"home physiotherapy" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a form of physiotherapy that takes place in a patient's home, rather than in a clinic. For example: "John and his physiotherapist have begun a course of home physiotherapy to help him regain movement in his shoulder."
Little evidence is currently available on adherence to home physiotherapy within paediatrics.
A few patients received home physiotherapy, occupational therapy and/or attended specialist rehabilitation services or clinics.
For example, Moffet and colleagues reported that about a quarter of control group patients received some home physiotherapy service [ 19].
These interventions can be seen as alternatives or add-ons to the standard home care services which are already funded (respite care, nursing care at home, physiotherapy, etc).
These interventions include nutritional intake analysis, home meal delivery and high-calorie/high-protein meal supplementation, day activity groups, psychiatric referral and home physiotherapy.
A few patients received home physiotherapy, occupational therapy and/or attended specialist rehabilitation services or clinics and/or other specialist involvement, including continence advice, psychiatry and/or psychology.
Services provided include in-home physiotherapy, occupational therapy, personal support and homemaking, medical supplies and equipment, and care by other professional such as social workers, dietitians and speech-language pathologists.
The interviews may be conducted at the patients' home or physiotherapy department.
Participants will record adherence with home exercises (physiotherapy group), adverse events and any co-interventions, including knee-related medication use in a log-book.
Participants classified as having grip weakness, slow four metre walk time, or low physical activity level will receive up to ten home-based physiotherapy sessions and perform a home exercise program, over the course of one year.
Home-based physiotherapy is aimed at increasing the capacity of daily activities in the home situation, in the playground or at school.
