Dr. Anjali Vaish Reviews

After my spinal fusion surgery, I was terrified I'd never walk properly again. Dr. Vaish didn't just give me exercises - she taught me how to listen to my body. Her 'movement mindfulness' approach transformed my recovery from mechanical to meaningful. Six months later, I'm not just walking - I'm hiking!

My 8-year-old daughter developed a mysterious limp that baffled three specialists. Dr. Vaish spent an entire session just observing how she moved and played. Turned out it was a subtle muscle imbalance from growth spurts. Her creative 'animal movement' games made therapy fun - my daughter actually asks when we're going back!

Rushed to Artemis after a car accident with whiplash and shoulder trauma. Dr. Vaish met me in the ER and started gentle mobilization right there. Her emergency physio protocol reduced my swelling by 40% within hours. She literally changed how hospitals handle acute musculoskeletal injuries.

At 82, I'd accepted chronic back pain as 'just part of aging.' Dr. Vaish refused that narrative. Her geriatric-focused therapy combined traditional methods with vibration plate therapy and thermal imaging. I've reduced pain medication by 75% and can play with my great-grandchildren again.

Post-knee replacement follow-up was supposed to be routine, but Dr. Vaish noticed my gait was slightly off. She discovered a developing infection other doctors missed. Her vigilance prevented a catastrophic joint failure - she didn't just rehab me, she saved my new knee.

As a professional dancer with a torn ACL, my career hung in the balance. Dr. Vaish created a rehabilitation program that mirrored dance movements. She understood the artistic psyche - when I feared re-injury, she had me 'dance' the exercises in my mind first. I'm back on stage thanks to her holistic approach.

My teenage son's sports injury required complex nerve regeneration. Dr. Vaish used biofeedback technology I'd never seen - electrodes that showed his muscles 'talking' on a screen. She turned recovery into a video game challenge. His neurologist called the progress 'miraculous.'

Workplace shoulder injury left me with frozen shoulder syndrome. Dr. Vaish's 'three-phase thawing method' combined cryotherapy with heat and novel stretching techniques. She even modified my office chair and computer setup. I returned to work faster than anyone predicted.

Post-stroke rehabilitation felt hopeless until Dr. Vaish introduced mirror therapy. Watching my good limb move 'tricked' my brain into rediscovering my affected side. Her neuro-rehabilitation approach felt like magic - I regained hand function doctors said was permanently lost.

My infant son had torticollis - his head always tilted right. Dr. Vaish used gentle cranial-sacral techniques and taught us playful positioning exercises. She made us partners in his care rather than just patients. At his last visit, he looked straight at us for the first time.

Chronic migraine sufferer for 15 years. Dr. Vaish identified cervical instability as the root cause. Her specialized neck stabilization program included proprioceptive retraining I'd never encountered. I've had two migraine-free months - a record since college.

Multiple sclerosis made me resistant to traditional physio. Dr. Vaish designed an aquatic therapy program in Artemis's hydrotherapy pool. The weightlessness let me move in ways land couldn't. She gave me back the joy of movement I thought MS had stolen forever.

Post-cancer surgery left me with lymphedema in my arm. Dr. Vaish's complete decongestive therapy included manual drainage, compression, and skin care. But her real gift was addressing the emotional weight of the swelling - she understood it wasn't just fluid, but a reminder of illness.

Construction accident crushed my foot - surgeons saved it but said I'd always limp. Dr. Vaish used kinesio taping in patterns I'd never seen, combined with graded exposure to different surfaces. Last week I walked barefoot on the beach without thinking about my foot once.

My Parkinson's tremor made me withdraw from social life. Dr. Vaish's 'big movement' therapy had me sweeping giant imaginary circles and marching dramatically. The larger motions somehow calmed the tiny tremors. I'm playing cards with friends again - and actually holding my cards steady.