St Giles Medical Rehabilitation Centre

05/10/2026

Your first physiotherapy assessment is about more than "where does it hurt?"

Before any exercise is prescribed, a physiotherapist looks at how you move: your walking pattern, balance and posture, strength and muscle tone, and how far your joints move during everyday tasks.

That picture helps shape a programme matched to you, because every recovery is individual.

Book an assessment with our physiotherapy team: +263 78 855 9159

Read more: Physiotherapy Is Not Just for Injuries → https://stgileszim.co.zw/physiotherapy-is-not-just-for-injuries-the-bigger-role-of-rehabilitation/

02/10/2026

The right wheelchair supports comfort, safety and independence, at home and out in the community.

Our detachable wheelchair is available at St Giles.
Not sure which chair suits your needs? Our team can help you choose the right fit.

Call +263 78 855 9159 or visit us at 8 Drummond, Chaplin, Milton Park, Harare.

23/09/2026

Physiotherapy is not just for injuries.

Its role can extend far beyond sports injuries and back pain, supporting people through stroke rehabilitation, neurological conditions, disability, post-operative recovery, cancer rehabilitation, and reduced mobility.

Our latest article explores the bigger role of rehabilitation, including why appropriately prescribed movement can be part of healthcare, not just fitness.

Read the full article:
https://stgileszim.co.zw/physiotherapy-is-not-just-for-injuries-the-bigger-role-of-rehabilitation/

Exercise isn’t always just fitness. Sometimes, it’s rehabilitation.

20/09/2026

St Giles is out at the ZB Marathon 2026 doing what we do best, supporting movement, recovery and healthier lives. 💙🏃🏾‍♂️🏃🏾‍♀️

From the early morning starts to the finish line, we’re here helping participants recover, move better and keep going strong.

A great day of fitness, community and resilience.

Well done to everyone taking part in this year’s ZB Marathon!

20/09/2026

17/09/2026

Today, on World Patient Safety Day, we join the global call for safe care for life.

This year’s focus is on safe care for noncommunicable diseases — including cardiovascular disease, cancer, diabetes and chronic respiratory disease.

For people living with long-term conditions, patient safety is not a one-time concern. It means consistent, coordinated, high-quality care at every stage of the journey.

At St Giles, we remain committed to supporting safer rehabilitation, better outcomes and care that protects dignity, independence and quality of life.

Safe care for life. Rebuilding lives.

16/09/2026

Back pain can affect far more than your comfort,it can change the way you move, work and enjoy everyday life.

At St Giles Medical Rehabilitation Centre, our physiotherapy team works with you to manage pain, improve movement and support your recovery with care tailored to your needs.

Don’t let back pain keep holding you back. Take the first step towards moving better and feeling stronger.

📞 +263 78 855 9159
📍 8 Drummond Chaplin, Milton Park
🌐 www.stgilesrehab.co.zw

15/09/2026

Happy Munhumutapa Day, Zimbabwe 🇿🇼

Today, we celebrate our heritage, our resilience and the strength to keep growing toward a better future.

At St Giles Medical Rehabilitation Centre, we believe progress is built one step at a time — through care, recovery, independence and the rebuilding of lives.

May this Munhumutapa Day inspire stronger people, healthier communities and brighter tomorrows for us all.

Happy Munhumutapa Day from all of us at St Giles. 💙

08/09/2026

A few more moments from World Physiotherapy Day at St Giles. 💙

Today was about celebrating the people, the work and the countless small moments that make rehabilitation possible.

From the hands-on work in our therapy spaces to the teamwork, encouragement and dedication behind every session, these are some of the moments we didn’t want to leave behind.

To our physiotherapy team — thank you for everything you do, every day.

Happy World Physiotherapy Day. 💙

08/09/2026

Today, we celebrate the people behind every step forward. 💙

On World Physiotherapy Day 2026, we recognise the vital role physiotherapy and physical activity play in the prevention, management and rehabilitation of cardiovascular disease and stroke.

At St Giles, physiotherapy is about helping people regain movement, rebuild confidence, improve function and work towards greater independence.

In this video, our Head of Physiotherapy shares a few words on the importance of the profession and the impact physiotherapists make every day.

To our physiotherapy team, thank you for the knowledge, patience, dedication and care you bring to every patient and every recovery journey.

Happy World Physiotherapy Day.