Frequently Asked Questions

We start with a thorough clinical history, lifestyle review, orthopedic physical tests, and functional movement screening to diagnose the exact root cause of your pain.

Yes, you will definitely receive treatment during this first session. We practice a strict test-and-retest model: we assess, treat with hands-on manual techniques or dry needling, and immediately re-test your movement to verify pain reduction and mobility improvements before prescribing your home exercises.

The number of sessions depends on whether your condition is acute (recent strain or sprain) or chronic (long-standing spinal issue, post-surgical recovery):

• Acute strains / sprains: Typically 3 to 6 sessions.
• Chronic spine, disc, or post-surgical cases: Usually 8 to 15+ sessions.

Our primary goal as Precise Rehab therapists is to guide you to complete independence so you know how to keep your body pain-free without needing endless clinic visits. Many active clients also visit us periodically for injury prevention and maintenance.

All Precise Rehab physiotherapists hold recognized university degrees in physiotherapy with thousands of verified clinical hours. Furthermore:

• Every therapist undergoes our intensive internal clinical examination and training standards.
• Our team holds internationally certified credentials in GEMT Trigger Point Dry Needling, IASTM, Neurodynamic Solutions (NDS), and Clinical Pilates.
• All therapists attend mandatory monthly Continuous Medical Education (CME) workshops led directly by our founders to continually refine clinical decision-making.

No referral letter is required. You can consult our physiotherapists directly for private care. If you have existing X-rays, MRI scans, or surgical reports from your doctor, please bring them along or forward them via WhatsApp so we can review them during your assessment.

Yes. Many personal medical insurance, corporate flexi-benefits, and accident policies cover registered physiotherapy treatments. We will issue official clinic receipts and medical rehabilitation reports that you can submit directly to your insurer for reimbursement.