Inversion Therapy
Positioning the body at a gentle angle to reduce loading on the spine.
Traction & Rehabilitation Technology
Inversion Therapy
Gravity-assisted spinal unloading
As advised after screening
About this service
What inversion therapy involves
Inversion therapy tilts the body so the spine is gently unloaded, which some patients find eases back tightness. Sessions are short and always supervised.
It is not suitable for everyone — blood pressure, eye, heart and balance problems are screened before use, and the therapist stays with you throughout.
Focus areas
- Safety screening first
- Short, supervised sessions
- Gentle spinal unloading
- Followed by stretching and strength work
Please note: treatment is decided only after an individual assessment by the treating physiotherapist. Nothing on this page is a diagnosis or a promise of a particular outcome.
Awaiting confirmation: Draft copy for the clinic to confirm, including the typical session range. Adjust in Admin → Services.
What it helps with
Benefits
These are the outcomes this service is aimed at. How much you gain depends on your assessment, your condition and how consistently you follow the plan.
- Gentle spinal unloading
- Supports stretching of the back
- Short, supervised sessions
- Screened for safety before use
- Paired with strengthening work
Assessment-led care
Conditions We Treat
These are the problems patients commonly come to this service with. Suitability for any treatment is confirmed in the assessment.
Musculoskeletal
Modalities
Therapies for Treatment
These are the clinic's therapies that may be used within this service. Which ones are used — and when — is decided after your assessment.
Traction Therapy
A controlled, sustained stretch of the neck or lower back.
Manual Therapy
Hands-on techniques — mobilisation, soft-tissue work and stretching.
Planning your course
Treatment information
As advised after screening
Typical course
This is a guide for planning, not a fixed package. The physiotherapist confirms the number and frequency of sessions after the assessment and reviews it as you progress.
Recovery time varies from person to person. No fixed number of sessions or outcome is promised. If the clinic proposes a session range for this service, it is shown here and kept up to date by the team.
Step by step
How your visit works
Recovery time varies from person to person. The clinic does not promise a fixed number of sessions or a guaranteed result.
Why choose Rapha Medical Center
Assessment first, treatment second
- An assessment before any therapyThe plan follows your examination, not a fixed package.
- Physiotherapy and naturopathy under one roofHands-on therapy, electrotherapy and exercise-based rehabilitation at the same centre.
- Clear explanationsYou are told what the plan is, what to do at home, and when to see a doctor instead.
- Home visits where availableAsk the clinic whether a home visit is possible for your locality and needs.
Questions
Inversion Therapy — common questions
Do I need a doctor's referral for Inversion Therapy?
No referral is needed to request an assessment. If you have reports, prescriptions or scans, bring them along so the practitioner can understand your history.
How many Inversion Therapy sessions will I need?
That depends on the assessment and how you respond. The clinic will suggest a plan after your first visit. As advised after screening is a rough guide only, not a promise.
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Clinic details
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AddressA-3, Community Avenue, Smriti Nagar, Bhilai, Chhattisgarh – 490020
Open in Google Maps - Phone7025 7025 22
- Consulting hoursMonday to Saturday, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Ready when you are
Book an appointment for Inversion Therapy or call the clinic to discuss your situation first.