Physiotherapy that keeps up with your recovery.
Orthopaedic, neurological and geriatric physiotherapy in R.S. Puram, Coimbatore. Come to the clinic, or we come to you.





What we treat
Six specialities, one clinic.

Orthopaedic
Joints, bone and soft tissue
Post-fracture, post-replacement and the long-running back and knee pain that most people arrive with. Assessment first, then a loading plan you can keep up between sessions.
Ask about orthopaedic careWhichever one brought you here, it is the same team, the same two rooms in R.S. Puram and the same notes following you through.
Where the treatment happens.
Ground floor, no stairs. If getting here is the hard part, we come to you instead.

“Most people arrive having already been told to rest. Rest is rarely the treatment. The job of the first session is to find out what you can still do safely, and build from there.”
Dr. Karthik Subramanian
Clinical director
MPT Orthopaedics, PhD Rehabilitation Sciences
- In practice since
- 2006
- Before Nalam
- Nine years in orthopaedic rehabilitation at a government hospital in Coimbatore
- Sees patients
- Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings
Who treats you
Four physiotherapists, each with one department.
You are assigned to the department your condition belongs to, not to whoever is free that afternoon.

Vidhya Raghunathan
Orthopaedics
MPT Musculoskeletal

Prakash Venkatesan
Neurological rehabilitation
MPT Neurology

Divya Anandan
Paediatrics
MPT Paediatrics

Sundar Balakrishnan
Geriatrics and home care
BPT, certified in fall prevention
The equipment, and what each piece is for.
Settling pain and swelling
Usually the first two weeks, and usually alongside hands-on work rather than instead of it.
Interferential therapy
Deep pain relief for the lower back and knee
TENS
Surface nerve stimulation for sharp, localised pain
Moist heat therapy
Hydrocollator packs to loosen tissue before treatment
Cryotherapy
Cold for acute swelling in the first two days
Restoring movement
The part that decides whether the pain stays away once you stop coming in.
Therapeutic ultrasound
Sound waves for tendon and soft tissue healing
Cervical and lumbar traction
Decompression for disc-related nerve pain
Manual therapy
Joint mobilisation and soft tissue release by hand
Therapeutic exercise
Graded loading you carry on with at home
What people walk in with.
Tap whichever one is yours. It opens a message with the complaint already written, and a physiotherapist answers it.
- Back pain
- Neck pain
- Knee pain
- Shoulder pain
- Frozen shoulder
- Sciatica
- Ankle and foot pain
- Elbow pain
- Hand and wrist pain
- Cervical headaches
- Vertigo
- Arthritis
- Chronic pain
- General weakness
- Pre and post-surgical rehabilitation
- Stroke recovery
- Facial palsy
- Sports injuries
- Road accident injuries
- Postural problems
Not on the list? Describe it to us and we will tell you honestly whether physiotherapy is the right call, or whether you need a different specialist first.
No. You can book an assessment directly. If we think you need a scan or an orthopaedic opinion before physiotherapy is safe, we will tell you at the first session rather than start treating you.
What patients say afterwards.

“I could not lift my right arm above my shoulder for four months. After eleven sessions I hang my own washing on the line again.”
“They came home twice a week for my mother after her stroke. The exercises were written out in Tamil so she could follow them without me.”
“I was running again eight weeks after the ankle fracture. Nobody promised me a date they could not keep.”
Finding the clinic.
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- Getting in
- Ground floor, no stairs from the street, and a chair inside the door if you need to sit before your session.
- Parking
- Along Bashyakarlu Road, with an auto stand at the junction.
- Home visits
- Saibaba Colony, Peelamedu, Ganapathy and Race Course, Monday to Saturday.
Opening hours
- Monday to Saturday
- 7:00 am to 8:00 pm
- Sunday
- 8:00 am to 1:00 pm
Home visits run across Saibaba Colony, Peelamedu, Ganapathy and Race Course.




