Dynamics Mend Physiotherapy Clinic, Sector 52

After my ankle fracture surgery, I was terrified of walking again. Dr. Purti assured me recovery was possible with proper rehabilitation exercises. My program included ankle mobilization, proprioception training on balance boards, and progressive weight-bearing. She monitored every step of progress. The clinic staff supported me like family, even helping me practice safe walking with crutches. Now I can walk confidently, and I’m slowly getting back to jogging. I owe this to their dedication and care.

I went to this physiotherapy clinic because I had bad back pain. The staff were very friendly and made me feel comfortable right away. The physiotherapist listened carefully to my problem and explained what was causing the pain in simple words.

The treatment really helped — after a few sessions, my back pain got much better. They also showed me some easy exercises to do at home, which made a big difference. The clinic was clean and well-organized, and the appointments always ran on time.********** * *** * ***** ********** *** would definitely recommend this clinic to anyone with back pain or other body aches.

I slipped on the stairs and ended up with a bad grade 2 ankle sprain. My ankle was swollen and I could barely put weight on it. I visited Dynamics Mends, and Dr. Purti was so kind and reassuring. She started me off with cryotherapy, light ankle mobilization, and supportive taping. Over time, we worked on strengthening the peroneal muscles, and most importantly, she introduced proprioception and balance training. I didn’t even realize how weak my balance had become after the injury! The staff was lovely—always greeted me with a smile and helped me set up my exercises. Thanks to them, I was walking properly again in about 3 weeks, and now I’m back to my morning runs.

After undergoing rotator cuff repair surgery, my surgeon referred me for post-operative physiotherapy. I chose Dynamics Mends Physiotherapy Clinic *** ** *** *** **** ********* Dr. Purti was gentle but firm—she knew exactly how far to push without causing pain. We started with passive range of motion (PROM), then gradually shifted to active-assisted and finally active exercises. She used therabands, light weights, and focused on regaining shoulder strength and flexibility. The staff made the clinic feel like a second home—always checking in, adjusting schedules if needed, and making sure I was progressing. I’ve now regained about 95% of my shoulder movement and strength, which I honestly didn’t expect so soon after surgery.