Spine & posture care
Thoughtful support for movement, alignment and the everyday demands placed on your spine.
Movement, thoughtfully restored
Sai Om Physiotherapy & SpineHealthMove better.
Live with confidence.
A calm, modern centre where personal attention, considered rehabilitation and technology-supported care come together around you.
Personalised by designEvery care plan begins with an individual assessment.
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Our perspective
Care that sees the whole person
Your movement is personal. Your care should be too.
Sai Om is designed around considered, one-to-one attention—from your first conversation to every step of your rehabilitation journey.
We bring together purposeful assessment, guided movement and a thoughtfully equipped environment to support safe, steady progress.
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Areas of care
Built around how you move
Care that adapts to the body in front of us.
Joint mobility
Guided rehabilitation designed around comfortable movement, strength and functional confidence.
Recovery & conditioning
A measured pathway back to activity following injury, surgery or a period of reduced mobility.
Pain & movement support
Individual assessment to understand how you move and shape an appropriate care plan with you.
Treatment recommendations are made only after an individual assessment.
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Technology & touch
Purposefully equippedPrecision where it matters
Advanced tools. Always guided by human expertise.
Our treatment environment is equipped to support focused rehabilitation. Technology can help inform and complement care; your individual needs remain at the centre of every decision.
01Assessment-led
02Purposeful application
03Progress-aware
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Modalities & equipment
Technology with intention
Modalities & equipment with a clear clinical purpose.
These tools can complement hands-on care and active rehabilitation. The right modality, dose and timing depend on your assessment, goals and response.
Clinical support equipment
Clinical positioning & manual therapy table
- Potential role
- Supports comfortable positioning for hands-on assessment, joint mobilisation, stretching and controlled movement work.
- How it works
- Independently adjustable sections help the physiotherapist support and position specific body regions while each technique remains clinician controlled.
Clinician-guided modality
Mechanical traction table
- Potential role
- May be considered for carefully selected spinal presentations after assessment; it is not a routine treatment for every type of back or neck pain.
- How it works
- The table applies a measured sustained or intermittent distraction force. Dose, position and response are monitored by the clinician.
Clinician-guided modality
Sequential pneumatic compression
- Potential role
- Can support the management of limb swelling and venous or lymphatic return when compression is clinically appropriate.
- How it works
- Multi-chamber sleeves inflate and release in sequence, applying graduated external pressure that assists fluid movement through the limb.
Clinician-guided modality
Pulsed & continuous shortwave diathermy
- Potential role
- May be used as an adjunct for selected musculoskeletal presentations when the clinician decides electromagnetic therapy is appropriate.
- How it works
- The unit delivers shortwave electromagnetic energy in pulsed or continuous modes; pulsing creates rest intervals that limit continuous heat build-up.
Clinician-guided modality
Shortwave diathermy
- Potential role
- Can be selected to complement movement-based rehabilitation where controlled tissue warming is considered useful and safe.
- How it works
- High-frequency electromagnetic energy is delivered through a dedicated applicator, with treatment time and output set for the assessed body area.
Clinician-guided modality
Therapeutic ultrasound & electrotherapy
- Potential role
- May support short-term symptom modulation or soft-tissue rehabilitation as one part of a broader physiotherapy plan.
- How it works
- Ultrasound applies acoustic energy through a handheld head, while electrotherapy sends controlled electrical pulses through skin electrodes. Evidence varies by condition.
Clinician-guided modality
Radial shockwave therapy
- Potential role
- May be considered for certain persistent tendon and soft-tissue conditions, including refractory plantar heel pain, when clinically indicated.
- How it works
- A pneumatic handpiece delivers radial acoustic pressure pulses to a defined treatment area. Intensity and dose are tailored to the condition and tolerance.
Multi-modality platform
Combination electrotherapy workstation
- Potential role
- Gives the clinician flexible options for ultrasound and electrical stimulation when an adjunctive modality fits the care plan.
- How it works
- Treatment channels and applicators are selected individually, then programmed for the assessed area before being combined with active rehabilitation.
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Clinical leadership
Meet your specialist
Dr. Mitesh Patel
McKenzie Specialist
At Sai Om, we care for every patient like our own family.
This belief shapes every conversation and every care plan: listen with patience, explain with clarity and support each person with the respect we would want for someone close to us.
1,00,000+patients treatedMilestone shared by Sai Om
Through his clinical work, Dr. Mitesh Patel encourages people to better understand their spine, take an active role in rehabilitation and move forward with greater confidence.
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Your experience
Clear from the first step
A considered pathway, built around you.
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Listen
We begin with your concerns, movement history and what you want to return to.
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Assess
A focused physical assessment helps guide the next steps in your care.
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Plan
Your sessions are shaped around your needs, comfort and day-to-day goals.
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Progress
Your response is reviewed so the plan can evolve as your movement changes.
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Inside Sai Om
Calm by intention
A space designed to help you feel at ease.
Bright treatment areas, private zones and warm natural finishes create a clinic experience that feels both advanced and reassuring.
Visit Sai Om
Care, closer to you.
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