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Dr. Rohit Chawla (PT)

Unit Head Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation, Saket


Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation Medicine

Gender: Male

Dr. Varun Khurana (PT)

Unit Head - Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation Unit,Gurgaon


Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation Medicine

Experience: 11+ Years

Gender: Male

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Dr. Tarun Lala (PT)

Head - Zonal Head South Zone, Head - Neurorehab, Physiotherapy and Rehab Services


Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation Medicine

Experience: 24+ Years

Gender: Male

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Dr. Aman Monga

Head of Department


Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation Medicine

Gender: Male

Dr. Smriti Neha (PT)

Pan Max Specialty Head - Oncology Rehabilitation


Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation Medicine

Gender: Female

Dr. Vinay Sharma

Unit Head


Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation Medicine

Gender: Male

Languages Spoken: Hindi, English

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Dr. Soniya Shah

Sr. Consultant & Head


Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation Medicine

Experience: 13+ Years

Gender: Female

Prof. (Dr.) Ali Irani

Consultant


Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation Medicine

Gender: Male

Languages Spoken: Hindi, English

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Dr. Varsha Sharma PT

Lead Physiotherapist


Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation Medicine

Gender: Female

Dr. Mahimankanni Rocque

Physiotherapist


Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation Medicine

Gender: Female

Dr. Shuchita Bansal (PT)

Zonal Head - Physiotherapy and Rehab services, East zone


Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation Medicine

Gender: Female

Dr. Rohit Mehta (PT)

Zonal Head, North Zone


Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation Medicine, Arthroscopy & Sports Injury

Gender: Male

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Frequently Asked Questions

Pilates focuses on building core strength, flexibility, and balance through controlled movements.
Joseph Pilates developed Pilates in the early 20th century.
Pilates can improve posture, flexibility, strength, balance, and coordination. It reduces stress, improves mental clarity, and promotes overall wellness.
While Pilates can help tone and strengthen muscles, it may not be the most effective form of exercise for losing weight.
Mat Pilates is performed on a mat and typically focuses on bodyweight exercises. Reformer Pilates uses specialized machines to provide resistance and support during exercises.
Pilates may be adapted to suit a range of fitness levels and abilities, but it is always recommended to consult with a physical therapist before starting any new exercise program.
Ideally, Pilates should be practiced several times a week for maximum benefits. However, even one or two sessions per week can still be beneficial.
While Pilates and yoga share some similarities, they are distinct practices. Pilates emphasizes core strength and control, while yoga emphasizes flexibility and relaxation.
Pilates may help strengthen the muscles that support the spine, which helps alleviate back pain in some cases.
Pilates is a safe and effective form of exercise during pregnancy, but it is important to consult with a healthcare provider and work with a qualified instructor who is trained in prenatal Pilates.
While Pilates is not typically considered a cardiovascular workout, some Pilates exercises can raise the heart rate and provide a moderate cardiovascular challenge.
Pilates is a great way to relieve stress and promote relaxation, as it emphasizes controlled movements and mindful breathing.
Pilates may improve posture by strengthening the muscles supporting the spine and encouraging proper alignment and movement.
Pilates can be a beneficial form of cross-training for athletes, as it can help improve core strength, flexibility, and balance.
Pilates is a low-impact form of exercise that may help improve flexibility and mobility for people with arthritis.
Pilates is a safe form of exercise for seniors; it improves strength, balance, and flexibility while reducing the risk of injuries.
Pilates can help alleviate neck pain by strengthening the muscles that support the neck and improving overall posture and alignment.
Pilates can be a great form of cross-training for runners, as it can help improve balance, core strength, and flexibility while reducing the risk of injury.
Pilates can be a great way to improve flexibility, as many Pilates exercises are designed to lengthen and stretch the muscles.
Pilates may be a safe and effective form of exercise for people with injuries, as it is modified to suit individual needs and abilities. However, it is important to consult with a healthcare provider and work with a qualified specialist.