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Seven New Physiotherapy Machines Installed at Biharsharif Sadar Hospital
✍️ Amar Ujala · Bihar
🗓 27 Aug 2026, 08:17 AM
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The physiotherapy ward of Biharsharif Sadar Hospital has received seven state‑of‑the‑art machines, including laser, Tecar and shockwave units, to treat joint and muscle pain.
The physiotherapy department of Biharsharif Sadar Hospital has recently been equipped with seven cutting‑edge machines. The upgrade includes laser therapy devices, Tecar (transfer of energy capacitive and resistive) units and shockwave generators, all installed in the ward dedicated to musculoskeletal rehabilitation.
These technologies are designed to alleviate chronic joint and muscle pain, accelerate tissue healing and improve functional mobility for patients ranging from sports‑related injuries to age‑related degenerative conditions.
Hospital officials indicated that the new equipment will broaden the range of non‑invasive treatment options available locally, reducing the need for patients to travel to larger urban centres for advanced physiotherapy.
The addition aligns with the state health department’s ongoing effort to modernise secondary‑level hospitals in Bihar, aiming to deliver higher‑quality care within community settings.
Patients are expected to begin receiving therapy on the new machines within the coming days, subject to staff training and protocol finalisation.
These technologies are designed to alleviate chronic joint and muscle pain, accelerate tissue healing and improve functional mobility for patients ranging from sports‑related injuries to age‑related degenerative conditions.
Hospital officials indicated that the new equipment will broaden the range of non‑invasive treatment options available locally, reducing the need for patients to travel to larger urban centres for advanced physiotherapy.
The addition aligns with the state health department’s ongoing effort to modernise secondary‑level hospitals in Bihar, aiming to deliver higher‑quality care within community settings.
Patients are expected to begin receiving therapy on the new machines within the coming days, subject to staff training and protocol finalisation.