About Teamwork Physiotherapy Centre International
Multidisciplinary physiotherapy and rehabilitation in Ntinda, Kampala. Expert Care Behind Every Recovery.
Our story and our model
Teamwork Physiotherapy Centre International brings together specialised physiotherapists, medical specialists and therapists to deliver expert rehabilitation across Uganda, at our clinic in Ntinda and in patients' homes.
What distinguishes us most is not any single specialist or any single service: it is the model itself. Patients with complex conditions do not benefit from fragmented care. They benefit from a team that communicates, coordinates and builds a shared understanding of the whole person. That is what we offer, around every patient.
Our mission
To deliver compassionate, evidence-based, multidisciplinary rehabilitation that restores movement, independence, confidence and quality of life, for children, adults and older people, wherever they need it.
Our vision
To be the leading provider of physiotherapy and rehabilitation services in Uganda, empowering individuals to achieve their best possible recovery and quality of life through expert care, innovation and compassion.
Our promise
Every patient deserves specialist, compassionate, evidence-based care. Through genuine collaboration between our specialists, and the commitment of every member of our team, we deliver world-class care tailored to each individual, in a place where patients are seen, heard and valued.
Physiotherapy in Kampala: Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about our services, prices and how we work.
How much does physiotherapy cost in Kampala?
At Teamwork Physiotherapy Centre International, a clinic session in Ntinda costs UGX 100,000 and a home visit costs UGX 120,000 per session.
Do I need a doctor's referral to see a physiotherapist?
No. You can book directly with us. Please bring any referral letters, medical reports or scan results you have.
Do you offer home physiotherapy, and which areas do you cover?
Yes. Our physiotherapists and therapists visit patients at home across Kampala and surrounding areas. Call us with your location to confirm.
What are your opening hours?
We are open Monday to Sunday, 8:00am to 6:00pm, including weekends.
Where is your clinic?
Our centre is at Ministers Village, Martyrs Way, Ntinda, Kampala. Call 0200 909 453 for directions.
How soon after a stroke should rehabilitation start?
As soon as the patient is medically stable, often within days. Early, regular rehabilitation gives the best chance of recovery, but improvement is possible months and years later.
Can physiotherapy help back pain without surgery?
Yes. Most back pain, including many slipped discs, improves with physiotherapy such as manual therapy, McKenzie therapy and core strengthening. We refer to our spine surgeon if surgery is needed.
Is pelvic floor physiotherapy private and confidential?
Yes. Assessments take place in a private room, nothing is done without your consent, and everything you share is confidential. We treat both women and men.
Do you treat children with cerebral palsy and autism?
Yes. Our children's team includes a paediatric neurologist, paediatric physiotherapist, occupational therapist, speech and language therapist and child psychologist working on one plan.
What is Triple Therapy?
Triple Therapy combines physiotherapy, nutrition and psychology in one coordinated programme, for athletes, children and adults.
What is the difference between dry needling and acupuncture?
Both use fine, single-use needles. Dry needling targets trigger points in muscles based on modern anatomy; acupuncture places needles at traditional points, often for general pain relief.
Can physiotherapy cure vertigo?
Many causes of vertigo respond very well to vestibular physiotherapy. BPPV, the most common cause, often improves with one to three repositioning treatments.
Do you offer ergonomic assessments for companies?
Yes. We carry out workstation audits, posture evaluations and injury-prevention workshops at workplaces across Kampala.
Is hydrotherapy suitable if I cannot swim?
Yes. Hydrotherapy exercises are done standing or supported in the water, with a physiotherapist beside you throughout.