Introducing Sunil, Our Newest Physiotherapist!
We are delighted to welcome the newest member of the Posture Plus team, Sunil Kumar Chand!
SUNIL KUMAR CHAND
BPT Physio (MDU, IND), MSc Rehab (HKPU)
Dip. Acup (HKPA Accredited)
Registered Physiotherapist (HK, UK & IND)
SPECIALTIES
Sports Physiotherapy, Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy, Acupuncture, Rehabilitation
Sunil qualified as a Physiotherapist in India. Since then, he has earned diplomas in clinical acupuncture and football medicine as well as completing a postgraduate Master’s degree of Rehabilitation at HKPU. He has over 15 years of extensive experience in both public and private hospitals, the Hong Kong Sports Institute (HKSI) as well as several private practices in Hong Kong.
He has provided Sports Physiotherapy treatments to a wide variety of Hong Kong National sporting teams, including fencing, rugby, badminton, swimming and para-badminton. He traveled extensively with HKSI teams to many international events including Fencing and Para-badminton World Championships and the World Cup treating both Olympic and Paralympic medalists. Sunil has transferred that elite sports experience into treating everyday clients with both chronic and acute musculoskeletal injuries. He also hopes to continue his post-graduate clinical research in the future, examining the effect of active isolated stretching on low back pain.
Sunil strives to provide the highest level of healthcare; using evidence-based practice and compassionate treatment to help people to reach their optimal physical function and well-being.
Need Physiotherapy Help? Contact Us Today!
Our team of physiotherapists are professional and experienced in working with clients of all ages and treatments are always personalised to their recovery needs. Working with our physios, you will receive a detailed assessment to fully understand the root cause and identify areas requiring treatment. From there, we then develop a program to help clients return to full mobility and function, with advice on exercises and activities to minimise the risk of re-injury.
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