Patient Resources
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We’re committed to providing a supportive, well-informed experience for every international patient. Our comprehensive Patient Resources section covers everything you need for a successful journey—from travel tips and treatment preparation to answers to frequently asked questions. Here’s how we help make your stay smooth, comfortable, and focused on recovery:
Our detailed travel guide includes essential information for preparing for your trip to Thailand. We provide tips on securing a visa, recommended items for your journey, and insights on adjusting to the local climate and culture. Additionally, our team is available to assist with your travel logistics, including airport pick-ups and local accommodations, ensuring a stress-free arrival.
Knowing what to expect is key to a successful medical journey. We guide you through each phase of your treatment process at Piyavate Hospital, from initial consultations to post-treatment care. Learn about what documents to bring, how to prepare for procedures, and recovery tips for a comfortable, healing experience. We strive to create a clear, step-by-step outline so you feel confident and supported every step of the way.
Common Questions
Most Popular Questions
The initial assessment is a comprehensive evaluation by our team of specialists. They’ll review your medical history, assess current symptoms, and work with you to define your rehabilitation goals, creating a personalized treatment plan.
Treatment duration varies based on individual needs and goals. Some programs may last a few weeks, while others may extend to several months. We’ll periodically review your progress and adjust the program as necessary.
Our physiotherapy program helps manage conditions such as sports injuries, post-surgery recovery, stroke rehabilitation, chronic pain, musculoskeletal issues, and neurological disorders like Parkinson’s disease.
Yes, family involvement can be beneficial to recovery. We offer family counseling sessions, education, and support groups to keep family members informed and supportive throughout the process.
Absolutely. We offer follow-up care and aftercare planning to help you transition smoothly back into daily life. Our team will provide you with resources and support for continued progress post-treatment.
You can begin by contacting us for a consultation. Our team will guide you through the assessment and admission process, ensuring all your questions are answered before you start your journey with us.
Physiotherapy focuses on rehabilitating and restoring physical function through specialized exercises, manual techniques, and sometimes medical equipment. It’s typically used for injury recovery, pain management, and improving mobility due to conditions like arthritis or neurological disorders. Physiotherapists are trained healthcare professionals who design treatment plans based on medical assessments.
Massage, on the other hand, is generally aimed at relieving muscle tension, stress, and promoting relaxation. Massage therapists use various techniques to manipulate soft tissues, which can help with circulation, relaxation, and minor muscle pain but may not address underlying physical dysfunctions as physiotherapy does.
Choose physiotherapy if you’re dealing with an injury, chronic pain, limited range of motion, or specific medical conditions like post-surgery recovery or sports injuries. Physiotherapy addresses root causes of physical impairments through a structured plan.
Opt for massage if you’re seeking relief from muscle soreness, stress, or general relaxation. Massage therapy can complement physiotherapy but may not replace it if you require medical rehabilitation.
Physiotherapy (or physical therapy) is primarily focused on restoring movement and reducing pain through exercises and manual therapy. It aims to enhance strength, balance, and range of motion, and is ideal for people recovering from injuries or managing chronic physical conditions.
Occupational therapy (OT), on the other hand, focuses on helping individuals perform daily activities and improve their quality of life. Occupational therapists work on functional skills, such as dressing, eating, or returning to work, especially when a physical or cognitive limitation exists due to injury, illness, or disability.
Consider occupational therapy if you need assistance in adapting to daily activities after an injury, illness, or disability. OT is highly beneficial for people who need to develop or regain skills for independence, like self-care, work, or social interactions.
Choose physiotherapy if your primary goal is to improve physical movement, manage pain, or regain strength and mobility. Physiotherapy often works alongside occupational therapy for holistic rehabilitation.
Yes, they are often used together for comprehensive rehabilitation. For example, after a stroke, physiotherapy may help you regain movement and strength, while occupational therapy can help you re-learn daily tasks.
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