Expert Rehab in Your Own Home
Physiotherapy at Home in Kampala
Rehabilitation after injury, illness or surgery improves movement and the functioning of the body. Our qualified physiotherapists create a personalised exercise programme tailored to your specific needs and goals, and deliver it in your own home.
Home physiotherapy removes the hardest part of recovery for many patients: travelling. Sessions are scheduled around the patient, family members can learn the exercises, and the physiotherapist can make the home safer at the same time.
Who this care is for
- Stroke survivors relearning to walk and use their arm
- Patients recovering from fractures, joint replacement or other surgery
- Older adults with weakness, stiffness or poor balance
- People with back pain, arthritis or long-term pain
- Children with cerebral palsy or developmental delay
What's included
What a home physiotherapy session involves
The first visit includes an assessment of movement, strength, balance and pain, and a conversation about goals. Each session then combines hands-on treatment, guided exercises and advice. You receive a simple home programme to practise between sessions, and progress is shared with the family.
Specialist rehabilitation at our sister centre
Some patients benefit from equipment and specialists only available at a clinic, such as neuro, pelvic floor or cardiopulmonary physiotherapy. Our sister centre, Teamwork Physiotherapy Centre International in Ntinda, provides these services, and patients can combine home and clinic sessions.
Visit Teamwork Physiotherapy Centre InternationalHow it works
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Free consultation
Call, WhatsApp or book online. We discuss the patient's needs at no cost.
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Care assessment
We assess the patient's condition, home and daily routine.
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Care plan
You receive a clear plan, schedule and price before care starts.
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Care begins
A matched, vetted professional starts care, and we review progress regularly.
Physiotherapy: common questions
How many physiotherapy sessions will I need?
It depends on the condition and your goals. After the first assessment the physiotherapist will recommend a plan and review progress regularly.
Do I need equipment at home?
Usually not. The physiotherapist brings what is needed and advises if any simple equipment would help.
Can physiotherapy at home help after a stroke?
Yes. Regular home physiotherapy helps stroke survivors improve walking, balance and arm function, and teaches family members how to help safely.
Related services
Elderly Care
Caring for those who once cared for us, in the comfort of their homes.
Post Surgery Care
Our doctors and nurses monitor blood pressure, breathing and pain to ensure a smooth recovery after operations.
Homecare Nursing
Our nurses and doctors offer extensive medical care in the comfort of your own home.