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Frequently asked questions about Revibe Clinic in Amman

Revibe is a physiotherapy clinic in Sweifieh, Amman, led by physiotherapist Ahmed AlKhatib. It is open Saturday to Thursday 11:00 to 22:00, and Friday 15:00 to 22:00 by appointment.

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What we treat

Before your first visit

Arrive a few minutes early, bring previous reports, scans and any notes from your doctor or surgeon, and wear comfortable clothes that let you move. The assessment is part of the first session, and afterwards we explain the plan and the expected number of sessions.

Where we are and how to book

We are in Sweifieh, Amman. You can book through the Rivo assistant on the website or by WhatsApp message. A female therapist is available on request, and home visits are available for cases that need them.

When do you need urgent medical care?

In these cases go to the nearest emergency department or a doctor straight away — instead of booking physiotherapy.

FAQ

Where exactly is the clinic?

In Sweifieh, on Al-Qimma Street, Friends Building (Al-Asdiqaa complex), 3rd floor, first door on the left inside the complex. The nearest landmark is the Istanbul Hammam.

What are your opening hours?

Saturday to Thursday 11:00 to 22:00, and Friday 15:00 to 22:00 by appointment.

How do I book?

Through the Rivo assistant on the website, or by WhatsApp message to +962 77 766 2055.

How much is a session?

One session (45 minutes) is 30 JD, cupping alone is 20 JD, and a physiotherapy session with cupping is 40 JD. Packages: 3 sessions for 85 JD, 5 sessions for 130 JD, 7 sessions for 168 JD and 10 sessions for 220 JD.

Is the assessment free?

No. The assessment is part of the first session, priced like any other physiotherapy session.

Is there a female therapist?

Yes, a female therapist is available on request. You can ask for her when you book.

Do you do home visits?

Yes, for cases that need them. For details about home visits, message us on WhatsApp.

Which languages do you speak?

Arabic, English and Kurdish.

Do you treat children and pregnant women?

Yes. We see children and teenagers, and we treat pregnancy-related back pain. We explain the plan after the assessment in the first session.

Do you accept insurance?

For insurance questions, message us on WhatsApp and we will reply.

How many sessions will I need?

It differs from person to person, depending on the problem, how long you have had it and what you want to achieve. After the assessment in the first session we explain the plan and the expected number of sessions.

Do you see patients from outside Jordan?

Yes, there is a dedicated page for patients coming from abroad. We are also planning visits to Erbil; pre-register on the Erbil page and we will contact you with the dates.

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Book your first session at Revibe Clinic in Amman (it starts with an assessment), or message us on WhatsApp.

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