VinayakMGK-1, South Delhi
Dr Divyansh Dubey BPTh, Physiotherapist 10+ years · 10,000+ clients

Move better.
With less pain.
Physiotherapy
for your knee,
back and neck.

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“Knowledgeable, professional, and helped relieve my pain.”
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“Fully satisfied with the physio’s work.”
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“Dedicated and trustworthy staff.”
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Your first visit

  • Know why it hurts
  • Assessment + initial written treatment plan
  • A plan to stop it coming back
₹1,500

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You may recognise this

A knee that hurts on the stairs

Pain going down steps, stiffness after sitting, a knee that swells after a walk. Or a knee that is still weak months after an operation.

A back that will not settle

Pain after long hours at a desk or in the car, a pull when you bend or lift, or pain that goes down the leg.

A stiff neck or shoulder

A neck that hurts when you turn, headaches that start at the back of the head, or a shoulder that will not lift all the way.

Physiotherapy in Greater Kailash-1, South Delhi

Knee pain, back pain, neck and shoulder pain, and recovery after an operation: Dr Divyansh Dubey, VinayakM’s physiotherapist, examines you first and treats the cause, not only the pain. Every session is hands-on and guided, never left to a machine. The work usually has four parts.

Finding the cause

How the joint moves, what makes it worse, and what the pain is coming from.

Relief first

Hands-on treatment, and pain-relief methods where they help, so you can move again.

Exercise that fits your day

A few exercises that build strength around the joint, taught in the clinic and done at home.

Checking progress

The plan is reviewed as you improve, until you no longer need to come.

Treatment is at the clinic, in the physiotherapy room. If your recovery needs a surgeon’s opinion, an orthopaedic assessment is available at the clinic by appointment with our visiting orthopaedic surgeon, and the findings come straight back into your plan.

Physiotherapy does not prescribe medicines. Sudden severe pain after a fall, numbness around the hips or groin, or new trouble with the bladder or bowel need a doctor the same day, not a callback.

How it works

  1. A phone call first.Leave your name and number. Our office team calls you back, explains how physiotherapy works here and answers your questions.
  2. A first visit.Dr Divyansh Dubey examines you, explains what is causing the pain, and starts treatment the same day where it is safe to.
  3. A plan you can keep.Sessions at the clinic, exercises for home, and a review as you improve.

You can stop at any step. A callback request does not commit you to anything.

Get my callback

The clinic team calls you to explain physiotherapy and the available appointments. Nothing is booked until you confirm.

Dr Divyansh Dubey

Dr Divyansh Dubey

Physiotherapist · BPTh

Dr Divyansh Dubey is VinayakM’s physiotherapist, with a Bachelor’s degree in physiotherapy. He carries out both the examination and the treatment, from the first visit to the day you no longer need to come.

The work follows the clinic’s approach: relief first, with hands-on treatment, then a graded exercise programme that is taught, checked and adjusted as you go.

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Questions people ask

What happens after I request a callback?

A member of the office team calls the number you gave, 9 am to 8 pm, except Wednesdays. They explain how physiotherapy works here and the available appointments, and answer your questions. A callback request is an enquiry: nothing is booked until you confirm. By requesting a callback, you agree that VinayakM may call you about this enquiry (privacy policy).

What happens at the first visit?

Dr Divyansh Dubey asks about your pain, examines the joint or the back, and watches how you move. You get a plain explanation of what is causing the pain, treatment on the same day where it is safe to start, and two or three exercises to take home.

Do I need an X-ray or MRI first?

Usually not. Most knee, back and neck pain can be assessed by examination. If a scan or a doctor’s opinion would change the plan, we say so and help you arrange it.

How many sessions will I need?

It depends on the problem and how long you have had it. Many people feel a difference within the first few sessions. The plan is agreed with you at the start and reviewed as you improve.

Can I come after knee or hip surgery?

Yes. Rehabilitation after joint replacement and other orthopaedic operations is a large part of the work here, following your surgeon’s instructions.

Will a doctor see me as well?

If your problem needs a surgeon’s opinion, an orthopaedic assessment is available at the clinic by appointment with our visiting orthopaedic surgeon, and the findings come straight back into your physiotherapy plan.

Do you treat at home?

No. Treatment is at the clinic in Greater Kailash-1, where the equipment and the space for exercise are.

Can I enquire for my mother or father?

Yes. Request a callback and the team will answer your questions and, if they wish, speak with them before anything is booked.

What should I wear or bring?

Loose, comfortable clothes you can move in. Bring any reports, X-rays or scans you already have, and a list of your medicines.

Where is the clinic?

VinayakM is on the third floor, B-23, N Block Market, Greater Kailash-1, New Delhi 110048, at the exit of N Block Market, facing the MCD parking. There is a lift. It is open 9 am to 8 pm, closed on Wednesdays.

Get the pain looked at.

Leave your name and mobile number and our office team will call you. Nothing is booked until you confirm.

VinayakM
3rd floor, B-23, N Block Market, Greater Kailash-1, New Delhi 110048

Open 9 am to 8 pm, closed on Wednesdays
+91 92171 75397

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When to see a physiotherapist

Most knee, back and neck pain settles faster with the right movement than with rest. It is worth being examined when:

  • Pain has lasted more than two weeks, or keeps coming back
  • Stairs, sitting, driving or sleep have become difficult
  • A joint feels weak, stiff or unsteady after an injury or an operation
  • You are taking painkillers most days to get through the day

See a doctor the same day, not a physiotherapist, if the pain follows a fall and you cannot stand on the leg, if you have numbness around the hips or groin, new trouble with the bladder or bowel, or fever with a hot, swollen joint.

Related reading

References

  1. National Health Service (NHS). Physiotherapy. nhs.uk/tests-and-treatments/physiotherapy
  2. National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE). Low back pain and sciatica in over 16s: assessment and management. NG59. nice.org.uk/guidance/ng59
  3. National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE). Osteoarthritis in over 16s: diagnosis and management. NG226. nice.org.uk/guidance/ng226

This page is for general information only. It is not a substitute for examination or treatment by a qualified professional. If pain follows a serious injury, or comes with numbness, weakness or loss of bladder or bowel control, go to a hospital emergency department.

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