Pro Physio partners with American Physical Therapy Association

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To launch India’s first obstetric physical therapy certification series

Pro Physio has partnered with the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) – Academy of Pelvic Health Physical Therapy to launch the Certificate of Advanced Practice in Physical Therapy in Obstetric Health. This marks the first time the prestigious programme is being offered in India.

The initiative is expected to significantly enhance training standards for physiotherapists and allied health professionals in the growing field of pelvic and obstetric care. Developed by global experts, the certification programme is built on evidence-based principles and aims to improve maternal health outcomes across India.

“Pro Physio has demonstrated a strong commitment to advancing clinical education in India,” said APTA Academy of Pelvic Health Physical Therapy. “We are proud to collaborate on bringing our internationally developed obstetric physical therapy course series to the Indian subcontinent. As awareness and demand for pelvic health services continue to rise, this collaboration aims to improve access to specialised care and build local capacity.”

With a network of over 30 centres and more than 200,000 lives touched, Pro Physio is leading efforts to bridge the gap between conventional training and global best practices through skill-based, accessible education.

“Our collaboration with APTA reflects our belief that when healthcare professionals evolve through world-class education, healthcare in India evolves with them,” said Pramod Ravindra, CEO, Pro Physio. “We’re building a future where evidence, expertise, and compassion guide every rehabilitation journey.”

Bhagwathi Yadav, Chief Academic Officer, Pro Physio, added: “This partnership is not just about a course – it’s about capacity building at a national scale. With APTA’s gold-standard content and our commitment to hands-on training, we are creating a platform that empowers Indian therapists to lead confidently in clinical, academic, and research domains.”

This Obstetric Physical Therapy Series is the first in a line of international collaborations being introduced by Pro Physio, with upcoming programmes in neurorehabilitation, paediatric therapy, and sports medicine. The company’s mission is to create a robust ecosystem that supports continuous learning, fosters clinical excellence, and uplifts the standard of care across India.

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