One of the primary goals of rehabilitation physiotherapy is to enhance physical function. Patients often come to physiotherapists after surgeries, accidents, or prolonged periods of inactivity. For example, individuals recovering from joint replacement surgery or those who have suffered from strokes require tailored rehabilitation programs. Physiotherapists work closely with these patients to assess their abilities, set realistic goals, and develop personalized treatment plans. These plans may include exercises to improve strength, flexibility, and coordination, along with strategies to manage pain.

Another noteworthy advancement is the rise of collapsible and portable crutches. Traditional crutches can be cumbersome to transport, often making travel a daunting task for users. In contrast, modern collapsible crutches can easily be stowed in bags or vehicle trunks, providing the freedom to navigate different environments without the burden of constant mobility aids. This level of convenience is particularly valuable for those who enjoy an active lifestyle or need to travel frequently.