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Physiotherapy in Amman for visitors and international patients

Many people come to Amman from Iraq, the Gulf, Palestine and elsewhere for treatment, work or travel. At Revibe we arrange your sessions before you arrive and fit them around your stay, so you go home with a clear plan to keep improving.

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Rivo shows you the open times and sends your booking request straight away — no waiting on the phone.

How we arrange your treatment

At the clinic or at your hotel

Sessions take place at our clinic in Sweifieh, Amman, or at your hotel in Amman when needed, by appointment. Ahmed AlKhatib also provides physiotherapy for guests of Le Royal Hotel Amman through a professional collaboration, with complete privacy.

Conditions we often help with

Your language and your privacy

Rivo, our booking assistant, speaks Arabic, English and Kurdish (Sorani), and a female therapist is available for women on request. We treat patients from many countries and cultures, and keep every patient’s privacy.

When do you need urgent medical care?

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

FAQ

How do I book before I arrive in Amman?

With Rivo on this site at any hour, or on WhatsApp +962 77 766 2055. Tell us your arrival date and how long you are staying and we arrange the sessions with you.

Do you come to hotels?

Yes — within Amman when needed, by appointment. Mention your hotel when you book.

How many sessions will I need during my stay?

It depends on your condition and how long you stay; after the assessment we suggest a plan that fits your days, with an exercise programme to continue at home.

Is physiotherapy the same as physical therapy?

Yes — both names describe the same profession. In Jordan it is called «علاج طبيعي», in Iraq «علاج فيزيائي».

Ready to start?

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

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This information is general education and does not replace a clinical assessment.