Elite Performance

    Targeted
    Physiotherapy

    Personalized physical rehabilitation using state-of-the-art therapeutic techniques to restore mobility, enhance performance, and prevent injury.

    A member of staff holding a hand mirror up for a patient at Emergency Plus in Dabouq, Amman

    Do I need a doctor's referral for physiotherapy in Amman?

    No. The physiotherapy and rehabilitation clinic at Emergency Plus in Dabouq, Amman takes patients directly, without a referral. It is open 9:00–20:00 every day. An initial assessment takes 45–60 minutes and produces a written plan; follow-up sessions run 30–45 minutes, and most post-operative programmes run 8–12 weeks. The clinic covers orthopaedic recovery, sports injury rehabilitation, post-operative rehabilitation and pain management. Because the emergency department is in the same building, anything that turns out to need imaging or urgent assessment is handled on site rather than referred out.

    Restore Movement.
    Ignite Potential.

    The Emergency Plus physiotherapy clinic in Dabouq, Amman restores mobility through personalized rehabilitation programs covering sports injuries, post-operative recovery, and chronic pain. Our protocols are rooted in biomechanical science and high-performance sport. We don't just treat symptoms; we identify the root cause of dysfunction to build a stronger, more resilient foundation for your body.

    Sports Injury Rehabilitation
    Orthopedic Post-Operative Care
    Chronic Pain Management
    Performance Optimization

    Rapid Recovery

    Holistic Health

    Ready to Return to Peak Form?

    Our clinical experts are here to guide you through a personalized journey toward total physical freedom. Book your initial assessment and take the first step.

    Physiotherapy in Amman — Common Questions

    No referral is required. You can book a physiotherapy assessment at Emergency Plus in Dabouq directly by calling +962 79 247 1313. If you are recovering from surgery, bring your operation report and any imaging so we can work in step with your surgeon's protocol.
    An initial assessment takes about 45–60 minutes and includes a full movement and biomechanical evaluation. Follow-up treatment sessions typically run 30–45 minutes, depending on your condition and the modalities used.
    It depends on the diagnosis. A simple strain may resolve in 4–6 sessions, while post-operative or chronic conditions often need 8–12 weeks of structured rehabilitation. You will be given a clear plan and review points at your first assessment rather than an open-ended course.
    The physiotherapy and rehabilitation clinic is open 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM, every day. Our emergency department in the same building is open 24/7 if your pain is sudden, severe, or follows an injury.
    Seek emergency care instead of booking physiotherapy if you have sudden severe pain after trauma, cannot bear weight, have lost sensation or bladder control, or have pain with fever. These need immediate assessment — come to our 24/7 emergency department or call 911.

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