Online physiotherapy for Parkinson's disease
Exercise is one of the most useful things a person with Parkinson's can do, alongside the medicines their neurologist prescribes. Physiotherapy focuses on bigger movements, walking, balance, getting up from a chair or the floor, and strategies for freezing. These are skills practised at home, which is exactly where online sessions happen. Sessions available in English, Telugu, and Hindi, and you can ask for a female or male physiotherapist.
Written by Dr. V. B. Rajendra Prasad, MPT, licensed in the US and UK. 20 years of clinical experience.
Why online physiotherapy works for Parkinson's disease
Parkinson's needs regular exercise over years. Sessions at home make that sustainable, especially as travel gets harder
Freezing and falls usually happen at home: in doorways, turning in the kitchen, or walking to the bathroom at night. Your physiotherapist sees those exact spaces
Sessions can be timed for when medicines work best, which makes exercise easier for many people with Parkinson's
A family member can join to learn cueing strategies and how to help safely
What we assess via video
What treatment includes
How an online session works
Set up your space
Position your phone or laptop so your physiotherapist can see you move. You need about 2 metres of space.
Live assessment and treatment
Your physiotherapist watches your movement, corrects your form, and guides you through exercises in real time. Each session is 45 minutes to 1 hour.
Progress and adjust
Your physiotherapist tracks your improvement each session and adjusts exercises as you get stronger. You also receive exercises to practice between sessions.
What you need at home
Conditions covered
Online treatment cost
Treatment is through our Neuro package: 30 sessions at ₹14,400 (online). Each session is 45 minutes to 1 hour, recommended daily on consecutive days. Most patients see significant improvement within the package.
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Chat With Us on WhatsAppWhen in-person care is better
Contact the neurologist promptly for a sudden change in symptoms, new confusion or hallucinations, or a big change in how the medicines are working. After a fall with a head injury or severe pain, seek medical care first. If the person can no longer stand even with help, home visits or in-person care may be a better start.
Frequently asked questions
Can physiotherapy slow Parkinson's?
What is freezing, and can it be helped?
When is the best time of day for sessions?
My father has Parkinson's and lives alone. Is online physiotherapy safe for him?
Arranging this for a parent?
Many of our patients are older adults whose sons and daughters live in other cities or abroad. You can book on WhatsApp from anywhere, join sessions by video and receive progress updates.
How it works for familiesRelated online treatment
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Guides you may find helpful
Written by Dr. V. B. Rajendra Prasad, MPT. Licensed to practice in the US (NY state) and UK (HCPC).
20 years of clinical experience. About Dr. Rajendra
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