Electrical Stimulation
Supports muscle activation, pain relief, and recovery in weakened areas.
Flex Rehab
MRT Ministry of Public Health physiotherapy clinic
Flex Rehab MRT Ministry of Public Health provides physiotherapy for neck, shoulder, back, and knee pain, office syndrome, and overuse symptoms. Licensed physiotherapists assess your condition and plan care at a convenient location near Near MRT Ministry of Public Health, Exit 3, Tiwanon area.
Opening hours and contact
Phone
063-157-5444
Opening hours
Open daily; please contact the branch to book an appointment.
How to get to MRT Ministry of Public Health
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Inside this branch
Physical therapy
Physiotherapy services at MRT Ministry of Public Health
Care starts with assessment, recovery planning, muscle release, pain reduction, and physiotherapy equipment when appropriate. Every step is guided by licensed physiotherapists so treatment matches your symptoms.
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Assessment
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Targeted pain care
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Movement recovery
Ultrasound Diathermy
Uses ultrasound waves to care for deeper tissues, reduce tightness, and support flexibility.
Manual Therapy
Hands-on techniques for joint mobility, muscle release, and better movement patterns.
Therapeutic Exercise
Personalized exercises to build strength and reduce the chance of recurring pain.
Common conditions we see
- Office syndrome
- Chronic neck and shoulder pain
- Low back pain or radiating leg pain
- Knee pain and knee osteoarthritis
- Sports injuries
- Heel pain and plantar fasciitis
Frequently asked questions about MRT Ministry of Public Health
Q: What symptoms can MRT Ministry of Public Health help with?
A: MRT Ministry of Public Health supports care for neck, shoulder, back, knee pain, office syndrome, and overuse symptoms. A physiotherapist will assess your condition before treatment begins.
Q: Can I use health insurance reimbursement?
A: The clinic can provide medical certificates and receipts for health insurance or company group insurance reimbursement. Conditions depend on each policy.
Q: How should I prepare before physiotherapy?
A: Wear loose, comfortable clothing for assessment and treatment. If you have X-rays or medical reports, bring them for review.
Q: Do I need to book, or can I walk in?
A: Booking through Line is recommended so the team can review your symptoms and arrange a suitable time. For walk-ins, contact the branch first to check availability.
