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Physiotherapy at Home

Get professional physiotherapy care in the comfort and convenience of your home. Our home physiotherapy services are designed to help improve mobility, strength, balance, physical function and independence while supporting recovery from injury, illness, surgery and other conditions affecting movement.

Home-based physiotherapy can be particularly helpful for people who have difficulty travelling to a clinic, older adults, individuals recovering after hospitalization or surgery, and patients who require ongoing rehabilitation at home.

Who Can Benefit from Physiotherapy at Home?

Physiotherapy may be recommended for people experiencing pain, reduced mobility, muscle weakness, stiffness, balance difficulties or limitations in daily activities.

Our physiotherapy services can support patients with:

  • Back pain and musculoskeletal conditions
  • Neck pain and stiffness
  • Shoulder, hip, knee and other joint problems
  • Arthritis and age-related mobility difficulties
  • Sports injuries and activity-related injuries
  • Recovery after fractures, once medically appropriate
  • Post-operative rehabilitation
  • Stroke and other neurological conditions
  • Muscle weakness, reduced balance and mobility limitations
  • Parkinson’s disease and other movement disorders
  • Respiratory conditions requiring physiotherapy intervention
  • Deconditioning following prolonged illness, hospitalization or reduced activity
  • Mobility and functional difficulties in older adults

The physiotherapist will assess your individual condition, functional limitations and goals before developing an appropriate treatment and exercise plan.

Why Choose Matis Homecare for Physiotherapy?

Matis Homecare provides physiotherapy services at home to support recovery, improve physical function and help patients remain as independent as possible.

Our physiotherapy approach may include:

  • Individualized assessment of movement, strength, flexibility, balance and functional ability
  • Therapeutic exercises for strength, mobility, flexibility and endurance
  • Balance and gait training
  • Functional and mobility training
  • Manual therapy, when clinically appropriate
  • Pain-management strategies
  • Post-operative rehabilitation
  • Neurological rehabilitation
  • Respiratory physiotherapy, where clinically indicated
  • Patient and caregiver education
  • Home exercise programmes
  • Guidance on safe mobility and appropriate use of assistive devices, when required

Treatment is planned according to the patient’s condition, clinical findings, functional needs and rehabilitation goals.

What Happens During a Home Physiotherapy Visit?

01

Initial Assessment

The physiotherapist discusses your symptoms, medical history, current medications or relevant medical information, previous treatment and functional concerns. They may assess movement, muscle strength, joint mobility, balance, coordination, walking ability and other relevant physical functions.

02

Individualized Treatment Plan

Based on the assessment, the physiotherapist develops an individualized plan of care according to your condition, functional needs and rehabilitation goals.

03

Physiotherapy Treatment

Treatment may include therapeutic exercises, mobility and strengthening exercises, balance or gait training, manual therapy and other clinically appropriate physiotherapy interventions.

04

Home Exercise & Self-Management

You may receive a personalized home exercise programme and guidance on safe movement, activity modification and self-management.

05

Progress Monitoring

Your progress is reviewed during subsequent visits. The treatment programme may be adjusted according to your response, functional improvement and rehabilitation goals.

Important Information

  • Service Availability: Home physiotherapy is available within applicable Matis Homecare service areas.
  • Prior Appointment: Physiotherapy visits require advance scheduling.
  • Clinical Assessment: Each patient is assessed individually before an appropriate treatment plan is developed.
  • Medical Records: Previous medical reports, imaging reports, discharge summaries, prescriptions and relevant treatment information should be kept available where applicable.
  • Caregiver Participation: A family member or caregiver may be involved when appropriate, particularly for patients requiring assistance with mobility or home exercises.
  • Treatment Plan: The number and frequency of sessions depend on the patient's condition, functional needs, response to treatment and rehabilitation goals.
  • Specialized Rehabilitation: Neurological, post-operative, geriatric, sports or respiratory physiotherapy can be arranged based on clinical assessment and service availability.
  • Emergency Care: Physiotherapy at home is not an emergency medical service.

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