Physiotherapists in Cape Town
Physiotherapists assess and treat pain, injuries and movement problems using hands on treatment, exercise and education. They are often the best first stop for muscle and joint problems.
Physiotherapists near you
Kinnell Physiotherapy
Carin Kinnell
Rondebosch
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Rondebosch Medical Centre
E. Dreyer
Rondebosch · 021 685 1531
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Halinka Paarman Physiotherapy
Halinka Paarman
Newlands · +27 72 391 1179
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Marcela Cawood Physiotherapy
Marcela Cawood
Rondebosch · 074 420 2000
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Rondebosch Medical Centre
N. Choto & A. Thorne
Rondebosch · 021 685 9261
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Newlands Village Physiotherapist
Newlands · 021 685 5688
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Origin Physiotherapy
Pinelands · +27 61 497 9680
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Sports Science Physiotherapy Centre (SSPC)
Sports Science Physiotherapy Centre
Newlands · 021 659 5684
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Rondebosch Medical Centre
T. Mckinnon
Rondebosch · 081 406 6044
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What does a physiotherapist treat?
- Back and neck pain
- Sports injuries such as sprains and muscle tears
- Knee, shoulder and hip pain
- Rehab after surgery or a fracture
- Headaches that come from the neck
- Balance problems and falls
When should I see a physiotherapist?
See a physiotherapist when pain or stiffness in a muscle or joint is stopping you from moving, training or working normally, or after an injury or operation.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a referral to see a physiotherapist in South Africa?
No. You can book directly with a physiotherapist. Some medical aid plans ask for a referral or pre authorisation, so check your plan before your first visit.
Does medical aid cover physiotherapy?
Most medical aid plans cover physiotherapy from your day to day or savings benefit, and some cover it from hospital benefits after surgery. Cover depends on your plan.
Physio or chiro for back pain?
Both treat back pain. Physiotherapists tend to combine hands on treatment with a strong focus on exercise and rehab, while chiropractors focus more on spinal adjustments. Predictiv can help you decide based on your symptoms.
Predictiv gives directional guidance only, not medical advice. In an emergency call an ambulance.