Live video physiotherapy with Dr. Rohit Kumar, usually continuing your plan after a home visit assessment in Jaipur, so your exercises stay supervised even on busy days.
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LifeWell Physio offers online physiotherapy on live video, usually after a first home assessment in Jaipur. Dr. Rohit Kumar watches your exercises on screen, corrects technique, progresses your plan and checks your symptoms. Video sessions usually last about 30-45 minutes and suit follow-ups for pain, post-surgery and long-term rehab. Book on WhatsApp or call +91 96361 84465.
Online physiotherapy, or tele-physiotherapy, is a live video consultation or exercise session with a physiotherapist. The therapist asks about symptoms, watches movement and exercises through the camera, corrects technique and updates the home programme. It works best for guided exercise and follow-ups rather than hands-on treatment.
Online physiotherapy means a live, one-to-one video call with a physiotherapist, where you are guided through assessment questions, movement checks and exercises in real time. At LifeWell Physio, video sessions are mainly used to continue care after Dr. Rohit Kumar has already seen you in person during a home visit in Jaipur. They help you stay consistent with your exercises when a visit is not practical, without losing supervision.
We visit homes in every part of Jaipur — from Malviya Nagar, Jagatpura and Mansarovar in the south to Vaishali Nagar and Ajmer Road in the west, Vidhyadhar Nagar and Jhotwara in the north, and Raja Park, Adarsh Nagar and the walled city in the centre and east. Share your locality on WhatsApp and we confirm the earliest slot.
Physiotherapy depends heavily on exercise, education and regular progression. Much of that can be done well on video: watching how you move, correcting your posture and technique, adjusting the number of repetitions, and adding new exercises as you improve. What video cannot do is hands-on treatment, detailed physical testing or electrotherapy. That is why, for most patients, we start with an in-person home assessment and then mix home visits and video sessions based on what you need.
We also offer video consultations for people we cannot visit, for example family members living outside Jaipur, patients travelling for work, or people who want advice before deciding on a home visit. In these cases, we are clear about what is possible. A video consultation can give guidance, a home exercise programme and advice on when to see a doctor, but it is not a substitute for an in-person examination when one is needed.
Online sessions suit many conditions once they are assessed: back and neck pain from desk work, knee osteoarthritis exercise programmes, frozen shoulder stretching routines, sports injury progressions, posture work and general strength and balance programmes for older adults. For people recovering from stroke or living with neurological conditions, video can support home exercise practice and caregiver training, but regular in-person sessions are usually still needed. See our neuro physiotherapy page for more.
The setup is simple. You need a smartphone, tablet or laptop with a working camera and a stable internet connection, a clear floor space about the size of a yoga mat, and a sturdy chair. For elderly or less mobile patients, a family member or caregiver should be present for safety and to adjust the camera. We will tell you in advance if any simple items such as a resistance band, a towel or a small cushion are needed.
Your privacy matters. Sessions are one-to-one, are not recorded unless you specifically ask and agree, and you can choose a quiet room where you are comfortable. If you would like home visits for the hands-on part of your care, see our main home visit physiotherapy service, or read about back pain physiotherapy, one of the conditions that often works well with a home and video mix.
Once your home assessment is done, video sessions let us watch your exercises, correct technique and move you to the next level on time. Regular supervised progression is one of the most important parts of recovery, and video helps it continue even when a visit is not possible.
For people working from home or in offices, we can see your actual workstation on camera, suggest practical changes to chair, screen and laptop height, and guide mobility and strengthening exercises. Short sessions fit into a lunch break, which helps with consistency.
People with knee osteoarthritis or other joint pain benefit from regular strengthening. On video, we can supervise sit-to-stand practice, step-ups and leg strengthening, and adjust the plan based on how your joints respond during the week. Short, regular sessions help keep the routine going.
After an in-person assessment, many sports injury and post-surgery rehab stages are exercise-led. Video sessions help track strength and movement goals, check technique and plan the next phase, while home visits are kept for hands-on care, taping and detailed strength or stability testing.
With a family member present for safety, older adults can do supervised balance and leg strength exercises on video. This can support confidence and daily function, and family members learn how to help with practice between sessions. Very unsteady patients are seen at home instead.
If you live outside our visit area or are travelling, a video consultation can give an initial opinion, safe home exercises, posture advice and guidance on whether you should see a doctor or physiotherapist in person where you are. We are clear about what a video call can and cannot tell us.
You perform your exercises on camera while we coach in real time, adjusting range, speed, repetitions and difficulty so the programme stays both safe and effective.
We ask you to walk, sit, stand, bend, squat or lift your arm on camera to see how you move, and compare it with previous sessions to track progress.
Using the camera, we look at your chair, desk, screen, bed or sofa setup and suggest simple, practical changes that reduce strain during the day.
Clear explanation of your condition, pain flare-up plans, pacing, sleep positions and activity advice, so you know exactly what to do and what to avoid between sessions.
Family members are shown how to support exercises, help with transfers safely and notice warning signs, which is especially useful in joint families and for elderly parents.
After the session, you receive your exercise plan with sets, repetitions and safety notes on WhatsApp, so it is easy to follow until the next session.
Home sessions in Jaipur are especially useful for:
Sudden weakness or numbness, chest pain, severe breathlessness, a fall with suspected fracture, loss of bladder or bowel control, or high fever with pain need urgent medical care — call 108 or go to the nearest hospital. We will always tell you if something needs a doctor’s review.
Tell us the patient's age, the problem, whether you have already had a home assessment with us, and your preferred timing. Share any reports. We confirm whether video is suitable or a home visit is needed first.
For most patients in Jaipur, Dr. Rohit Kumar first visits in person to examine you properly. For people we cannot visit, the first video call includes detailed questions, movement checks and screening for red flags.
At the agreed time, we join a video call on WhatsApp or another simple app. You do your exercises live, we correct and progress them, and your updated home programme is shared afterwards.
Progress is reviewed regularly. When hands-on care, re-testing or a closer look is needed, we schedule a home visit. If anything worrying appears, we advise you to see a doctor promptly.
A few minutes before the session, place your phone or laptop on a stable surface at about waist height, a few steps away, so that your whole body can be seen when you stand. Wear comfortable clothes that let us see the joint being treated, and keep water nearby.
Video is not suitable for everyone or every situation. It cannot replace hands-on treatment, electrotherapy or detailed physical tests, and it is not safe for very unsteady patients without someone present. New or severe pain, sudden weakness or numbness, loss of bladder or bowel control, chest pain, breathlessness, fever with pain, or a fall with injury all need urgent medical attention, not an online session.
| Session length | About 30 to 45 minutes per live video session |
|---|---|
| Platform | WhatsApp video or another simple video app you are comfortable with |
| What you need | Phone or laptop with camera, stable internet, mat-sized floor space and a sturdy chair |
| Who should be present | A family member or caregiver for elderly, unsteady or post-surgery patients |
| First step | Usually an in-person home assessment in Jaipur before video sessions begin |
| Privacy | One-to-one calls; not recorded unless you ask and agree |
Fees depend on the condition and number of sessions and are always confirmed on WhatsApp before the first visit — no hidden charges.
For patients in Jaipur, video sessions build on an in-person examination by Dr. Rohit Kumar, so the plan is based on what was actually found, not guesswork over a call. Home visits remain part of the plan.
The physiotherapist who assessed you at home also guides your video sessions, so nothing gets lost between visits and calls, and progress is tracked by someone who knows your history from the start.
We tell you clearly when video is enough and when you need a home visit, imaging or a doctor. Convenience never comes before safety, and we will stop online sessions if they are not right for you.
No complicated software. One-to-one calls on familiar apps, with sessions not recorded unless you request it, and a written exercise plan with sets and safety notes shared on WhatsApp after each session.
For many conditions, a large part of physiotherapy is exercise, education and regular progression, and these can be guided well on live video. It works best when the problem has already been assessed in person and the plan is clear. It is less suitable when hands-on treatment, detailed physical tests or close physical support are needed. We will tell you honestly whether video suits your situation.
For most patients in Jaipur, yes. We usually start with an in-person home assessment so that Dr. Rohit Kumar can examine you properly, check strength, movement and joint tests, and rule out anything that needs a doctor. After that, many follow-up sessions can continue on video. For people we cannot visit, the first video call includes careful screening, and we will advise an in-person check where needed.
A smartphone, tablet or laptop with a working camera, a stable internet connection, a clear floor space roughly the size of a yoga mat, and a sturdy chair without wheels. A phone stand or a few books to prop the phone up is helpful. For elderly or unsteady patients, a family member should be present for safety and to help with the camera.
Most sessions are done on WhatsApp video, since nearly everyone already uses it. If you prefer another simple video calling app, we can usually arrange that. The aim is to keep it easy, so you do not need to install or learn new software. Your exercise plan and reminders are shared on WhatsApp after each session.
It can be, with the right setup and the right patient. A family member or caregiver should be present, the space should be clear of loose rugs and clutter, and a sturdy chair or kitchen counter should be nearby for support. For very unsteady patients, people with recent falls or those needing help with transfers, home visits are usually safer. We decide this together after assessment.
Yes, we offer video consultations for people we cannot visit, for example relatives of our patients in other cities or people who are travelling. We can give advice, a home exercise programme and guidance on what to watch for. However, if you need hands-on treatment or a detailed physical examination, we will recommend seeing a physiotherapist or doctor in person where you live.
Sessions are one-to-one and are not recorded unless you specifically ask and agree. You can choose a quiet, private room and wear comfortable clothing that lets us see the area being treated. If you are not comfortable showing a particular area on camera, tell us and we will adapt the session or plan that part for a home visit instead.
Do not use an online session for a new serious injury, a suspected fracture, severe or rapidly worsening pain, new numbness or weakness, loss of bladder or bowel control, chest pain, breathlessness, dizziness with fainting, or fever with pain. These need a doctor or emergency care first. Video is also not ideal when you need hands-on treatment or electrotherapy, which are done during home visits.
Yes. Many patients in Jaipur start with a home assessment by Dr. Rohit Kumar and then continue suitable follow-ups on live video. This keeps exercises supervised on busy days and saves visit time. Some people, such as family members living outside the city, can also book video consultations. Message us on WhatsApp or call +91 96361 84465 to arrange a slot.
The fee depends on whether it is a first consultation or a follow-up, the session length and how many sessions are planned. We share the charges clearly on WhatsApp before booking, with no hidden charges. Patients combining home visits with video follow-ups can choose package options for longer plans. Message us with your details for exact information.
Haan, exercise wale treatment ke liye video call physiotherapy kaafi faydemand hai, khaas kar home visit ke baad. Dr. Rohit Kumar screen par aapki exercise dekhkar galti sudharte hain aur plan aage badhate hain. Lekin haathon se treatment, machine therapy ya bahut kamzor mareez ke liye ghar par visit zaroori hota hai. Phone ya laptop aur thodi jagah kaafi hai.
It varies with your condition and how independent you are with exercises. Some people need only 1-3 video check-ins to review and progress a home programme, while others continue weekly sessions for several weeks during post-surgery or long-term rehab. Video sessions are often mixed with occasional home visits so the plan can be reassessed in person.
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