Overview
Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation
The Physiotherapy Department at Noora Hospital is dedicated to the holistic care of physical ailments, covering assessment, diagnosis, treatment, and ongoing management. Renowned across Kashmir for excellence, our department excels in both outpatient and inpatient services, embodying quality and compassion.
We adhere to a multidisciplinary care approach, collaborating seamlessly with other clinical departments to create comprehensive treatment plans tailored to individual needs. This collaborative spirit aims to restore anatomical functions and enhance meaningful engagement in daily life activities.
Our practice encompasses cancer rehabilitation, lymphedema, geriatric rehabilitation, rheumatic diseases, spinal cord injuries, traumatic brain injuries, strokes, multiple sclerosis, orthopaedic rehabilitation, cardiac rehabilitation, and critical care physiotherapy. Each patient receives personalized attention to safeguard and enhance their quality of life.
Distinguished in Kashmir, Noora Hospital uniquely utilizes point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) in the ICU and for managing various musculoskeletal issues, highlighting our commitment to advanced and effective care.
Our mission at Noora Hospital’s Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Department is to protect and maximize the quality of life for all under our care, driven by dedication, innovation, and compassion.
- Diagnostic Services
- Procedures and Treatments
- Innovative Technologies
- Milestones
The department is equipped to perform a wide range of diagnostic tests. From routine blood investigations to advanced imaging techniques such as X-rays, MRIs, and CT scans, we ensure accurate assessments and personalized treatment plans for every patient.
Our capabilities extend to arterial blood gas (ABG) analysis, musculoskeletal point-of-care ultrasound, lung and heart imaging, lower limb Doppler studies, and blood coagulation investigations.
From electrotherapy and exercise therapy for pain management and muscle function to therapeutic ultrasound for tissue healing, our programs encompass a wide range of modalities tailored to individual needs.
Our hands-on approach includes manual therapy techniques such as joint mobilizations and soft tissue mobilizations, aiding in movement restoration and pain reduction.
Providing CPAP/BIPAP therapy alongside critical care management in ICU/HDU, we ensure specialized physiotherapy interventions for respiratory support and optimal recovery.
Whether it's neuro rehab for stroke survivors or orthopaedic rehab post-surgery, our tailored programs focus on improving mobility, balance, and functional independence.
Addressing obstetric and gynaecological concerns with assessment, treatment, and advice, our services extend to conservative management for continence and urogynecological problems.
From strength training regimes to mobility programs, our elderly medicine services prioritize fall prevention, balance training, and enhancing functional independence for elderly patients.
At the heart of our department's infrastructure lies a suite of cutting-edge equipment, meticulously curated to cater to a diverse range of patient needs. From spinal decompression therapy to high-end laser treatments, we offer a myriad of advanced modalities aimed at addressing various physical ailments.
With six dedicated treatment beds, we ensure prompt and efficient care delivery to all our patients.
Safety and monitoring are paramount in our practice. Equipped with cardiac monitors, oxygen supplies, and defibrillators, we ensure the well-being of our patients at every step of their journey.
Our arsenal also includes a multi-system electro-exerciser, high-end treadmills, static cycles, and recumbent bikes, facilitating tailored exercise regimens to meet each individual's needs.
The Physiotherapy Department at Noora Hospital excels in patient care and innovation, evident in several milestones. We integrate cutting-edge technologies like point-of-care ultrasound in the ICU and Musculoskeletal Ultrasound in the OPD, enhancing treatment precision and effectiveness.
Notably, Dr Natiq Yaqoob, our experienced physiotherapist, is a Level 1 trained Bradcliff Breathing Methods Practitioner from New Zealand, making him the first Indian physiotherapist with this qualification. Noora Hospital is proud to host India's first Bradcliff Breathing clinic.
Our Team
Our Specialist Doctors
Dr. Malik Hamid
Dr. Asim Mushtaq Patloo
Dr. Amir Mushtaq Parray
Duha Jan
Dr. Zubair Rashid
Dr. Haroon Rashid Naqshi
Testimonials
FAQ:
At Noora Hospital, our physiotherapists work with you to mitigate your pain. Often, the goal of physiotherapy is to alleviate discomfort and improve function. Our licensed physical therapist staff will continuously check in to monitor your pain during each session to minimize unwarranted discomfort.
Normally, appointments are between 45-60 minutes but can last up to 90 minutes under certain conditions.
Physiotherapists are independent practitioners and do not require a referral from a doctor; therefore, like doctors, they can diagnose an injury and follow it up with a treatment plan.
Physiotherapy is considered quite helpful in the majority of cases. According to research, physiotherapy significantly enhances recuperation, allowing for the rehabilitation of a variety of illnesses as well as the prevention of chronicity and new injuries.
This varies significantly from person to person, depending on the nature and severity of your problem. Your physiotherapist will devise a treatment plan tailored specifically for you, designed to give you the best possible outcome. They’ll advise you on how many sessions they think you’ll need. This could change as your treatment progresses, depending on how well you respond to it.
Yes, physiotherapy is safe during pregnancy. It can help with back pain, and pelvic discomfort, and prepare your body for childbirth. It can also assist with postpartum issues.
Yes, absolutely! Your physiotherapist will likely give you exercises to do at home to complement your in-clinic sessions and promote faster recovery. Don’t be intimidated. We provide effective exercises that start at your current level and utilize what resources you have to facilitate improvement.
Physiotherapy clinics are primarily for patients, while gyms are for general fitness. Therapeutic exercises recommended by physiotherapists differ significantly from exercises taught by gym trainers; no gym trainer can adequately instruct therapeutic exercises to a patient. As physiotherapists also focus on maintaining the fitness of their patients, their clinics may include fitness equipment.