Post-Operative Rehab | Neck & Back Pain | Stroke Rehabilitation | Arthritis & Joint Conditions
In-personMs. Anunsya Sunanda Baptista is a qualified Physiotherapist at Medcare Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation Centre. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Physiotherapy from Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, India.
Ms. Baptista brings broad clinical and field experience, having served as lead physiotherapist at a private hospital in Goa, and as an on-field physiotherapist for Churchill Brothers FC (I-League). She has also provided home care physiotherapy, completed her internship at Father Muller Hospital, and worked in a convalescent home.
Her expertise includes manual therapy, joint mobilisation, taping, cupping, and IASTM techniques. She has successfully treated a wide range of conditions including post-fracture and post-operative rehabilitation, neck and back pain, musculoskeletal injuries, stroke rehabilitation, cerebral palsy, Bell’s palsy, frozen shoulder, wrist stiffness, epicondylitis, and arthritis.
Ms. Baptista is fluent in English, Hindi, Kannada, and Konkani. In her free time, she enjoys traveling, listening to music, and staying active through sports.
Physiotherapist
Medcare Physio & Rehab Center, 2nd Floor, SMJ 1 Bldg 2nd Interchange - Sheikh Zayed Rd - Dubai
Bachelor of Physiotherapy
Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Bachelor's. India.
Physiotherapy supports you in moving with more ease and confidence. Whether you're recovering or working on prevention, it helps you understand how your body functions and what you can do to improve strength, flexibility, and comfort.
A physiotherapy session starts with a discussion about your physical concerns, medical history, and any current discomfort or injuries. The practitioner may assess your movement, posture, or strength. Depending on what’s needed, the session could involve guided exercises, hands-on techniques, or planning for a rehab program. Clear communication and comfort are prioritized throughout.
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