Oasis Hospital offers specialized services for all members of the family as detailed in our Women's, Men's and Children's Health sections. We also provide specialty services seen here.

A physiotherapist (also called a physical therapist) is an exercise and movement specialist who can teach you specific exercises based on your personal health needs.

Physiotherapists use manual therapy, massage, ultrasound, electric current, as well as the application of heated or cooled compresses to help people to recover from illness and injury. A physiotherapist can offer advice on posture, work-place ergonomics, sporting technique and sports training schedules as a part of a treatment program.

Patients who experience back and neck pain, shoulder problems, minor injuries, arthritis, stroke, chronic aches and pains, cerebral palsy or other problems resulting from road accident injuries, chest infections, etc. can greatly benefit from working with a physiotherapist. The physiotherapists at Oasis Hospital are well known for their high standards of care. The focus is primarily on manual therapy. They are trained to use Dry needling/or acupuncture. A female therapist is trained to treat stress incontinence that affects one in three woman.

Oasis Hospital's new Physiotherapy Department facility has several pieces of equipment pictured here as well as a traction machine which works to relieve pressure from the spine.

Another special offering our Physiotherapy Department provides is a ladies-only fitness and toning course. Women recovering from an injury, new mothers, or ladies wanting to tone and shape their core muscles are welcome to attend.

To see the physiotherapist a referral from a doctor is required.  To make an appointment or to speak to a Physiotherapist, please call +971 (0) 3 701 4108.  The Physiotherapy Department is open Monday and Wednesday from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm, additionally it is open Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday from 1:30 pm to 8:30 pm.