Dr. Virendra Kumar is a physiotherapist who focuses on manual therapy and home-based rehabilitation. He works with people recovering from injury and surgery, and with those managing long-standing joint, back and neck pain.
Every plan begins with a hands-on assessment at home — understanding how you move, where the discomfort sits, and what daily activities matter most to you. Treatment then combines manual techniques with guided exercises you can continue between visits, reviewed and adjusted as you progress.
“Care that meets you where you are — at home, at your pace.”
Call or message with the concern, the patient’s age, and your location. We confirm a suitable time.
A hands-on evaluation at your home — posture, movement and the affected area are examined in person.
Manual therapy paired with guided exercises, shaped around your goals for movement and daily function.
Sessions are adjusted as you improve, with exercises to continue safely between visits.
A hands-on approach to pain, recovery and mobility — delivered at home.
Assessment and manual therapy for lower-back, cervical and posture-related discomfort.
Care for stiff or painful knees, hips and other joints, with mobility and strengthening work.
Graded manual therapy and movement to ease stiffness and restore shoulder range.
Structured recovery after orthopaedic surgery or fracture, rebuilding strength and function.
Movement retraining and mobility support for recovery after stroke and related conditions.
Targeted techniques and exercises for radiating leg pain and nerve-related discomfort.
Gentle, consistent physiotherapy to support movement and ease day-to-day joint stiffness.
Balance, gait and strength support for older adults, helping maintain safe independent movement.
Care is planned around each person’s condition and goals. Individual responses to physiotherapy vary. Confirm / edit services
If your concern isn’t listed, do get in touch — we’ll advise honestly whether home physiotherapy is suitable.
Sessions happen in your own space, making it easier to stay regular with care — often where recovery matters most.
For patients who find travel difficult after surgery, injury or with age, care comes to them — no commute required.
Relatives can learn safe assistance and exercises first-hand, supporting progress between visits.
