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Anjali Home · Physiotherapy Unit

Helping patients stand, move and live again

Physiotherapy for our own patients and for the public — orthopaedic, neuro and paediatric care in Vypin, Ernakulam.

At no cost to families facing financial hardship
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How it began

Most of our inpatients are bedridden, and many of them have a real chance of getting back on their feet. For years, we called physiotherapists in from outside to help them.

Then we asked ourselves: why not have physiotherapy right here, where it's needed most? So we started our own unit, Anjali Home, which opened on 20 November 2023 — and we have seen the difference it makes, as patients regain strength and movement.

Once it was running, we opened it to the public as well.

Featured in the news — the opening of our physiotherapy unit →

What we do

Orthopaedic physiotherapy — back, neck and joint pain, fractures, recovery after surgery
Neuro physiotherapy — stroke, paralysis, Parkinson's
Paediatric physiotherapy for children with developmental delays
Electrotherapy — IFT, TENS and ultrasound
Exercise therapy and mobility training
Home visits across the Vypin region, for patients who cannot travel
Newspaper report about Bulan's recovery
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“When he came to us, he couldn’t stand, sit or move his fingers. He went home to Assam on his own two feet.”

Bulan, 35, came to us from General Hospital after an accident injured his neck and left him bedridden. By God’s grace, and with three months of care and physiotherapy, he was standing again — and he returned home to Assam, fully recovered.

As reported in the news →
Read Noren’s story →

Inside Anjali Home

A physiotherapist working with a baby
Our physiotherapists leave the uniform aside with the little ones, so the session feels like home, not a hospital
A physiotherapist working with a baby's arm
A physiotherapy session at Anjali Home
Our physiotherapy team setting out in the van for home visits
Setting out on home visits across Vypin

Help us help more patients move again.

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