Physiotherapy clinic

Alpha GenCare physiotherapy for moving with more ease

Assessment, rehabilitation, and posture and mobility support, with simple guidance you can practise at home. Book a visit when movement starts to feel limited.

Assessment

Where every visit starts

Rehabilitation

After injury or surgery

Home plan

Exercises you can follow

Movement care for everyday strain and recovery

Gentle, practical sessions focused on how you move, where it feels stiff, and what helps you get back to your routine.

Movement assessment

We look at how you walk, bend, reach, and balance, and note what feels tight or uncomfortable.

Back and neck relief

Hands-on mobility work and posture guidance for stiffness that comes from desks, driving, or long days.

Joint and sports recovery

Structured rehabilitation for knees, shoulders, hips, and ankles, built up at a pace your body can manage.

Post-surgery rehabilitation

Steady progress from early mobility to strength, with clear milestones agreed together.

Workplace strain support

Advice on workstation setup, lifting technique, and short movement breaks that fit a working day.

Home programme you can keep

A short, written set of exercises and daily habits so you can keep improving between visits.

A calm clinic focused on how you move

Care that is clear, unhurried, and built around your goals

A calm clinic focused on how you move

At Alpha GenCare we help people move more comfortably, whether they are recovering from an injury, managing ongoing stiffness, or simply want to move with more confidence. Each visit starts with listening and a careful movement assessment, then moves to a plan you can understand and follow. We explain what we find, why we suggest each exercise, and how to pace your progress.

The clinicians you will meet

Leads first-visit movement assessments and designs rehabilitation plans for joint and back concerns.

Anita Desai

Anita Desai

Lead Physiotherapist

Leads first-visit movement assessments and designs rehabilitation plans for joint and back concerns.

Rohan Mehta

Rohan Mehta

Physiotherapist

Focuses on sports recovery, strength progression, and return-to-activity planning.

Lakshmi Iyer

Lakshmi Iyer

Physiotherapist

Supports post-surgery rehabilitation and posture and mobility work for desk-based routines.

What patients say about their visits

“I came in with a stiff neck from months at my laptop. The assessment showed me exactly which habits to change, and the home plan takes ten minutes a day.”

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“I came in with a stiff neck from months at my laptop. The assessment showed me exactly which habits to change, and the home plan takes ten minutes a day.”

Priya

Patient, back and neck care

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“After my knee surgery I was unsure how hard to push. The clinician set clear steps and explained each one, which kept me calm and on track.”

Daniel

Patient, post-surgery rehabilitation

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“The team listened before they touched anything. I left understanding my shoulder far better than I expected.”

Meera

Patient, joint mobility

Practical reading for moving more comfortably

Practical reading for moving more comfortably

What to expect from a first physiotherapy visit

What to expect from a first physiotherapy visit

How the conversation, movement check, and first home steps usually fit together.

Simple posture breaks for long desk days

Simple posture breaks for long desk days

Short movements that ease neck and lower back stiffness without changing your whole routine.

Pacing rehabilitation after a joint injury

Pacing recovery after joint injury

Why steady, measured progress often recovers movement better than pushing hard too early.

Visit options

Choose the visit that fits where you are in your recovery or movement goals.

First assessment

Full movement assessment

Discussion of your goals

Written home programme

Follow-up session

Hands-on treatment

Exercise progression

Review of your home plan

Extended session

Longer one-to-one time

Detailed rehabilitation planning

Workplace or sports movement review

Final fees are confirmed when you book. Ask us about the options that suit your situation.

Support

Questions people ask before booking

What happens during a first visit?

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We talk through what brought you in, check how you move and balance, and agree on a simple plan with a few home exercises.

Do I need a referral to book?

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You can book directly with us. If you have scans or notes from another clinician, bring them along so we can review them.

What should I wear?

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Comfortable clothing that lets us see the area you want to move, such as shorts for knee concerns or a top that allows shoulder movement.

How many sessions will I need?

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This depends on your goals and how your body responds. We review progress together and talk through options at each visit.

Can you help with workplace strain?

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Yes. We can look at your workstation, lifting habits, and daily movement breaks to reduce strain over time.

Book an appointment or ask a question

Tell us where movement feels difficult, and we will help you choose the right next step.

Address

Clinic reception, Alpha GenCare, Physiotherapy Centre

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