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I entered the treatment room of Genesis Sports Physiotherapy Clinic as a medical journalist — notebook ready, voice recorder on, and intentions clear. I was there to meet Dr. Raina Ranney, to understand how this Sports Physiotherapy Clinic in Mumbai works for athletes, chronic pain sufferers and regular people alike. What follows is a neutral, firsthand account of her background, clinic setup, treatment philosophy, benefits and risks — and the care patients can expect.

Dr. Raina Ranney — Qualifications & Clinical Background

Dr. Raina Ranney is trained in physiotherapy: she completed her undergraduate degree in physiotherapy from D. Y. Patil College, followed by a Master’s in musculoskeletal physiotherapy from the University of Melbourne, graduating in 2010.

Her professional journey spans over a decade. According to public profiles, she has around 15 years of experience in Mumbai Physiotherapy, working as a sports and musculoskeletal physiotherapist, with a significant portion of that time dedicated to specialized care for sports-related injuries, rehabilitation, and functional recovery.

At Genesis, she is one of the lead practitioners delivering personalized treatment plans rooted in evidence-based physiotherapy — a model she helped shape since the clinic’s inception.

Clinic Environment, Expertise, and Setup

Genesis Sports Physiotherapy Clinic was launched in 2012 with the goal of bridging the gap between standard medicine and surgery — offering a non-surgical path to recovery and mobility.

Located in central Mumbai (Opera House / Girgaon area), the clinic features a clean, well-maintained therapy studio. During my visit, I observed a functional rehab area equipped for manual therapy, soft-tissue work, taping, cupping, and exercise-based rehabilitation. The atmosphere was calm, professional and patient-focused — not rushed, allowing plenty of time per individual.

The scope of services is broad: from sports injury recovery (e.g. ligament sprains, muscle tears, tendonitis) to post-surgical rehabilitation, joint and muscle-related pain, women’s health physiotherapy, and general musculoskeletal therapy.

Particularly notable is the clinic’s emphasis on “hands-on” and lifestyle-oriented physiotherapy rather than over-relying on machines. Techniques employed include dry needling, cupping, soft-tissue release, taping, functional strengthening and prehabilitation when needed.

For many — from weekend athletes to office-workers suffering from chronic aches — this blend of manual therapy, exercise prescription, and patient education represents a holistic, accessible form of care.

Benefits and Risks of Treatment

Benefits

Risks and Considerations