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Physiotherapy in Jordan: Revibe Clinic in Amman

Looking for physiotherapy in Jordan? Revibe Clinic in Sweifieh, Amman, is led by physiotherapist and manual therapist Ahmed AlKhatib, licensed by the Jordanian Ministry of Health. We start with a careful assessment, then build a clear plan that combines hands-on treatment and exercise, and we welcome patients from Amman, from the other governorates and from abroad.

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What is physiotherapy?

Physiotherapy is a health profession that helps ease pain and restore movement, strength and the ability to do your daily activities — after injuries and operations, and with long-lasting pain. It relies on assessment, hands-on treatment, therapeutic exercise and practical advice. In Iraq it is usually called physical therapy («العلاج الفيزيائي»); it is the same profession.

What we treat at Revibe

How we work

Coming from outside Amman or from abroad

The clinic is in Sweifieh, west Amman: Al Qimma St, Al Asdiqaa Complex 3, 3rd floor, near the Istanbul Hammam, with a lift and a wheelchair-accessible entrance. If you are coming from another governorate, book ahead and tell us, so we can arrange a suitable time; you leave with a clear exercise programme to continue at home between sessions. For visitors from Iraq, the Gulf and Palestine we arrange sessions before arrival, at the clinic or at your hotel in Amman, by appointment.

Hours and booking

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

Do I need a doctor's referral to book physiotherapy?

You do not need a referral to book at Revibe Clinic. If you have had surgery, bring the operation report and your surgeon's instructions so we can follow them.

How much does a physiotherapy session cost in Jordan?

Prices differ from clinic to clinic. At Revibe Clinic they are listed on our prices page: sessions last 45 minutes, the assessment is part of the first session at the same price, and packages lower the price per session.

Does health insurance cover physiotherapy?

It depends on the insurer and the policy. To ask about insurance at Revibe Clinic, message us on WhatsApp and we will reply.

Where is Revibe Clinic?

In Sweifieh, Amman: Al Qimma St, Friends building (Al Asdiqaa Complex 3), 3rd floor, first door on the left inside the complex. The nearest landmark is the Istanbul Hammam; directions and the Google map are on our Location and directions page.

How do I choose the right physiotherapy clinic in Jordan?

Choose a clinic where a licensed physiotherapist assesses you before treatment, explains the plan clearly, combines hands-on care with exercise and tells you honestly when you need a doctor. We collected the questions worth asking in our guide "How to choose the best physiotherapy clinic in Jordan".

Is physiotherapy the same as physical therapy?

Yes. They are two names for the same profession: in Jordan people usually say «علاج طبيعي», and 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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Source: World Physiotherapy — What is physiotherapy?

Reviewed by Ahmed AlKhatib, licensed physiotherapist — 2 November 2026

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