Physiotherapy & movement science at PAINPOY, Kozhikode (Calicut)
Looking for a physiotherapist in Kozhikode (Calicut)? PAINPOY combines physiotherapy with sports and exercise science and physician review, so exercise and hands-on care are matched to what your assessment shows.
What we can help with
- Back pain and neck pain
- Shoulder, knee and ankle injuries
- Recovery after fractures, ligament injuries or orthopaedic surgery
- Posture and desk-work related strain
- Strength, conditioning and return-to-sport planning
- Home exercise programs you can actually keep
Your clinicians
Care is led by Fathima Rinsha (lead physiotherapist) and Arjun Kurup (sports and exercise scientist), working together with the wider care team.
How care works
Sessions start with a movement assessment and clear goals. Exercise is progressed in stages, with home exercises agreed with your therapist and checks before each step up in load or activity.
How to book
PAINPOY is on Francis Road, Kozhikode (Calicut), Kerala. Call or WhatsApp +91 97473 06060 to arrange an assessment, or see the weekly clinic schedule. Wear comfortable clothing that lets the area move freely, bring supportive footwear and any braces or reports. If you are recovering after surgery, follow your surgeon’s advice on timing. This page gives general information and does not replace an individual assessment.
Why choose this program
- Physiotherapy and exercise science working together
- Physician review available within the same centre
- Graded plans with clear checkpoints
- Home exercise guidance between visits
Common questions
Is there a physiotherapist in Kozhikode at PAINPOY?
Yes. Fathima Rinsha leads physiotherapy and movement-based rehabilitation at PAINPOY on Francis Road, Kozhikode (Calicut), working alongside the physicians and the sports and exercise scientist. Call +91 97473 06060 to arrange a session.
What should I wear to a physiotherapy session?
Comfortable clothing that lets the area being assessed move freely, and supportive footwear. Bring any braces, reports or scans you already have.
How many physiotherapy sessions will I need?
It depends on the concern, how long it has been present and your goals. Your therapist will outline an expected pathway after the first assessment and review it as you progress.
Can I get physiotherapy after surgery?
Yes. Post-operative rehabilitation is planned around your surgeon’s advice, with a focus on mobility, strength and returning to daily tasks.
