APARC Karkardooma
Expert physiotherapy and rehabilitation in Karkardooma, Delhi — orthopedic, neurological, sports, post-surgical and more. Qualified physiotherapists. No referral needed.
Centre Details
Services at APARC Karkardooma
Our Karkardooma centre offers the full range of APARC physiotherapy and rehabilitation services — delivered by qualified physiotherapists with specialist training.
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Find Us
Shanti Mukund Hospital, Karkardooma, Delhi
Parking
Parking available at or near the centre. Call for directions.
Assessment
Your physiotherapist assesses your condition on arrival.
Treatment
Personalised treatment begins — no waiting lists.
Home Plan
Leave with a home exercise programme and next appointment.
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This is a multispeciality rehabilitation centre, providing assessment and rehabilitation across orthopaedic, neurological, sports and post-operative care.
Equipment varies between centres. Please call before you travel if you need a specific treatment.
Dr Anuj Mishra (PT) — Head of Department, MPT Neurology
Dr Rahul Pandey (PT) — Senior Physiotherapist, BPT
Dr Richa Pandita (PT) — Physiotherapist, BPTAbout This Centre
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Individual experiences. Recovery varies with diagnosis and severity.
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More About APARC Karkardooma
Our Karkardooma centre is located at Shanti Mukund Hospital, bringing APARC's physiotherapy and rehabilitation programmes to East Delhi in a hospital-supported setting.
We regularly see patients from Karkardooma, Anand Vihar, Preet Vihar and East Delhi.
Conditions We Treat in Karkardooma
Back and neck pain. Most back and neck pain is mechanical, and it usually responds to assessment-led treatment rather than prolonged rest. Your physiotherapist examines how your spine moves, identifies what is provoking the pain, and combines hands-on treatment with graded exercise to restore movement. Where symptoms travel into a limb - as in sciatica or a nerve-related neck problem - the assessment looks at nerve involvement as well as the joint itself.
Knee, shoulder and joint pain. Knee pain, frozen shoulder, arthritis and tendon problems each behave differently, so treatment starts with working out which structure is involved and at what stage. Frozen shoulder in particular moves through distinct phases, and the right exercise for one phase is the wrong exercise for another - which is why a stage-matched programme matters more than a generic exercise sheet.
Stroke, paralysis and neurological recovery. Neurological physiotherapy focuses on retraining movement - balance, walking, and use of the affected arm or hand - through repeated, task-specific practice. Programmes are built around what the person needs to do day to day, and progress is reviewed and adjusted as ability changes. Family members are shown how to support practice safely between sessions.
Recovery after surgery. After joint replacement, spinal surgery or ligament repair, rehabilitation follows the stages your surgeon has set out - protecting the repair early on, then rebuilding range of movement, strength and confidence. Starting at the right time and progressing at the right pace both matter.
Sports injuries. Assessment, rehabilitation and a structured return to training, with the final stages testing whether the injured area can handle the demands of your sport before you go back to it.
Women's health, children and older adults. Includes pelvic floor and antenatal or postnatal rehabilitation, paediatric physiotherapy, and geriatric care with a particular focus on balance and reducing the risk of falls.
What Happens at Your First Visit
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.
Bring any recent scans, X-rays or reports if you have them, along with a list of current medication. Wear or bring loose clothing that allows the affected area to be examined and moved. No referral is needed - you can book directly.
How many sessions you need depends on the condition and how it responds, so your physiotherapist will give you a realistic view after the assessment rather than before it. Current session fees are confirmed when you book.
Physiotherapy at Home in Karkardooma
Travelling is difficult for many patients after a stroke, after surgery, or in later life. APARC physiotherapists also visit patients at home in and around Karkardooma, Anand Vihar, Preet Vihar and East Delhi, delivering the same assessment and treatment plan in your own space and setting up the home environment to support safe practice between visits.
Planning Your Visit
You will find us inside Shanti Mukund Hospital. We are open Monday to Saturday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM (closed on Sundays). To book an assessment, call +91 95407 94903 or use the booking button above. For driving directions, open our location in Google Maps.
Why Choose APARC in Karkardooma
- Part of APARC's 12 centre network across Delhi NCR, Gurugram and Pune
- Qualified BPT/MPT physiotherapists following evidence-based protocols
- Access to advanced rehabilitation technology — availability varies by centre, so please ask when you book
- Hospital-based setting for coordinated, doctor-linked care
- Clinic, hospital-bedside and home physiotherapy options
- Assessment-led treatment, with a home programme you leave with on day one