Our Story
Pain & Stroke Rehab Centre (PSRC) was established in 2003 by Mr. Ravi and Mr. Murali, following a decade of professional experience in the United States.
Our journey began in 1987 as a Physiotherapy Clinic in Tambaram and Pallavaram. Since then, PSRC has grown from an outpatient centre into a comprehensive rehabilitation service with a focus on personalized, one-to-one care.
Our Journey
1987 — Physiotherapy Clinic established in Tambaram and Pallavaram
1994 — Continued development of physiotherapy services
2003 — Pain & Stroke Rehab Centre established
Today — Outpatient, home-based, inpatient/stay-in, hospital consultation and tele-rehabilitation services
What We Do
We provide individualized rehabilitation for people experiencing pain, weakness, paralysis and functional limitations following illness, injury, hospitalization or other medical conditions.
Our services include
Outpatient rehabilitation
One-to-one home-based rehabilitation
Stay-in rehabilitation
Tele-rehabilitation
Our Approach
We believe rehabilitation should go beyond treating symptoms. We identify the factors contributing to a person’s difficulties, educate clients about their condition and develop appropriate strategies to restore or improve function.
Our focus is functional rehabilitation with the goal of maximizing independence in everyday life.
A Team Approach
Rehabilitation is most effective when everyone works toward the same goal. Our approach involves collaboration between physiotherapists, doctors, occupational and speech therapists, clients and their families, with decisions guided by the individual’s needs and goals.
Our Commitment
Our team continually updates its knowledge and clinical practice to keep pace with advances in rehabilitation and physiotherapy service delivery.
Personalized care. Evidence-based practice. Focused on independence.
OUR FOUNDER
Dr. Ravi Ranganathan, Founder & Chief Physiotherapist of Pain & Stroke Rehab Centre, is a Physiotherapist with extensive clinical experience in neurological and orthopaedic rehabilitation.
After beginning his career in Chennai and gaining nine years of international experience in neurological rehabilitation in the United States, he returned to India with a vision to provide meaningful and accessible rehabilitation care. In 2003, he established PSRC with a focus on patient-centred care, functional recovery, and greater independence.
With a strong commitment to clinical practice and professional education, he also mentors and trains young physiotherapists, contributing to the continued growth of rehabilitation practice.
TEAM MEMBERS
T-NAGAR BRANCH
Ritisha Namballa
Vijay Veer
VIJAYALAKSHMI
Nithya
Dilkush Vikram
TAMBARAM BRANCH
Rizwana Begum
Matheen Faraz
Beula