Physiotherapy is known as the "orthodox alternative" therapy - "orthodox" because it is widely used by the medical profession and "alternative" because physiotherapists utilize a growing number of complementary forms of medicine and treatment methods such as massage, manipulation, acupuncture, reflex therapy and therapeutic exercise.

Doctors have recognized physiotherapy as a major contributor to health care and an accepted supplement to medicine and surgery. Physiotherapy is a ray of hope to those confined either to a wheel chair or to a bed. Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation form a very important part of total patient care and cure, especially following accidents and injury.

At Our Hospital, the Physiotherapy Unit is located at the basement providing easy access from the rear of the building at ground level. Those who cannot climb the stairs can be driven right up to the doorstep. Here, the physiotherapists carefully analyze the problems using a holistic approach understanding how each separate problem impacts the person's lifestyle at work and at leisure. They not only attend to the problem but, more importantly, spend time with the patient advising them how to stop the problem from recurring. The moving force in this unit therefore is the staff whose personal mission is to make a near-immobile patient capable of movement.