Deepika, an alumnus of PGIMS, Rohtak (BPT) and MMU, Ambala (MPT), is a dynamic and compassionate physiotherapist with specialized expertise in cardiopulmonary rehabilitation, dedicated to optimizing the respiratory and cardiovascular function of patients. As a former assistant professor and researcher in MMU, Ambala, she has high interests in academics and research and committed to ongoing professional development, staying abreast of the latest research, guidelines, and advancements in her field.
She firmly believes that movement is a medicine for creating change in a person’s physical, emotional and mental states. Having multiple publications to her credit and having worked in one of the best corporate hospitals in the country, she is dedicated to combine the best of academics and research into clinical care.
With special expertise in breast cancer rehabilitation, she is adept at addressing the unique physical challenges and impairments associated with breast cancer treatment, including lymphedema, reduced range of motion, pain, and fatigue. Proficient in providing manual therapy, exercise prescription, and lymphedema management techniques to promote recovery and enhance overall well-being.
She is a strong advocate for patient education and collaborative care, fostering open communication and teamwork among multidisciplinary healthcare teams to achieve optimal outcomes.