Civil Service Hospital – Physiotherapy Unit

General Information

• Civil Service Hospital, established in 2008 and launched into service in 2009, is a 132-bed federal-level government hospital under the Ministry of General Administration .

• It was initially dedicated to serving civil servants at discounted rates and now serves the general public with affordable, quality care 

• As part of its comprehensive service offerings, the hospital includes a Physiotherapy Unit among its allied healthcare services 

Physiotherapy Unit: Services & Structure

• The department specializes in a broad spectrum of services, including:

  • Orthopedic physiotherapy

  • Neurological rehabilitation

  • Cardiovascular and pulmonary physiotherapy

  • Pediatric physiotherapy

  • Sports physiotherapy

  • Women’s health physiotherapy 

• It addresses common conditions across all ages, particularly:

  • Mechanical back pain

  • Knee osteoarthritis

  • Frozen shoulder

  • Disc prolapse 

Clinical Approach

1. Assessment

   • Comprehensive history-taking and physical testing to understand the patient’s condition.

2. Goal Setting

   • Establishing realistic recovery milestones to guide treatment.

3. Treatment Intervention, which includes:

   • Manual Techniques: Mobilization, manipulation, taping, structured therapeutic exercises.

   • Electrotherapy: TENS, ultrasound, therapeutic currents.

   • Heating Modalities: Hot packs and other thermal interventions 

Team Composition

• The unit is staffed by:

  • Vimal Prajapati – Physiotherapist (Department In‑Charge)

  • Assistants: Sachita Rayamajhi, Samundra Thapa Magar, Chandra Deep Kumar Mahato

  • Helpers: Bhairab Oli and Sarita Tamang 

Patient Demographics

• The clinic serves all age groups, with a notable prevalence among middle-aged women experiencing repetitive stress injuries

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