Rehabilitation

ISIC has the largest number of trained paramedics, who have specialized from Institutes in Australia, Switzerland, England as well as San Raffaele Hospital in Italy.

ISIC offers complete facilities for physiotherapy, including the largest solar heated hydrotherapy unit in Asia, with a 350 sqm. temperature controlled pool and a system of healing through Hot Jet Massage and Color Therapy.

It has Occupational Therapy with a Computer Centre for training patients to lead a productive, self-reliant life. It also offers Psychological and Spiritual Counseling for patients and their families.

We have had remarkable success in the treatment of paralysis, neurological strokes, post fracture complications, arthritis, spondylitis and backaches. Our aim is to reduce the patient's dependence on drugs, relieve pain, improve mobility, strengthen muscles and enhance self-reliance.

Sports & Recreation
We try to help our patients lead as joyful and fulfilled a life as possible. Team sports not only provide an opportunity to bond with other patients, but are also a great activity for the whole family. We have complete facilities for both outdoor and indoor sports. The entire hospital is barrier-free, to allow patients on wheelchairs to move around easily and independently.

" It is essential to stay up-to-date, because treatment techniques are constantly improving. We offer our patients the benefit of the very latest in medical technology... but I believe the greatest healing power lies in the gentle touch of a human hand, the compassion in a human voice... just knowing that someone cares.

I believe my patients are the real heroes, the champions of this world. They strive against all odds and never give up on a chance to get better. We work closely as a team and celebrate every achievement. To see their faces light up with joy, brings a new meaning and purpose to my life."

Chitra Kataria
Head of Department, Rehabilitation, trained in Italy and has mastered the art and science of healing through a perfect balance between modern technology and human compassion.

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