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Your recovery takes months. We're built so nothing stops it halfway

Your physiotherapist comes to your home , wherever you are, and on the days in between, continues your treatment remotely through the equipment we leave with you. The same physiotherapist stays with you throughout your journey, from the first week to the last.

  • Not distance.
  • Not cost.
  • Not needing someone to take you.
A woman standing in the doorway of her home in the afternoon light, a child walking out past her.

✓Free, at your home. A senior physiotherapist examines you and tells you honestly whether we can help.

Families in treatment
250+
Under active home treatment across Bhopal right now.
Sessions delivered
5,000+
Each one at comfort of home
Practising Physios
17+ yrs
Every physiotherapist is registered with the state council.
First check-up
₹0
A full assessment at home before anything is booked.
Devices that measure, treat and help you in practice
9+
Video based assessments tests
50+
Exercises turned into games
150+
Exercises guidance videos
1400+

Where treatment usually breaks

Five situations we see every week.

Different conditions, the same ending. Find the one that sounds like yours.

Stroke & paralysis

The therapy has to happen every day.

After a stroke, recovery needs regular therapy. But taking a patient with weakness to a clinic can be difficult: arranging a wheelchair, an attendant, transport, and hours of travel. For many families, doing this every few days is exhausting.

What changes

  • Your physiotherapist comes to your home, wherever you are.
  • Your attendant is trained to help with therapy and guided by the physiotherapist.
  • Therapy continues every day, with remote support between home visits.

Situations we see, written to be recognised — not accounts of individual patients.

How we solve it

We did not change the physiotherapy. We changed what happens on the days between.

The clinical work is the same work a good physiotherapist has always done: hands, judgement, and a plan that moves as you improve. What we changed is that it no longer stops the moment they leave your house.

An example pathway, shown to explain the model, not measured outcome data. Your physiotherapist sets your own numbers at assessment.

Three things make that possible

  1. The physiotherapist travels, not you

    Our clinicians are employed by us and routed street by street, so a home visit costs you no journey and no leave.

  2. The equipment lives in your home

    The same machines used in a clinic, installed and maintained by us, for as long as your treatment lasts. Nothing to buy or rent.

  3. Your physiotherapist runs it from wherever they are

    They set the dose, start the session and watch you work on video. You only switch it on. The machine never decides anything.

Meet Saathi

Your physiotherapist arrives already knowing what hurts.

Saathi is our pre-visit assistant. Tell it what is bothering you, by typing or speaking. It puts your answers in order and sends them to your physiotherapist before the first session.

  1. English or Hindi

    Type, or tap the mic and speak. It replies in the language you pick.

  2. The questions a physiotherapist asks

    Where it hurts, since when, what makes it better or worse, and your history.

  3. You check it before it is sent

    Read the summary, add anything missed, attach reports or scans.

Sign in to start. No booking needed.

Saathi

Pre-visit assistant

  1. Hi, I'm Saathi. What's bothering you?

  2. Lower back pain for two weeks. Worse when I sit.

  3. Did it start after lifting something, or after a fall?

  4. After lifting a bucket of water.

  5. Summary for your physiotherapist

    What's bothering you
    Lower back pain, worse when sitting
    When it started
    Two weeks ago, after lifting a bucket

Saathi does not diagnose. If something sounds urgent, it tells you to get care straight away.

How the service works

Everything is measured. Everyone is told.

Two rules run through the whole service, and they are the reason a long recovery stops being something you carry on your own.

01 · Measured

We measure it. We don’t ask you to remember it.

Every assessment and every session produces a number. Your physiotherapist works from what the equipment recorded, not from how you felt the session went when they ask you two days later.

The equipment records it, not you. No diary to keep, and nobody has to admit to a missed week.

An illustration of the weekly report as it reaches your phone. The figures are examples, not results from a patient.

9:41 Sample

Knee rehabilitation

Weekly report

Week 8 of 12 · Phase 2, mobility

Right knee recovery

Mon 20 Oct – Sun 26 Oct

Weekly protocol adherence 100% complete

Primary outcomes

All five goals progressing

  • Adherence

    Sessions completed

    100% of target
    6 of 6

  • Flexion range

    Knee bend

    +18°
    94° 112°

    Goal: 125° functional flexion

  • EMG, quadriceps

    Muscle activation, right thigh

    Strong firing
    Improving

  • Functional strength

    Sit-to-stand, 30 seconds

    +4 reps
    7 reps 11 reps

  • Reported by you

    Pain this week

    ↓ 40%
    5 / 10 3 / 10

    0 none · 10 severe

Physiotherapist’s note

Sun 26 Oct

Good progress on bend. Holding the current level one more week, then reducing visits to two.

Your physiotherapist

02 · Told

The same report goes to everyone with a part in your recovery.

Once a week, automatically. Nobody has to phone anyone, chase a file, or explain the last month again from the beginning.

  • You What changed this week, and what happens next.
  • Your family The same update, wherever they live.
  • Your treating doctor A clinical digest with the measurements.
  • Your care partner Their own instructions for the week ahead.

Anything that looks wrong does not wait for the weekly report. A red-flag finding goes straight to your doctor, and your physiotherapist calls you the same day.

A physiotherapist and a doctor going through a printed progress report with a patient and their family at home.

03 · The care partner programme

If someone at home already helps you, we make it a real role.

There is usually a family member or an attendant doing the daily work already, with no training and nobody to ask. We train that person, certify them, and give them a written part in the plan.

  1. Four structured hours of training at our centre in Bhopal
  2. Certified against a written competency checklist
  3. A physiotherapist checks their technique on video twice a month
  4. They receive their own weekly instructions and can flag concerns

Our software measures, scores and flags. Your physiotherapist reads it and decides. Nothing about your treatment is set by a machine.

Conditions we treat

Built for the recoveries that take the longest.

These are the conditions our physiotherapists work with most. All of them need months rather than weeks, which is exactly what our model is designed for.

  • Mobility & falls

    Geriatric care

    For anyone losing strength, steadiness or confidence on their feet, including after a fall.

    What we work on

    • Leg strength and standing balance
    • Walking, stairs and getting out of a chair
    • Reducing the risk of another fall at home

    Often ongoing

  • Neurological

    Paralysis care

    After a stroke, spinal injury or neurosurgery, where movement on one side or below a level has been lost or weakened.

    What we work on

    • Re-teaching weak muscles to fire, with stimulation and EMG feedback
    • Keeping joints moving, preventing stiffness and contracture
    • Transfers, standing and walking, step by step

    Commonly 6 months+

  • Neurological

    Parkinsonism

    For stiffness, slowness, small shuffling steps, freezing at doorways and unsteadiness.

    What we work on

    • Bigger, more deliberate movement and longer steps
    • Cues and strategies for freezing and turning
    • Balance, posture and staying active week after week

    Long-term, continuous

  • Long-term pain

    Fibromyalgia

    For widespread pain, deep tiredness and weeks that are unpredictable, where a fixed exercise schedule usually fails.

    What we work on

    • Gentle, gradual activity that is paced to the week you are having
    • Building tolerance slowly enough that it holds
    • Symptom relief between sessions, set by your physiotherapist

    Long-term, continuous

  • Long-term pain

    Chronic low back pain

    Back pain that has lasted more than three months, or keeps coming back every few weeks.

    What we work on

    • Trunk and hip strength, and how you move through the day
    • Getting back to sitting, lifting and working without flare-ups
    • Pain relief on the device between sessions

    Often 3–6 months

  • Joints

    Chronic knee pain

    Long-standing knee pain, including osteoarthritis: stairs, standing up and walking any distance.

    What we work on

    • Thigh strength, measured rather than assumed
    • Loading the knee enough to help without setting it off
    • Walking distance, stairs and getting up from a chair

    Often 3–6 months

  • Joints

    Chronic shoulder pain

    Stiff or painful shoulders, including frozen shoulder: reaching overhead, behind your back, or sleeping on that side.

    What we work on

    • Getting movement back, a few degrees at a time
    • Hands-on mobilisation on visit days
    • Strength through the shoulder blade and rotator cuff

    Frozen shoulder often 6 months+

Not every condition suits remote-supported care. Your physiotherapist decides at the free home assessment whether this model fits you, how much of your treatment can work this way, and how much has to be hands-on. Some people are told it isn't right for them.

Timelines above are general, not promises. Recovery varies widely between people. You will be given a realistic timeline in writing at your assessment. We also treat sports injuries, fractures and recovery after surgery.

The three ways to do this

The difference is not the therapy. It is what happens the rest of the week.

Going to a clinic and having a physiotherapist visit are both good care. Both were built around the visit, and a long recovery is mostly made of the days that are not visits.

  • Who in your household has to travel

    Going to a clinic
    You, and usually someone with you
    A physiotherapist visiting
    Nobody
    Remote Physios
    Nobody

  • Days of treatment in a usual week

    Going to a clinic
    Two, if you make both
    A physiotherapist visiting
    Two, sometimes three
    Remote Physios
    Up to six, every one supervised by a physiotherapist

  • Clinic-grade equipment: ultrasound, stimulation, TENS

    Going to a clinic
    Yes, but only while you are there
    A physiotherapist visiting
    Rarely: a therapist can only carry so much
    Remote Physios
    Installed in your home for the whole treatment

  • What happens on the days between

    Going to a clinic
    Exercises on a printed sheet, done alone
    A physiotherapist visiting
    Exercises on a printed sheet, done alone
    Remote Physios
    Live supervised sessions and guided work on the device

  • How your progress is known

    Going to a clinic
    You are asked at the next visit
    A physiotherapist visiting
    You are asked at the next visit
    Remote Physios
    Measured: muscle activity, sessions completed, movement range

  • Your doctor and your family

    Going to a clinic
    Usually not kept informed
    A physiotherapist visiting
    Usually not kept informed
    Remote Physios
    A written report every week, to both

  • If someone at home helps you

    Going to a clinic
    Not part of the arrangement
    A physiotherapist visiting
    Informal advice at best
    Remote Physios
    Trained, certified, and watched on video twice a month

  • If your situation changes partway through

    Going to a clinic
    Come less often, or stop
    A physiotherapist visiting
    Fewer visits, or stop
    Remote Physios
    Move to a lighter level of care. Treatment continues

This comparison describes how these three arrangements typically work in Bhopal, not how every clinic or every visiting physiotherapist operates. Some do more than is described here. It is a comparison of models, not of individual clinicians.

See who comes to the house before you decide.

See the full team

The same physiotherapist for the whole course. Over months, the person matters more than the session does.

What it costs.

These prices are for Bhopal. It is the only city we treat in today.

  • Intensive

    ₹13,999 per month

    25 touchpoints

    Your physiotherapist visits the house most often.

    For: The first weeks after a stroke.

  • Standard

    Most households choose this

    ₹9,999 per month

    21 touchpoints

    Home visits, plus guided sessions in between.

    For: Most stroke recovery, most mobility work, and long-standing back pain.

  • Digital continuity

    ₹4,999 per month

    20 touchpoints

    Guided sessions with your physiotherapist. No home visit.

    For: Month four onwards, once things are steady.

Always included

  • All equipment carried in and out by us
  • The same physiotherapist throughout
  • The full session record, shared with you
  • A weekly update for the family

You will never be charged for

  • Buying or renting any equipment
  • Any test or extra we did not tell you about first
  • A session that was not taken
  • Changing plan, or restarting after a break

You pay nothing until after the free check-up at your home.

What families ask us most

Yes. Every session is planned and guided by a registered physiotherapist, and the check-up and home visits happen in person. Your physiotherapist’s state council registration number is given to you, and the council will confirm it.

The check-up is free and it happens at your home.

A physiotherapist examining the lower back of the person being treated.
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