For many patients, getting to a clinic is the hardest part of recovery. After a stroke or surgery, with severe pain, in older age or with a young child with special needs, travel through Kampala traffic can be exhausting or simply impossible.
Our home physiotherapy service brings expert care to your door. The same qualified physiotherapists who treat patients at our Ntinda clinic visit you at home, bring the equipment they need and design exercises around your real environment.
Who home physiotherapy suits
- Stroke survivors and people with neurological conditions
- Patients recently discharged after surgery, fractures or joint replacement
- Older adults with limited mobility or at risk of falls
- Children with special needs, who often do best in familiar surroundings
- New mothers in the first weeks after birth
- Patients with severe pain or breathlessness
What to expect at your first visit
The physiotherapist will assess your condition, discuss your goals, check your home for safety risks such as loose rugs, poor lighting or difficult steps, and start treatment the same day. Family members are welcome and encouraged to take part, so they can help with exercises between visits.
Areas and pricing
We cover Kampala and surrounding areas. Home sessions cost UGX 120,000. Call us to confirm your location and book a time; we are available seven days a week.
Services we deliver at home
Neuro physiotherapy, orthopaedic and post-surgical rehab, elderly care and fall prevention, children's therapy, prenatal and postnatal care, cardiopulmonary rehabilitation, occupational therapy and speech therapy can all be delivered at home.
Home Physiotherapy: frequently asked questions
How much does home physiotherapy cost in Kampala?
A home visit costs UGX 120,000 per session. Clinic sessions at our Ntinda centre cost UGX 100,000.
Which areas do you cover?
We visit patients across Kampala and surrounding areas. Call us with your location to confirm.
Is home physiotherapy as effective as the clinic?
For many conditions, yes. Some treatments need clinic equipment, so your physiotherapist may suggest a mix of home and clinic sessions.
Do I need to buy equipment?
Usually not. Your physiotherapist brings what is needed and will advise if any simple equipment would help.