The Humans Behind Your Recovery

Dr. Gowthami joined Athletlance after completing her MPT in Orthopedics with a strong academic focus on Women's Health rehabilitation. She pioneered the Diastasis Recti recovery program at Athletlance after noticing how many postpartum women in Hyderabad were given incorrect advice (doing sit-ups) that worsened their condition. She now conducts private home sessions for women across Gachibowli, Kondapur, and Miyapur.

Dr. Kedar founded Athletlance in 2018 with a single belief: that every patient in Hyderabad deserves access to hospital-quality physiotherapy at home. After graduating from SIMS and spending years in clinical settings, he saw how inconvenient and expensive rehab was for families dealing with stroke, paralysis, and post-surgery care. He started with a single home-visit bag and a phone number. Today, Athletlance has 3 clinics and serves 22+ areas across Hyderabad.

Dr. Imran developed a deep passion for neurological rehabilitation after witnessing family members struggle to access quality stroke rehab. He trained extensively in Neuro-Developmental Treatment (NDT/Bobath) and became the go-to specialist at Athletlance for home-based stroke and paralysis rehabilitation. His calm, methodical approach has made him one of the most requested therapists for elderly patients.

Dr. Aziz completed his postgraduate training in Exercise Science in Canada, bringing international sports medicine standards back to Hyderabad. He uses objective, data-driven protocols like Limb Symmetry Index (LSI) testing to clear athletes for return-to-play rather than relying on guesswork. He works with amateur football and badminton players from Hitech City and Gachibowli.

Dr. Vasim pursued his MPT in Cardiothoracic physiotherapy — a specialized branch that most physios overlook. His clinical work at major Hyderabad hospitals gave him deep experience in ICU respiratory rehabilitation and post-cardiac surgery care. At Athletlance, he leads the geriatric care program, helping elderly patients recover mobility, prevent falls, and manage chronic conditions like COPD and osteoporosis from the safety of their homes.