Physiotherapist at home in Ikeja
From
₦50,000
Physiotherapy session at home, call-out to Ikeja included.
Booked
Online, today
Before 2pm is usually same day.
A licensed physiotherapist comes to your address in Ikeja with the couch and the kit, and works you through the session in the room you actually live in. That matters more than it sounds: rehabilitation that happens where you walk, sit and climb your own stairs transfers better than rehabilitation that happens in a clinic you then have to leave.
Call-out to Ikeja is ₦5,000, and it is waived on any booking where the service total clears ₦50,000.
Medically reviewed by Dr Debo Odulana, Founder and Chief Executive, Mezo. Last reviewed 25 September 2026. This page is general information, not a diagnosis. Care is decided with you after an examination.
What happens, step by step
- 1
Start with an assessment
The first session, ₦45,000, is assessment and goal-setting as well as treatment. You leave it with a home exercise programme you keep.
- 2
Buy the course, not the session
Rehabilitation only works as a course. Six sessions with the same physiotherapist is ₦240,000, which is lower per session than booking them one at a time, and it includes a progress review with a Mezo doctor.
- 3
Choose your windows
Morning, midday, afternoon or evening. Sessions are scheduled around your week rather than a clinic rota.
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Progress is written down
Notes from every session go into the record that follows you across the Mezo network, so your surgeon or your doctor can see whether it is working.
Who books this in Ikeja
- Recovery after a knee or hip replacement, when travelling to a clinic is the hardest part of the day
- Back pain that has stopped responding to painkillers and rest
- A stroke, where the household also needs teaching what to do between sessions
- A frozen shoulder or a sports injury that needs hands-on work, not advice
- An older parent whose walking has quietly got worse over a year
Every price, published
Physiotherapy is priced by session length. No procedure fees and no consumables deposit apply.
- Physiotherapy session at homeA physiotherapist with the couch and the kit, in your sitting room. Back, knee, post-op.₦45,000
- Neuro-physiotherapy session (2 hours)Two hours of stroke and neurological rehabilitation, where the patient actually has to function.₦70,000
- Physiotherapy block of 6 sessionsSix sessions with the same physiotherapist. Rehab only works as a course, so buy the course.₦240,000
Call-out to Ikeja is ₦5,000 and is waived once the service total clears ₦50,000. It is shown on the form before you pay.
Where in Ikeja we come
Ikeja, including the GRA, Opebi and Alausa, is inside our Mainland Central zone. It is the part of the Mainland we cover best.
Haven Paediatrics in Ikeja is a Mezo network site with neonatal cots, and BeaconHealth Diagnostics runs an Ikeja laboratory. A child who needs admitting after a home visit is not starting from zero.
Physiotherapist at home in Ikeja: what people ask
How much is a physiotherapist at home in Ikeja?
A single 60 minute session is ₦45,000. A two hour neurological rehabilitation session is ₦70,000. A block of six sessions with the same physiotherapist is ₦240,000, which works out lower per session. Call-out to Ikeja is ₦5,000, and it is waived on any booking where the service total clears ₦50,000.
Do they bring equipment?
Yes. The physiotherapist brings the portable couch and the kit for the session. You do not need to clear a room or buy anything.
How many sessions will I need?
The honest answer is that it depends on what is wrong, and you will get a real number at the first assessment rather than a guess now. Most post-operative and back programmes run as a block of six, which is why we price the block.
Can the same physiotherapist come each time?
On a block of six, yes, that is the point of the block. On single sessions we do it wherever the roster allows.
Is this suitable after a stroke?
Yes. The two hour neuro session covers gait, transfers and functional retraining in your own rooms, and the carer is taught how to continue between visits. Progress notes go to the treating doctor.