Rehabilitation focuses on treating conditions and injuries that affect your muscles, bones, cartilage, joints, tendons or ligaments. That includes arthritis, low back pain, shoulder impingement, joint dislocation and replacements, Post-surgery and referral pain. Our experienced physical therapists bring advanced treatment to our patients. During your time with us, you will be in close contact with your rehabilitation team members, allowing them to closely monitor your progress and recovery.

Our multidisciplinary team helps patients to:
-Regain pain-free function with appropriate strength and agility to carry out everyday tasks without assistance. 

In Cardiorespiratory rehabilitation, we help you prevent and overcome illnesses in the heart and lungs. Common conditions we deal with at Premedion:
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)
Asthma
Bronchitis
Congestive Cardiac Failure (CCF)
Hypertension
Post Covid-19 rehabilitation.
Angina
Heart or lung injury or surgery

Appropriate exercises can be a best choice during the prevention strategy and in the Rehabilitation program for cardiorespiratory problems

We provide a unique function by using a variety of physiotherapy technique, such as electrical stimulation, hydrotherapy, ultrasound and heat. Physiotherapists recommend effective strategies and the most appropriate exercises to relieve or redistribute pressure, and enhance healing.

Manual therapy techniques are skilled hand movements of joints and soft tissue that are intended to improve tissue extensibility, increase range of motion, mobilize soft tissue and joints, modulate pain and reduce soft tissue swelling.

Soft Tissue Release
Therapeutic myofascial release techniques that free accumulated toxins and recover the muscles soreness. Individual muscle groups are remobilized and made supple with pressure and movement. The superficial or deep release will promote normal movement of joints.
Mobilization & Joints Manipulation
A Manual therapy technique which primarily loosens tightness in joints, muscles and other structures in order to prevent future tightness from recurring.
Trigger Points Pressure Therapy (TPPT)
The layer that surrounds your muscles is called Myofascial. This layer may be stressed leading to the formation of adhesion as a result of overuse or trauma. These adhesions are called "trigger points" and can prevent the muscles from working well leading to an increase in stiffness and tightness and it can be local or radiate to other parts of the body. What we do is that we treat these trigger points by manual application of continuous pressure until the pain diminishes and the adhesions are broken.

With the help of Premedion Physical Therapists, you will be shown scientifically evident electrotherapy protocols to:
• Pain Management.
•Use Functional Electrical Stimulation to enhance functional activities (FES).
• Activation of weak muscles.
• Introduce topical medications (Iontophoresis).
• Ultrasound Phonophoresis
The Premedion Professionals, taking care of your physical health and wellbeing, may prescribe for you the use of sonic waves to treat your physical ailments, pain and introduce the suitable topical medication.
A tailored therapeutic movement pattern could also be used during therapy session. Ultrasound is a great modality in providing a deep thermal therapy and micro-massage effects.
• Philips Infra-Red
• Chattanooga Multi currents
• Chattanooga Laser Device

Prescribed strength and coordination training on devices for the lower and upper extremities as well as for the core muscles.
Various parts of the body and muscle groups are each successively trained on different platforms, with the special goals of stabilization of joints, strengthening of connective tissue and promoting performance.

In sling table therapy, the whole body or parts of the body are suspended in slings, which provide relief for the spine and joints. Painful movements are significantly relieved and performed as if gravity is omitted.

The condition is similar to floating in water. With extension treatment, the therapist improves the patient’s mobility through targeted stretching and extending the joints and muscles.

Manual traction force is applied by the Physical Therapist to reduce compression for the limbs or vertebral joints.

Elastic taping along muscles, ligaments, lymphatic vessels or for inducing correct posture or movement. The objective is reduction of pain, improved circulation and support of muscular and joint function. It will provide sensory feedback and stimulates the supported structures.

We present Speech therapy with a specialized team for our patients who have communication problems and speech disorders

Speech therapy techniques are used to enhance communication after any neurological disorder/trauma as stroke or as ageing presentation.