The Prosthetic and Orthotic section provides services and devices to all registered patients. These services are provided to upper and lower limb amputees, polio, cerebral palsy, and stroke patients. Beneficiaries also include children born with congenital disabilities like cerebral palsy and club feet.

The Physical Rehabilitation Program is holistic and also addresses the mental health challenges of the patients. Those who suffer from amputation often experience a loss in function, self-image, career, and relationships. Thus, Psychological Therapy provides mental health support to the affected patients to enable them to recover fully.

The Physical Therapy section focuses on promoting mobility, functional ability, quality of life, and movement potential. Physical therapists work to improve a broad range of physical problems, such as treating neuromuscular, musculoskeletal, cardiovascular, and respiratory systems.

Audiology & Speech Language Therapy services cater to a diverse patient population, i.e., from neonates to old age. The center provides Audiological testing which includes: Neonatal Hearing Screening (Oto-acoustic Emission), Auditory Brainstem Response (ABR) Screening, Pure Tone Audiometry, Tympanometry, Brainstem Evoked Response Audiometry (BERA) diagnostic, Free Field Audiometry, and Speech Audiometry. Speech Language Therapy services include speech, language, listening, and swallowing rehabilitation of patients presenting with hearing impairment, Cochlear implants, voice disorders, swallowing disorders, stuttering, cluttering, speech sound disorder, Post-stroke aphasias, motor speech disorders, Autism, cleft lip and palate, Down’s Syndrome and other related disorders. In addition, Cochlear implant mappings and rehabilitative services are also being provided.