Services
One standard of care, three ways to access it.
Every path ends with the same sports medicine specialist care. The only difference is how you start.

Onsite
Walk in to a branch, an AI kiosk helps with initial intake, a doctor examines you directly, and you're referred to a physiotherapist if needed. Best for injury care and thorough exams that require hands-on assessment.
Covers: Sports Injury Management, Sports Massage, Exercise Program

Mobile
A web-based teleconsultation, followed by therapy delivered at your own location, your physiotherapist travels to you with live location tracking en route, so you always know exactly when they'll arrive.
Covers: Sports Massage, Exercise Program

Event
Team and community services for companies and organizations, from a single-day event to a months-long employee wellness program, with a physiotherapist team assigned to match your needs. Continuing the track record of our Corporate Wellness Program for Pertamina Hulu Indonesia and Pertamina Geothermal Energi.
Covers: Corporate Wellness Program, Sports Performance Programs
Service Programs
What we actually treat
Sports Injury Management
Nine injury sites we treat routinely
Every injury site follows a different treatment pattern, determined by a doctor after a direct exam, never a guess from symptoms alone.

dr. Andi Kurniawan, Sp.KO
Pendiri & Dokter Spesialis Kedokteran Olahraga
5x Olympic contingent · 10+ years treating national athletes
Neck Injury
Neck pain and stiffness from posture, impact, or repetitive movement during sport.
Shoulder Injury
Shoulder injuries such as rotator cuff strain or dislocation, common in throwing and lifting sports.
Hand Injury
Hand and wrist injuries from impact, falls, or load-bearing movement.
Back Injury
Upper or lower back pain, often related to poor training posture or lifting mechanics.
Hip Injury
Hip injuries that limit range of motion, common in running and kicking sports.
Meniscus Injury
A tear in the knee's cartilage cushion (meniscus) from a sudden twisting movement during sport.
Leg Injury
Muscle and soft-tissue injuries of the leg, including hamstring and calf strains.
Knee Injury
Knee injuries including ligament (ACL/MCL) damage, common in sports requiring quick direction changes.
Foot Injury
Foot and ankle injuries such as sprains, common in running and jumping sports.




