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Q. What is a Physiotherapist?
Ans. Physiotherapists are qualified professionals trained to assess, diagnose and treat injuries, pain, and disabilities related to the musculoskeletal system.
At KRSNA PHYSIO PLUS Physiotherapy and Sports Injury Clinic, we use proven treatment techniques and a personalized hands-on approach to alleviate pain, restore function and prevent injury. We use time-bound, goal-oriented programs, giving patients an active role in their own care and recovery.

Q. Do I need a referral?
Ans. No. You only need a referral from your doctor if you are being treated following a work injury or following a motor vehicle accident. Also if you have undergone a Total Joint Replacement recently or have been operating for major limb fractures or injuries.

Q. What happens on my first visit?
Ans. On your initial consultation, a thorough subjective and objective examination of your condition will be performed by one of our Physiotherapists. The hands-on’ assessment will allow us to structure a suitable treatment plan through various treatment modalities. We ask that you bring any relevant medical information including the treating doctor’s prescription (e.g. doctor’s reports, X-ray reports, etc) for the Physiotherapist to review before assessing your problem.

We also believe and follow the principles of close professional exchange of treatment planning & protocols with your primary physician or treating surgeon to ensure the best possible outcome with the least amount of suffering and in the shortest possible time frame.

If you have multiple areas or a complex problem it is best to allow 60 minutes for a comprehensive assessment to be completed (please let our reception staff know this at the time of booking).

Q. Who will perform my treatments?
Ans. Your treatment will be performed by a University Qualified Physiotherapist.

Q. How long does each appointment last?
Ans. An initial consultation will last 30min to 1 hour. A follow-up consultation will last 30 to 50mins. Our Physiotherapists Endeavour to keep to their appointment schedules, but occasionally there are unanticipated circumstances, which are unavoidable.

Q. Is there anything that I can do to assist in my recovery process?
Ans. Your Physiotherapist will establish and plan a suitable program for you to continue with at home. If you have any problems or questions between or after visits, you can call or email us at our practice at any time.

Q. How often will I need to come for treatment?
Ans. Depending on the type of injury, its severity, and your sporting or work commitments, the number of treatments required and their frequency will vary. Your Physiotherapist will discuss this with you on your initial consultation to give you a guide. Your physiotherapist will give you exercises to help manage your condition yourself. This will help to reduce the number of treatments you require.

Q. What is Core Stability?
Ans. Core stability is the balance and coordination of the muscles of the trunk to ensure that the peripheral limbs have a stable base to work off. Training in this area can promote muscular efficiency which can prevent injuries as well as reducing injury recurrence. Pilates or core stability training is also successfully used in the management of long-term back and neck pain.
We cater from beginner to advanced levels, where classes are based on individually designed programs and carried out in our clinics. You will need a one on one screening assessment before you can take part in these small sessions. Then your program will be designed specifically to your needs and goals by our physiotherapists.