WHAT IS ORTHO

The prefix ortho-, from the Greek orthos meaning “straight,” “upright,” or “correct,” is used in many scientific, medical, and linguistic terms to indicate proper alignment or adjacency—for example, orthodontics (straightening teeth), orthopedics (correcting bone structure), orthography (correct writing), and in chemistry, it denotes substituents that occupy adjacent positions (1,2‑) on a benzene ring

Post-operative rehabilitation
(joint replacements, fractures, ligament repairs)

Osteoarthritis of the knee
(OA Knee)

Disc bulge and spine-related issues

Sports injuries and chronic musculoskeletal conditions

We use a combination of advanced electrotherapy modalities and evidence-based manual mobilization techniques to help patients regain strength, mobility, and function.