Physiotherapy (PT)

Physiotherapists focus on patient's mobility and functional activity in different stages of illness or injuries. Through various way of training, clients will be able to gain their activities of daily living by improving muscle power, balance, functional capacity as well as cardiorespiratory function. Physiotherapists assess many parts of body functions, activities and social participation based on the clinical reasoning and work with multidisciplinary care team seamlessly to establish proper discharge and continuous care plan.

Common PT intervention as follows

Strength and endurance training
Balance and gait exercises
Functional exercises
Chest therapy/ Cardio-pulmonary rehabilitation
Pain Management
Manual therapy
Modality application
Re-education of neuro-motor function
Recommend / Prescribe mobility aids
Caregiver training

Families in Focus

Sreeram, a dedicated physiotherapist, finds immense joy in both his profession and his family life. With a warm smile, he resonates with both his patients and their families, understanding the challenges they face beyond the hospital walls. For Sreeram, healing isn't just about physical recovery; it's about restoring lives and reuniting families. As he bids farewell to each patient upon discharge, he carries with him the hope of seeing them thrive in their community once again, strengthened by the bonds of family and the support of their surroundings.

Rehabilitation Spaces at SCH

Outram Community Hospital

Wards at the Outram Community Hospital are designed to provide a safe, comfortable and therapeutic environment which is conducive for recovery.

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Sengkang Community Hospital

There are therapy rooms in the wards to provide easy access for patients and therapists, as well as communal spaces to encourage rehabilitation in every space.

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