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What we Offer
In Addition to our commitment towards excellence our advantages are :
We strive to ensure extraordinary post-injury and surgical outcomes for patients and doctors, by providing outstanding physiotherapy, comprehensive education and continuing post-therapy support.
- Head Aches
- Back Pain
- Neck Pain
- Sport Injuries
- Rehabilitation
- One-on-One sessions
- Extended Business Hours
- “Hands-on-Treatment”
- Up To Date, Validated Treatment
- Medical Aid Rates
why choose us
We believe in a one-patient-to-one-physio approach, and you will be guaranteed the full attention of the Physiotherapist for the duration of your treatment.
We pride ourselves on individual specific assessment, treatment and goal-specific rehabilitation. Our area of special interest is in sports injury rehabilitation and back/neck pain management, however we do treat a multitude of other conditions.
What our patients are saying
In my personal opinion what separates PhysioPRO is their understanding of general fitness/sports and what's required of the body, which makes for a good starting point in their assesments. Thorough, knowledgeable and professional. #doesyourphysioevenlift
Brad Strydom
CountryRic is a great physio that really cares about his patients and their well-being, helped me on numerous occasions to get 100% for training
Cameron Mitchell
A great physio practice with a great way in dealing with their patients. They are kind, caring and know their stuff! Thanks for getting my tennis elbow sorted
Genevieve Lee Hutton
CountryKnowledgeable and extremely professional in their approach to getting you back on track. Being quite injury prone, I have trusted PhysioPRO to get me back to my training, and they have delivered every time! I would recommend anyone in need of physiotherapy to this practice! They love their work, and this is evident in their treatment
Rohan Swarts
CountryBeen going to Ric for years and every time is very professional. Always helps me understand the issues and why and is extremely good at what he does. A step above the rest as his knowledge of injuries and how they relate in their various sports is very good!
James Dunn
I have been going to Ric for many years with various injuries and his approach to resolving the injury has been methodical and speedy. He also helps one understand the problem, how it happened and how to prevent it going forward which is absolutely awesome! I highly recommend his services to all friends and family and many who have seen him have had the same feedback!
Bradford Faultley
Ric is a highly competent and knowledgeable physiotherapist. He is punctual when it comes to appointments and very thorough when it comes to the examination and treatment of injuries and "niggles". I have only had positive experiences and results going there...
Odette Calitz
I am fully recovered after having major knee surgery (ACL replacement, MCL,LCL and meniscus repair) thanks Physio Pro. They are very professional and knowledgeable in what they do. I have dealt with many physio's in my sporting career and this is by far the best I've been to. 110%
Allen Quinton
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