Dr. Hemakshi Basu

About Dr. Hemakshi Basu

Dr. Hemakshi Basu, post her graduation in Physiotherapy, started her carerer in Jan 1994, at some of the leading hospitals in Mumbai, after which, she enrolled for a post grad Manual Therapy Course, a specialized field in Physiotherapy at University of South Australia, Adelaide. On her return joined back at Sir H. N. Hospital where she now had a special unit for treating and managing musculoskeletal patients. Hemakshi`s keen interest on sharing knowledge and industry building coupled with the drive to change perceptions about physiotherapy, led to conducting a series of workshops, in diverse subjects of physiotherapy. Subsequently became a founder member of the Academy of Rehab Sciences, an organization that conducts workshops to update and enhance knowledge and skills of fellow Physiotherapists.In 2001, Hemakshi eventually started her own consultation, at Juhu, wherein, over the years she has treated diverse patient profiles including leading sports, movie and television celebrities, in addition to renowned corporate personalities and public figures; using an integrated approach -Evaluation | Recovery | Prevention | Enhancement.She is a certified McKenzie Practitioner, New Zealand (2009) specifically for slip disc patients. She is also APPI certified, UK (2007 & 2009) for practicing Pilates Programs for therapeutic purposes. She is also enrolled for the Teacher Training program, UK for movement solutions for patients, as pain changes the way you move, is a Current Concept in Physiotherapy.For Hemakshi, Physiotherapy is a branch of rehab medicine that not just adds years to your life but also adds life to your years! You can get the phone number of Dr. Hemakshi Basu on Timesmed.com

Specialization & conditions treated

As a Physiotherapist, Dr. Hemakshi Basu diagnoses and treats conditions including:

Services offered

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When to see Dr. Hemakshi Basu

Consider consulting a physiotherapist if you have:

• Ongoing back, neck or joint pain
• Recovering from an injury or surgery
• Stiffness or restricted movement
• Sports or overuse injury
• Posture or mobility problems

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