Manual therapy
Hands-on joint mobilisation, soft tissue work, dry needling and strapping to settle pain and restore movement.
Flamwood · Klerksdorp
Physiotherapy that puts you back in comfort.
One-on-one treatment for pain, injury, recovery after surgery, chest conditions and neurological rehabilitation — with Kgomotso Lejapudi.
- No referral needed
- Medical aid claims submitted
- Home visits available
- By appointment
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Where does it hurt?
Tap any of the blue dots on the figure to see what is commonly treated in that area, and roughly how long it takes to settle.
- Common causes
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- Typical course
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A guide only — your assessment gives the real answer.
No referral needed
Services
If physiotherapy is not the right answer for your problem, you will be told at the first visit and pointed to who can help.
Musculoskeletal rehab
Back and neck pain, sciatica, sports injuries and joint problems — treated with hands-on work and graded exercise.
Cardiorespiratory
Chest physiotherapy for pneumonia, COPD, asthma and post-operative lungs — including breathing techniques and airway clearance.
Neurological rehab
Stroke, Parkinson's, MS and head injury. Balance, walking, coordination and getting back to daily tasks.
Post-operative & mobility
Rehabilitation after knee, hip, shoulder and spinal surgery, plus crutch and walker training so you move safely.
Home visits
If getting to the rooms is the problem we are working on, treatment can happen in your own home.
Treatment should have an end date
How your treatment runs
A rough shape of a course of treatment. Yours is set properly at the first visit, once your movement has been assessed.
1
First visit
Full assessment
History, movement testing and baseline measurements. You leave knowing what is wrong, in plain language.
2
Weeks 1–3
Settle the pain
Hands-on treatment, dry needling or strapping where it helps, plus a few exercises you will actually do.
3
Weeks 3–8
Build it back
Load increases as symptoms settle. Visits spread out as you take over more of the work yourself.
4
Discharge
Keep it that way
A home programme and a check-in date. If things slip, come back early — it is a shorter road.
Who you will see
Kgomotso Lejapudi
I am Kgomotso Lejapudi, a qualified physiotherapist with 5+ years experience in acute hospital care and private practice. I am passionate about helping people restore movement, manage pain, regain independence and improve their overall quality of life.
I believe that physiotherapy is not simply about treating an injury or managing pain, but about helping people return to the activities and quality of life that matter most to them.
- BSc Physiotherapy
- HPCSA registered
- English · Setswana
Before you arrive
Visit info
- Rooms
- 22 Platan Avenue, Flamwood, Klerksdorp 2571
- Appointments
- By appointment — phone or WhatsApp to arrange a time
- Cash rate
- R700 first consultation
R500 follow-up appointments - Medical aid
- Claims submitted directly to most schemes at scheme rates. ICD-10 codes on every invoice. Cash and card accepted.
- Bring with you
- ID and medical aid card, any scans or X-rays, your medication list, and clothes you can move in.
Common questions
Do I need a doctor's referral?
No — you can book directly. Some medical aid schemes ask for a referral before they will pay, so it is worth a quick call to your scheme first.
What does it cost?
The cash rate is R700 for a first consultation and R500 for follow-up appointments. If you are claiming from a medical aid, billing is at your scheme’s rates rather than the cash rate.
Will my medical aid cover it?
Most schemes cover physiotherapy from day-to-day benefits or a savings account. Claims are submitted directly and every invoice carries ICD-10 codes. Any shortfall is settled on the day.
How many visits will I need?
Most straightforward problems settle in four to eight visits. You will get an honest estimate at the first visit, and progress is re-measured as you go.
Can you come to me?
Yes. Home visits are available in and around Klerksdorp — useful after surgery, for chest physiotherapy, or when leaving the house is the difficulty.
What should I wear?
Something you can move in. Shorts for a leg, hip or back problem; a vest or loose top for a shoulder or neck problem. Bring the shoes you walk or train in.
By appointment
Book a visit
Send your details and the rooms will confirm a time with you.
Or reach us directly