There is no single price for physiotherapy in Delhi. What you pay depends on whether you need a first assessment or a follow-up session, whether you are seen at a centre or at home, and how many sessions your condition actually needs. Rather than publish a figure that may be out of date by the time you read it, this guide explains what drives the cost — and how to get an accurate quote for your own situation before you commit to anything.
What affects the cost of physiotherapy?
- Type of session — a one-to-one assessment, a follow-up treatment session and specialised neuro-rehabilitation can differ in price.
- Clinic visit vs home visit — home physiotherapy includes the therapist’s travel and time, so it is usually priced differently from a clinic session.
- Your condition and treatment plan — how many sessions you need depends on the problem; simple issues may resolve in a few visits, while neurological or post-surgical rehabilitation usually runs longer.
- Specialised technology — treatments using advanced equipment such as a robotic movement training system may be priced separately.
- Packages — many people find a course of sessions more economical than paying visit by visit.
- Which centre you attend — APARC centres sit within different hospitals and neighbourhoods across Delhi NCR, Gurugram, Ghaziabad, Greater Noida and Pune, and pricing is set locally.
What happens at your first appointment
A first appointment is mainly an assessment. Your physiotherapist takes a history of the problem, examines movement and strength, and explains what they think is going on in plain language. Treatment usually begins in the same session, and you leave with a home exercise programme and a clear idea of what the next few weeks involve.
That matters for cost, because it is the point at which you find out how many sessions are likely to be needed. You should not have to guess.
Clinic session or home visit?
Both are available. A centre visit gives you access to equipment that cannot travel — exercise areas, electrotherapy and, at some sites, specialised rehabilitation technology. A home physiotherapy visit removes the journey entirely, which matters if mobility is limited or someone is recovering after surgery or a stroke.
Home visits are usually priced differently from clinic sessions because they include the therapist’s travel time. If you are weighing one against the other, say so when you call and ask for both figures.
Do I need a referral?
No. You can book physiotherapy at any APARC centre directly, without a doctor’s referral. If you are already under the care of a consultant, bring any relevant reports or scans to your first appointment — they help your physiotherapist plan treatment and can save you a session.
What you get for the cost
A physiotherapy assessment buys you a specific diagnosis of what is driving your problem, a treatment plan built around what you need to do day to day, hands-on and exercise-based treatment, and a home programme so you keep improving between appointments. Progress is reviewed and the plan adjusted as your ability changes.
Questions people ask about cost
Is the first session more expensive than the rest?
Often, because it is longer and includes a full assessment. Ask for both figures when you enquire.
Do you offer packages?
Yes — a course of sessions is usually more economical than paying visit by visit. Ask what is included and whether unused sessions can be carried over.
Can I be treated at home?
Yes, across Delhi NCR and Pune. See home physiotherapy.
How many sessions will I need?
That depends entirely on your diagnosis, and an honest answer is only possible after an assessment. Be cautious of anyone who quotes a number before examining you.
How to get an accurate quote
The most reliable way to know your cost is to tell us your situation. Call or WhatsApp +91 98189 11195 for current pricing at your nearest centre or for home visits, or find your closest location on our centres page. Same-day and next-day appointments are usually available.
Related pages
- Physiotherapy services — what we treat
- Home physiotherapy — treatment at your address
- Our centres — find your nearest location and its direct number
- Book an appointment
Last reviewed: 1 August 2026. This page explains how physiotherapy pricing works and does not quote fees; contact your nearest centre for current pricing.
Medically reviewed by Dr Afiya Sadiq, MPT
Last reviewed: 2 August 2026 · Our clinical team