About Dr. Rajvi Doshi
Dr. Rajvi Doshi is a qualified physiotherapist with 7 years of clinical practice in the assessment and rehabilitation of musculoskeletal, neurological and post-surgical conditions. She completed her BPTh (Bachelor of Physiotherapy) from Smt. Kashibai Navale College of Physiotherapy in 2019. Smt. Kashibai Navale Medical College is one of Pune's well-regarded private medical and paramedical institutions, and its physiotherapy programme provides structured clinical training across all major areas of physiotherapy practice. She currently runs Cura Physiotherapy Clinic with locations in Wakad and Kothrud, Pune, reflecting a commitment to making accessible physiotherapy care available across multiple parts of the city.
Physiotherapy is a clinical discipline that addresses the movement, function and recovery of the body following injury, illness or surgery. It is not limited to managing pain after an accident or operation. Physiotherapy is also used to prevent injury, improve athletic performance, manage chronic musculoskeletal conditions and support the rehabilitation of patients with neurological conditions that affect movement and coordination. The scope of what a physiotherapist can address in a patient's health is broader than many people realise, and working with a trained physiotherapist early in a condition often reduces the need for more invasive interventions later.
Musculoskeletal physiotherapy is a core part of Dr. Doshi's practice. This covers conditions affecting the muscles, joints, ligaments, tendons and bones, including back and neck pain, shoulder problems, knee and hip disorders, ankle injuries, repetitive strain injuries and post-fracture rehabilitation. For working-age adults in Baner and Wakad, many of whom spend long hours at desks or in physically demanding jobs, musculoskeletal complaints are among the most frequent reasons for physiotherapy referral. Dr. Doshi assesses each patient's posture, movement patterns and pain profile before designing a personalised rehabilitation programme.
Post-surgical rehabilitation is another significant aspect of physiotherapy practice at a multispeciality hospital. Patients recovering from orthopaedic surgeries such as knee or hip replacement, spinal surgery, shoulder reconstruction and fracture fixation all require structured physiotherapy to regain strength, mobility and function safely. The pace and protocol of post-surgical rehabilitation is critically important: starting too late or too aggressively can both compromise outcomes. Dr. Doshi works within the post-operative care pathway to guide patients through structured recovery in a way that is appropriate to both the specific surgery performed and the individual patient's baseline fitness.
Sports injury rehabilitation and neurological physiotherapy for conditions such as stroke recovery, Parkinson's disease and multiple sclerosis also fall within the scope of physiotherapy practice. Dr. Rajvi Doshi brings a patient-focused, methodical approach to all her physiotherapy sessions and takes time to explain the purpose and progress of each stage of rehabilitation to the patient and their family. She also practises at Baner Multi-Speciality Hospital, Baner, Pune, where patients from Baner, Wakad, Aundh and Pashan can access her physiotherapy services in a well-equipped hospital setting close to home.
Qualifications
- BPTh (Bachelor of Physiotherapy), Smt. Kashibai Navale College of Physiotherapy (2019)
Services and Areas of Practice
- Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy (Back, Neck, Shoulder, Knee, Hip)
- Post-Surgical Rehabilitation (Orthopaedic and General)
- Sports Injury Assessment and Rehabilitation
- Neurological Physiotherapy (Stroke, Parkinson's, Multiple Sclerosis)
- Post-Fracture Rehabilitation
- Postural Correction and Ergonomic Guidance
- Chronic Pain Management through Physiotherapy
- Joint Mobilisation and Manual Therapy
- Exercise Therapy and Strength Rehabilitation
- General Physiotherapy Consultation and Assessment
Languages Spoken
Why Choose Dr. Rajvi Doshi as Your Physiotherapist in Baner, Pune?
Patients looking for a physiotherapist in Baner, Pune who brings formal clinical training and established multi-location practice experience will find Dr. Rajvi Doshi well suited to their needs. Her BPTh from Smt. Kashibai Navale College of Physiotherapy and 7 years of active practice through Cura Physiotherapy Clinic across Wakad and Kothrud gives her a broad exposure to the variety of musculoskeletal and rehabilitation cases that present in Pune's working-age population.
Her practice within a multispeciality hospital setting at Baner Multi-Speciality Hospital means she works alongside physicians, orthopaedic surgeons and neurologists, which allows for better coordination between medical treatment and physiotherapy rehabilitation. For patients who have recently had surgery, suffered an injury or are managing a chronic musculoskeletal condition, access to a physiotherapist within the same hospital simplifies the care pathway and ensures that rehabilitation begins at the right time with the right guidance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Dr. Doshi treats a wide range of conditions including back and neck pain, shoulder disorders, knee and hip problems, post-fracture rehabilitation, sports injuries, post-surgical recovery after orthopaedic procedures and neurological conditions affecting movement and balance such as stroke recovery and Parkinson's disease. She also addresses chronic pain, postural imbalances and repetitive strain injuries that are common in patients with desk-based or physically demanding work routines.
The timing of physiotherapy after surgery depends on the type of procedure and the surgeon's post-operative protocol. For many orthopaedic surgeries such as joint replacement or fracture fixation, physiotherapy begins within the first few days after surgery under the guidance of the surgical team. Early mobilisation within safe limits is important for preventing complications such as stiffness, muscle weakness and deep vein thrombosis. Dr. Doshi coordinates with the treating surgeon to begin rehabilitation at the appropriate time and progresses the programme in line with healing milestones.
The number of sessions depends entirely on the nature and severity of the condition, how long it has been present, the patient's age and general health and their response to treatment. Acute injuries may resolve with a few sessions of targeted physiotherapy, while chronic conditions or post-surgical rehabilitation programmes typically require a more structured course of treatment over several weeks. Dr. Doshi provides a realistic assessment of the likely duration and goals of treatment during the initial consultation.
Yes. Chronic back and neck pain related to prolonged sitting, poor posture and repetitive computer use is one of the most common presentations in physiotherapy practice. Dr. Doshi assesses postural alignment, muscle imbalances and movement patterns to identify the contributing factors and designs a programme that combines manual therapy, targeted exercises and ergonomic guidance. For many patients, a structured physiotherapy course combined with changes to workstation setup and movement habits produces significant and lasting improvement.
You can book a physiotherapy consultation by contacting Baner Multi-Speciality Hospital through the hospital helpline or the online appointment booking option on the hospital website. For your first visit, bring any relevant investigation reports such as X-rays, MRI scans or ultrasound images, a referral from your physician or surgeon if you have one and a description of your current symptoms including when they started and what activities make them better or worse. This will allow Dr. Doshi to conduct a focused and efficient initial physiotherapy assessment.
