Physiotherapy Clinic
in Jumeirah 1, Dubai

RamaCare Polyclinic offers physiotherapy on the ground floor of Jumeirah Terrace Building, 12 Al Dhiyafah Road, Jumeirah 1, Dubai, near Al Satwa. The clinic is open every day from 10am to 10pm. Call 04 286 2006 or WhatsApp 056 659 7878 to book.

Yes. Same-day physiotherapy appointments are available when slots are free, and the clinic is open until 10pm every day, including weekends. Walk-ins are welcome, but booking ahead on WhatsApp is the fastest way to secure a time.

RamaCare does not bill insurers directly. You pay at the clinic and claim the cost back from your insurer. Many plans only reimburse physiotherapy with a doctor’s referral and a set number of sessions, so check your policy before your first visit. The clinic provides itemised invoices for your claim.

You can book a physiotherapy assessment at RamaCare without a referral. If your insurer needs a referral before it reimburses sessions, our GP works in the same clinic and can review you first.

A physiotherapy assessment at RamaCare starts from AED 200. Follow-up session prices depend on the techniques used and are confirmed when you book.

The first appointment is an assessment. The physiotherapist asks about your symptoms and history, checks your movement, strength and posture, explains the likely cause, and agrees a plan with you. Treatment and home exercises can often start in the same session.

There is no fixed number. It depends on the condition, how long you have had it and how you respond. The physiotherapist reviews your progress at each session and tells you when the plan changes or is complete.

A physiotherapy session usually lasts 30 to 60 minutes, depending on your treatment plan and the techniques used.

Wear comfortable clothes that let the physiotherapist see and move the area being treated, such as shorts for knee problems or a loose top for neck or shoulder pain. Bring any scans, reports or doctor’s letters you have.

Physiotherapy at RamaCare is provided by Jeena Mathew, a female DHA-licensed physiotherapist with BPT and MPT degrees and more than 8 years of musculoskeletal experience. If you have a preference about your practitioner, mention it when you book.

Common reasons people visit include back pain, sciatica, neck pain, shoulder and knee problems, sports injuries, jaw (TMJ) pain, posture-related strain, recovery after surgery, stroke and other neurological conditions, and children’s physiotherapy needs. The assessment confirms whether physiotherapy is suitable.

Dry needling at RamaCare is done by a DHA-licensed physiotherapist with single-use sterile needles, after an assessment. Mild soreness for a day or two is common. Tell the physiotherapist if you are pregnant, take blood thinners or are afraid of needles, as another technique may suit you better.

Physiotherapy should not be very painful. Some exercises or hands-on techniques can cause short-lived discomfort. Tell your physiotherapist if anything causes significant or unusual pain so the treatment can be adjusted.

Yes. RamaCare has an Ayurveda doctor and a GP in the same clinic. Some patients with back, neck or joint pain use physiotherapy alongside Ayurvedic treatment, and both clinicians can see the plan.

The clinic team speaks English, Arabic, Hindi, Malayalam and Tagalog, so you can book and ask questions in the language you are most comfortable with.