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Physiotherapists in Mumbai

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There is 1 verified physiotherapist in Mumbai. Compare their experience, qualifications and consultation fees, and book an online or in-clinic appointment.

  • Dr. Needhi Jain
    Dr. Needhi Jain

    15 yrs • Physiotherapist • BPTh/BPT, Masters of Physiotheraphy

    English • हिंदी • मराठी

    New

    Physiopod Healthcare Centre • 101, "A" Wing K Ras Residency (Swami Samarth Building), Dattaram Lad Marg, Chinchpokli Station Rd, near BABA Cola, Lal Baug, Mumbai, Maharashtra, Mumbai

    , Needhi Jain is a highly skilled physiotherapist known for her specialization in neurology and manual therapy. Her extensive background and hands-on approach have enabled her to effectively address some of the most challenging and complex cases in physiotherapy. Needhi’s focus on neurology allows her to work with patients dealing with a wide range of conditions, including stroke, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, and other neurological disorders. She employs advanced manual therapy techniques to facilitate recovery, enhance mobility, and improve the overall quality of life for her patients. Throughout her career, Needhi has successfully resolved numerous difficult cases, often when other treatments have failed. Her ability to assess individual needs and tailor treatment plans is a testament to her commitment to patient-centred care. She believes in a holistic approach that not only addresses physical symptoms but also supports emotional and psychological well-being. Needhi is known for her compassionate and empathetic demeanour, making her patients feel comfortable and supported throughout their rehabilitation journey. She takes the time to educate her patients about their conditions and involves them in the treatment process, fostering a collaborative environment that encourages active participation in recovery.

Written by Global Neuro and Spine Care. Reviewed by the GNSC Clinical Team. Last updated .

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Physiotherapy charges in India vary depending on the city, physiotherapist’s experience, type of treatment and whether the session is conducted at a clinic, hospital or home. A typical physiotherapy session may cost around ₹300 to ₹1,500 or more per session. Specialized treatments, advanced rehabilitation and home visits may have higher charges. It is best to confirm the consultation or session fee with the physiotherapist before starting treatment.
The 80/20 rule in physiotherapy generally refers to the idea that a small number of important exercises, habits or treatment strategies may provide most of the improvement when performed consistently. For example, a physiotherapist may identify a few targeted exercises that address the main cause of pain or movement limitations. However, the appropriate exercises depend on the individual's condition, so the 80/20 rule should not replace a personalized assessment by a qualified physiotherapist.
Occupational therapy (OT) and physiotherapy have different areas of focus, so neither is better for everyone. Physiotherapy primarily focuses on improving movement, strength, balance, mobility and physical function. Occupational therapy focuses on helping people perform everyday activities such as dressing, eating, working and other tasks independently. The appropriate therapy depends on the individual's condition and goals. In some cases, physiotherapy and occupational therapy may be recommended together as part of rehabilitation.
Physiotherapy and gym workouts serve different purposes, so one is not universally better than the other. Physiotherapy is primarily used to manage pain, restore movement, improve function and support recovery after injury, surgery or certain medical conditions. A gym workout generally focuses on fitness, strength, endurance and muscle development. People recovering from an injury or experiencing persistent pain may benefit from physiotherapy first, while healthy individuals may use exercise and strength training for fitness and prevention. A physiotherapist can also help create a safe exercise program when returning to the gym after an injury.
The best type of physiotherapy depends on your medical condition, symptoms, physical limitations and rehabilitation goals. Musculoskeletal physiotherapy may be appropriate for back pain, joint pain and sports injuries, while neurological physiotherapy may help people recovering from conditions affecting the brain, spinal cord or nerves. Cardiopulmonary, paediatric, geriatric and sports physiotherapy may be suitable for other specific needs. If you are looking for the best physiotherapist in India, consider a qualified professional with relevant experience in treating your particular condition rather than choosing solely based on location or general ratings. A proper assessment helps determine the most suitable physiotherapy approach.
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