#Physiotherapy at Home in Andheri

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The Benefits of Physiotherapy at Home in Andheri

Physiotherapy, a cornerstone of rehabilitation and wellness, is witnessing a transformative shift with the increasing popularity of home-based physiotherapy services. As individuals seek more personalized and convenient healthcare solutions, the benefits of physiotherapy at home are becoming increasingly evident, offering a tailored, accessible, and holistic approach to rehabilitation and overall well-being.

 Personalized Care in Familiar Surroundings

One of the primary advantages of physiotherapy at home is the delivery of personalized care within the familiar surroundings of one's home. This creates a comfortable and conducive environment for rehabilitation, fostering a sense of security and ease. The familiarity of the home setting allows physiotherapists to tailor exercises and interventions to the individual's specific needs, enhancing the overall effectiveness of the treatment plan.

Enhanced Convenience and Accessibility

Home-based physiotherapy eliminates the need for individuals to travel to healthcare facilities, providing unparalleled convenience and accessibility. This is particularly beneficial for those with mobility issues, chronic conditions, or post-surgical recovery needs. By bringing physiotherapy to the doorstep, individuals can access essential healthcare without the stress of commuting or facing the challenges of busy clinic schedules.

Timely and Continuous Care

Physiotherapy at home ensures timely interventions and continuous care. Physiotherapists can closely monitor the progress of individuals, making real-time adjustments to treatment plans as needed. This continuous care model is particularly crucial for individuals recovering from injuries or surgeries, as it minimizes the risk of setbacks and promotes a more seamless rehabilitation process.

Comfortable Environment for Rehabilitation

The comfort of one's home provides an ideal setting for rehabilitation. Individuals can undergo physiotherapy in a space where they feel secure and relaxed, contributing positively to the healing process. This comfortable environment fosters a positive mindset and can alleviate any anxiety or apprehension associated with clinic visits.

Family Involvement and Support

Physiotherapy at home allows for greater family involvement and support. Family members can actively participate in the rehabilitation process, assisting with exercises, providing emotional support, and learning valuable caregiving techniques. This collaborative approach creates a support system that extends beyond the physiotherapist's visits, contributing to a more comprehensive and sustained recovery.

 Customized Treatment Plans

Home-based physiotherapy enables physiotherapists to create highly customized treatment plans based on the individual's unique needs, goals, and home environment. This tailored approach

ensures that the rehabilitation program aligns with the individual's lifestyle and maximizes the effectiveness of the interventions.

 Increased Adherence to Treatment

The convenience and comfort associated with physiotherapy at home often lead to increased adherence to treatment plans. Without the barriers of travel and time constraints, individuals are more likely to engage consistently in their prescribed exercises and interventions. This improved adherence contributes to better outcomes and a more effective rehabilitation process.

 Cost-Effective Healthcare

Home-based physiotherapy can be a cost-effective healthcare solution. By reducing the need for transportation and potential hospital visits, individuals can save on associated expenses. Moreover, early interventions at home may prevent the development of more severe conditions, potentially reducing long-term healthcare costs.

Max@Home in Andheri stands as the epitome of excellence, offering unparalleled benefits of physiotherapy at home. With a commitment to personalized care, enhanced convenience, and continuous support, Max@Home transforms the rehabilitation experience. Tailored treatment plans, family involvement, and a comfortable environment contribute to the effectiveness of physiotherapy. As a leader in home-based healthcare, Max@Home in Andheri redefines the wellness journey, making it accessible, patient-centric, and transformative for individuals seeking optimal physical health in the vibrant city of Andheri.

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Tina Ambani and Anil Ambani In Together For Making World A Better Place

It was exactly on Kokilaben’s birthday in the month of February of 2005, when Anil Ambani, Chairperson of Reliance Group, surprised Tina, his wife by handing over the MoU of Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital. “For me it was like a birthday gift.” He handed over the project to her and said, “It is your baby now”, a project, she not only nurtured, but aided in prospering as well. Being a corporate-housewife and former Bollywood star with no knowledge of medicine or how to set up a hospital was handed the challenge and Anil told her that he would find her one person to help — after that she was on her own. As a matter of fact, it was Anil who the hospital started, told her that since that both of them have to start giving back to the society since they have got so much from it. “You have got so much from the society. I have got so much from the society. We need to give back. We need to nourish the people we live with, to nourish the societies we live in, the communities we live in. You can give in cash, kind, you can give in time, whatever suits you, whatever works for you. But, giving back is very important because life is all about give and take. It’s a balance that nature has created and if you miss it, it’s just not right,” Anil said. And it was due to this sense of encouragement that she got from Anil that it caused her to extend cancer care to rural India with a series of oncology centres in western India. She adds, how she started the hospital from scratch with a team of four and whole professional, passionate, dedicated team for it. “I wanted to make sure that I am at international standards and at the end of the day I feel good about what we’ve done,” she says. Once the core professional team was put together, Tina sat at every meeting and chalked out on the plan for two-and-a-half years, visiting hospitals in the US, Europe and China to collate a format befitting India’s environment and culture. After the construction began, she traveled from her home in Cuffe Parade, south Mumbai, to Andheri at the other end of the city every day for 3 years looking at the progress of construction, interacting with experts like the team from England on the amassing of the hospital. Anil accompanied Tina and Kokilaben, his mother after whom the hospital has been named to the inaugural function of the hospital. Initially, the hospital started off as a heart centre, but later they added on facilities to treat neurological disorders, cancer, bone and joint disorders besides paediatrics and physiotherapy. Today it is a multi-specialty hospital with different departments in various streams of medical sciences. At the time when it was open to public, it was the only intra-operative MRI in an operation theatre that enabled surgeons to obtain real time MRI images before, during and after surgery. For more details please click here: https://medium.com/@patelrajeev947/tina-ambani-and-anil-ambani-in-together-for-making-world-a-better-place-a021787dd6ae

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Tina Ambani and Anil Ambani In Together For Making World A Better Place

It was exactly on Kokilaben’s birthday in the month of February of 2005, when Anil Ambani, Chairperson of Reliance Group, surprised Tina, his wife by handing over the MoU of Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital. “For me it was like a birthday gift.” He handed over the project to her and said, “It is your baby now”, a project, she not only nurtured, but aided in prospering as well. Being a corporate-housewife and former Bollywood star with no knowledge of medicine or how to set up a hospital was handed the challenge and Anil told her that he would find her one person to help--after that she was on her own.

As a matter of fact, it was Anil who the hospital started, told her that since that both of them have to start giving back to the society since they have got so much from it. “You have got so much from the society. I have got so much from the society. We need to give back. We need to nourish the people we live with, to nourish the societies we live in, the communities we live in. You can give in cash, kind, you can give in time, whatever suits you, whatever works for you. But, giving back is very important because life is all about give and take. It's a balance that nature has created and if you miss it, it's just not right,” Anil said. And it was due to this sense of encouragement that she got from Anil that it caused her to extend cancer care to rural India with a series of oncology centres in western India. She adds, how she started the hospital from scratch with a team of four and whole professional, passionate, dedicated team for it. "I wanted to make sure that I am at international standards and at the end of the day I feel good about what we've done," she says.

Once the core professional team was put together, Tina sat at every meeting and chalked out on the plan for two-and-a-half years, visiting hospitals in the US, Europe and China to collate a format befitting India's environment and culture. After the construction began, she traveled from her home in Cuffe Parade, south Mumbai, to Andheri at the other end of the city every day for 3 years looking at the progress of construction, interacting with experts like the team from England on the amassing of the hospital.

Anil accompanied Tina and Kokilaben, his mother after whom the hospital has been named to the inaugural function of the hospital.  Initially, the hospital started off as a heart centre, but later they added on facilities to treat neurological disorders, cancer, bone and joint disorders besides paediatrics and physiotherapy.  Today it is a multi-specialty hospital with different departments in various streams of medical sciences. At the time when it was open to public, it was the only intra-operative MRI in an operation theatre that enabled surgeons to obtain real time MRI images before, during and after surgery.

As regards the accolades it has received, the hospital was ranked the No. 1 Private Hospital in Mumbai & Western India in The Week’s Best Hospital Survey 2019. In fact, KDAH has also been ranked the No. 1 Multispecialty Hospital in Mumbai and the Western Region by The Times of India for the past three years in a row. Also, Readers Digest adjudged it the Most Trusted Hospital for Oncology and Critical Care. Tina Ambani calls the hospital her third child.

Tina comes to work at the hospital thrice a week and wants to expand, upgrade and make a mark as far as India is concerned in the medical world. "As Anil says this is the daughter you never had. My commitment and everything towards this hospital is like having a third baby," she says. Even today, she feels that Anil has been her backbone and her sense of inspiration for such an endeavor. She says, “He is very constructive about his opinions and doesn't interfere. He lets me be and says this is your project, do it the way you want. If you make mistakes you will learn from it, that's the way to learn." For more details please click here: https://businesstycoonsofindia.blogspot.com/2020/06/tina-ambani-and-anil-ambani-in-together.html