Physiotherapist

Dr. Prakash R (PT)

Clinical Co-ordinator

Kanakapura Road

Cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation
ICU and ward-based physiotherapy
pain management and preventive physiotherapy
patient counselling and education
staff and intern training
protocol setup and clinical administration
functional recovery post-surgery and chronic illness.

Experience: 18 Years
Languages: English, Kannada
Qualification: MPT - Neuro
Clinic: Anuram complex, 42, 80 Feet Rd, opp. to 12 Degree Rooftop, Deepika Layout, Gubbalala, Uttarahalli Hobali, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560061

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Dr. Prakash R is a senior physiotherapist and clinical educator with 18 years of expertise in cardio-respiratory care, ICU management, and rehabilitation services. Having led departments in top institutions like Frontier Lifeline Hospital, Chennai, he is instrumental in protocol development and multidisciplinary collaboration. Dr. Prakash also holds a post-graduate diploma in hospital management and an MBA in HR, combining clinical excellence with administrative acumen. His teaching experience spans training interns, physicians, and nurses in advanced physiotherapy practices. Recognised for his contributions to South India’s cardiac rehab protocols and awarded for clinical dedication, he brings deep insight and leadership to both hospital and academic settings.

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Articles by Dr. Prakash R (PT)

Rehabilitation20 May 2026
Cardiac Rehabilitation: The Role of Physiotherapy in Heart Attack Recovery
Cardiac rehabilitation physiotherapy focuses on gradually increasing physical activity to strengthen the heart and improve circulation. Physiotherapists create exercise plans that match your recovery needs and monitor your progress. They also provide education on lifestyle changes, like diet and stress management. This combined approach helps you regain strength, manage symptoms, and reduce the risk of future heart problems.
Chronic Pain22 October 2025
Arthritis in Fingers: Symptoms, Causes & Physiotherapy Relief
Arthritis in fingers shows up when the joint surfaces wear down or get inflamed, making it more challenging. It can affect daily tasks like gripping or typing. Knowing the symptoms and causes helps in finding ways to ease discomfort and improve hand use.
Back Pain25 May 2025
Back pain and fever: Should I be worried?
Some days, recurring back pain is accompanied by chills that eventually lead to a fever. When this is ignored, severe disorders can develop.