What we treat
Find the one that sounds like you
Grouped by what it feels like, not by which part of the body it belongs to. If nothing here matches, ring us and describe it.
Most common
The ones people come to us with most
Each of these has its own page — what it is in plain words, what treatment involves, and what we may use.
Lower back pain
The most common reason people come to us. Most of it gets better with the right treatment, and you do not need to know which kind.Recovery after a stroke
The work after a stroke is slow and it is worth doing. We treat patients on the wards at Chong Hua and carry on with them in the clinic.Frozen shoulder
A shoulder that has slowly stopped moving, often without any injury to blame it on. It is common, and it responds to treatment.After a knee replacement
The operation replaces the joint. The therapy afterwards is what decides how well you use it.Heel pain
If the first few steps out of bed are the worst part of your day, this is probably what you have.Numb or tingling hands
Waking in the night needing to shake your hand awake is the sign most people recognise first.
Everything else
The full list
Every condition here appears in the clinic's own patient records. If yours is not written down, it does not mean we cannot treat it.
Pain that won't go away
- Lower back pain
- Neck pain
- Frozen shoulder
- Tennis and golfer's elbow
- Heel and foot pain
- Knee pain
- Hip pain
- Arthritis pain
- Pain that runs down your arm or leg
- Numb or tingling hands
After a stroke
- Learning to walk again
- Getting strength back in an arm or leg
- Balance and preventing falls
- Trouble swallowing
- Getting back to daily tasks — dressing, eating, bathing
After surgery or injury
- Knee replacement
- Hip replacement
- After keyhole surgery
- Broken bones
- After spine surgery
- Ligament and tendon injuries
- Sports injuries
For the hands and daily life
- Hand and wrist therapy
- Carpal tunnel
- Getting back to work
- Learning to do daily tasks again after illness or injury
For children
- Children who are slow to walk, sit or move
- Children who have trouble with speech
- Children who need help with everyday skills
Tests and reports
- A test that shows what your body can safely do — for returning to work, or for an employer or insurer who needs a report
At home
- If getting to the clinic is difficult, our therapists can come to you.
You do not have to work out which of these you have, or which treatment you need. That is what the first visit is for.
A rehabilitation doctor examines you and decides. Ring and describe what is wrong in your own words — we will tell you honestly whether we can help, and if we are not the right people we will say so.
Mon–Sat, 8am – 8pm