Dr. Tripti Swami is a specialist in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (PM&R), a branch of medicine which deals with restoring function, enhancing daily independence and improving the quality of life for individuals facing physical impairments, chronic pain or disability. She brings extensive clinical experience and rigorous training from premier national institutions, including NIMHANS (Bengaluru), AIIMS (Jodhpur) and CMC (Vellore-Chittoor) alongside leading corporate healthcare networks.

Common conditions which need rehabilitation are weakness or paralysis, spasticity, chronic pain, disorders affecting speech, swallow or cognition, amputation, postsurgical recovery, balance & gait disorders and functional dependency in daily tasks.

Beyond clinical care, Dr. Swami has also led program design, policy development and regulatory compliances for specialized rehabilitation startups.  She is a dedicated advocate for closing the gap between inpatient discharge and long-term recovery, working to extend outcome-based rehabilitation beyond hospital walls into homes, communities and digital health ecosystems.

Dr. Swami has presented research at several national medical conferences and has authored publications in peer-reviewed journals.

Clinical Focus & Areas of Expertise

• Neurorehabilitation: Comprehensive specialised care programs for Stroke, Disorders of consciousness (DOC), Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), Spinal Cord Injury (SCI)

• Neuromuscular Disorders Rehabilitation: Comprehensive rehabilitative care for progressive muscular and peripheral nerve conditions.

• Chronic Pain & Musculoskeletal Care: Evidence-based management of back, neck and joint pain including ultrasound-guided diagnostic and therapeutic interventions.

• Amputee Rehabilitation: Pre-prosthetic training, prosthetic prescription, gait optimization and pain management.

• Gait & Balance Retraining: Management addressing walking difficulties, postural deficits and fall risks.

• Functional & ADL Independence: Restoration of independence in basic Activities of Daily Living (ADLs), including neurogenic bladder and bowel management.