Dr. Divya Rajendra Mulay

Clinical Physiotherapist | Apricot Care, Kharadi, Pune

Designation: Clinical Physiotherapist

Current Role: Clinical Physiotherapist, Apricot Care, Kharadi, Pune

Experience: 1.5 Years

Languages Spoken: English, Hindi, Marathi

Qualifications: Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT)

Certifications: Cupping Therapy | IASTM | Myofascial Release (MFR)

Clinical Training: Ahilyanagar

Consultation: By Appointment

Consultation Type: OPD | IPD | Assisted Living Support

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About

Dr. Divya Rajendra Mulay

Dr. Divya Rajendra Mulay is a Clinical Physiotherapist at Apricot Care, Kharadi, Pune, with 1.5 years of clinical experience working with neuro and musculoskeletal patients across age groups. Originally from Ahilyanagar, she completed her Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT) and has since built her clinical practice around structured, hands-on rehabilitation.

Her approach combines evidence-based physiotherapy with specialised manual therapy techniques including Cupping Therapy, Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilisation (IASTM), and Myofascial Release (MFR). Her primary clinical focus is neuro rehabilitation, where she works on improving mobility, muscle control, and functional independence for patients recovering from neurological conditions. Her sessions are structured around the patient's current ability, with clear progression milestones and practical home guidance.

Fields of Expertise ➖

Clinical Expertise ➖

Neuro Rehabilitation Support
Structured rehab plans for patients with neurological conditions to restore movement, balance, and functional independence.
Myofascial Release Therapy
Manual technique to release connective tissue restrictions and support pain-free movement.
IASTM Application
Instrument-based soft tissue work to address restricted movement and support recovery after injury or surgery.
Cupping Therapy
Adjunct technique for soft tissue recovery, muscle relaxation, and circulation support.
Balance and Stability Training
Therapy focused on postural control and fall risk reduction during standing, turning, and walking activities.
Gait Training and Walking Re-education
Progressive walking and mobility training based on the patient's current functional capacity.
Functional Independence Training
Goal-directed training to improve the patient's ability to perform self-care and daily tasks independently.
Home Programme and Caregiver Guidance
Practical routines and support instructions shared to maintain rehabilitation progress between clinic visits.

Conditions Commonly Supported

Neurological conditions affecting movement, balance, and coordination
Post-stroke mobility and functional recovery
Soft tissue restrictions, muscle tightness, and movement limitations
Balance difficulties, gait abnormalities, and fall risk concerns
Post-surgical physiotherapy support

What to Expect in Your Rehab Plan

1) Assessment and Goal Setting

A structured assessment of mobility, muscle tone, balance, soft tissue condition, and functional limitations, followed by clear and realistic rehabilitation goals.

2) Personalised Therapy Plan

A plan built around the patient's current ability, combining evidence-based neuro physiotherapy with manual therapy techniques such as MFR, IASTM, and Cupping where clinically appropriate.

3) Step-by-step Progression

Therapy is progressed safely based on the patient's tolerance, fatigue, and functional milestones such as seated balance, standing stability, and walking ability.

4) Home Guidance and Caregiver Support

Simple home exercise routines are shared to support continuity between sessions. Caregivers are guided on safe assistance techniques when required.