The Department of Physiotherapy at Burjeel Royal Hospital in Al Ain provides physical and neurological rehabilitation for patients with a wide range of conditions. Its stated aim is to help each patient reach their maximum recovery potential, and the hospital treats the patient-physiotherapist relationship as an integral part of rehabilitation. Treatment options include electrotherapy, ultrasound therapy, functional electrical muscle stimulation, interferential current therapy, TENS, laser therapy, magneto therapy, cervical and lumbar traction, shock wave therapy, heat and cold therapy, manual therapy, strapping and taping, and myofascial and trigger point release. The department also offers prehabilitation, proprioception re-education after surgery, postural and ergonomic advice, and exercise programmes tailored to operative or non-operative recovery. Specialised pre- and post-operative rehabilitation covers meniscal and ligament injuries and repairs of the knee (such as ACL and PCL), total knee and hip replacement, shoulder replacement, and shoulder ligament and muscle repairs. The conditions treated include back and neck problems, osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, ankylosing spondylitis, osteoporosis, bursitis, carpal and cubital tunnel syndrome, fractures, sports injuries, sprains and strains, degenerative and peripheral nerve disorders, and pre- and postnatal care. The hospital names several physiotherapists, both male and female. Appointments can be booked through the hospital, including by WhatsApp. Prices and hours are not published online.