A single treatment room that grew into an island network
Rehoboth began as one treatment room on Walkers Road and has grown into a network of five clinics spread across Grand Cayman. The flagship sits at 43 Walkers Road in George Town, opposite Valumed Pharmacy, and it is where most first time patients book their assessment. The other four clinics keep the same hours, the same booking system and the same rotating team, so care follows you rather than tying you to one location.
That structure matters more than it sounds. Injuries and recovery programmes rarely fit neatly around a single address. A worker rehabbing a shoulder can begin a shockwave course in Savannah on a day off and continue it after work at Seven Mile Beach, with the same notes, the same therapist rotation and no fresh intake forms. For a small island where a cross town drive can eat an evening, having the clinic meet you where you already are is part of the point.
The clinical spine of the whole network is physiotherapy, led by Chief Physiotherapist Dr Mary Allvin and a team of senior therapists. Around that core the group has layered chiropractic care, advanced rehabilitation technology and general practice, so that many patients can be assessed, treated and followed up under one roof rather than being sent between unconnected providers.
Physiotherapy, the core of the practice
Physiotherapy at Rehoboth starts with a proper assessment rather than a quick fix. A senior therapist takes a history, examines how you move, and looks for the cause of a problem rather than only the site of the pain. From there you get a plan, which usually blends hands on manual therapy with a graded exercise programme you can carry out between sessions.
Manual therapy covers joint mobilisation, soft tissue work and techniques to restore range of movement. Exercise rehabilitation is the part that makes gains stick, rebuilding strength, control and confidence in the injured area so the problem is less likely to return. The therapist adjusts the programme as you progress, which is why regular review visits matter as much as the first appointment.
This approach suits a wide range of people, from office workers with neck and lower back strain to active residents and visitors who have overdone a hike, a dive or a day on the water. The common thread is a plan built around your goals, whether that is walking without pain, returning to sport, or simply sleeping through the night.
Chiropractic care
Chiropractic care at Rehoboth is provided by Dr Charles and focuses on the spine and the joints, using adjustment and related techniques to address stiffness, restricted movement and certain kinds of back and neck pain. For some patients it works well alongside physiotherapy, with the two disciplines coordinating rather than competing, since they sit within the same group and can share findings.
If you are unsure whether physiotherapy, chiropractic or a combination is right for your situation, the assessment is the place to sort that out. The team can point you toward the most appropriate pathway for your specific complaint, and can adjust course if your response suggests a different approach would help more.
Shockwave, magnetotherapy and robotic rehabilitation
Beyond hands on therapy, Rehoboth invests in equipment that is not widely available on the island. Shockwave therapy is used for stubborn tendon problems and plantar fascia conditions of the heel, delivering focused energy to tissue that has been slow to settle with rest alone. It is typically given as a short course of sessions, which is one reason the shared network is useful, since you can complete the course at whichever clinic is convenient that week.
Magnetotherapy and robotic assisted rehabilitation extend what the team can offer for recovery and mobility work, and electrical stimulation options such as TENS are available for pain relief as part of a wider plan. None of these tools is a standalone miracle. They are most effective when matched to the right condition and combined with the exercise and manual therapy that address the underlying cause.
Pre and post operative rehabilitation
The group handles rehabilitation before and after surgery, which is often where outcomes are won or lost. Preparing a joint or muscle group before an operation, then following a structured programme afterward, can make a real difference to how quickly and how fully you recover. Sports injury rehabilitation follows the same principle, returning you to activity in stages rather than all at once.
General practice and medicals under one roof
Rehoboth also offers general practice consultations, which means some patients can see a doctor and a therapist within the same visit or the same building rather than coordinating separate appointments across town. The group provides work permit and taxi medicals as well, the routine certifications that residents and workers on the island periodically need.
Having primary care sit alongside rehabilitation is practical. A GP consultation can rule things in or out, a referral can be handled internally, and the follow up therapy can begin without a long gap. For specific medical services, availability and pricing, confirm with the clinic when you book.
What to expect at your first visit
Your first appointment is an assessment. Bring any relevant scans, reports or a list of medications, wear or bring clothing you can move in, and arrive a few minutes early if it is your first time so intake can be completed. The therapist will talk through your history, examine the area, explain what they think is going on, and set out a plan with a realistic sense of how many sessions it may take.
You will usually begin treatment in that same visit. From there, most programmes involve a series of appointments with exercises to do at home in between, and periodic reviews to track progress and adjust the plan. Recovery timelines vary widely by condition and person, so the team will give you guidance specific to your case rather than a one size fits all promise.
Conditions commonly seen
The practice sees a broad mix of musculoskeletal complaints. Common examples include lower back and neck pain, shoulder problems, tennis and golfer's elbow, knee and hip pain, ankle sprains, tendon injuries such as Achilles and rotator cuff issues, plantar fasciitis of the heel, and general sports strains. Post surgical recovery and chronic pain that has not settled with rest are also frequent reasons people come in.
This list is a guide rather than a limit, and it is not medical advice. If you are dealing with pain or a movement problem, an assessment is the way to find out whether the team can help and what a sensible plan looks like for you.
Insurance and billing made simple
Cost and paperwork put a lot of people off getting treatment, so Rehoboth has made billing straightforward. CINICO is billed directly with no co pay, and the group works with a range of local and international insurers including Britcay, Aetna, VRS, Cayman First, Pan American and BAF.
Direct billing means that, where your plan covers it, the clinic handles the claim rather than asking you to pay up front and chase a reimbursement. Coverage, limits and any patient portion depend on your individual policy, so bring your insurance details to your first visit and confirm specifics with the clinic and your insurer.
Five clinics across Grand Cayman
The network is built so that no patient has to travel far. The clinics run from the west of the island to the east, and all keep the same schedule and systems.
The flagship is at 43 Walkers Road in George Town, opposite Valumed Pharmacy. The others are at 223 Cannon Place in the Industrial Park, Countryside Village in Savannah, Park Place on Seven Mile Beach, and West Bay Road. Wherever you start, your records travel with you across the group.
Home visits and a free shuttle
For patients who cannot easily get to a clinic, home visits are available, and the group runs a free patient shuttle. If mobility or transport is a barrier to starting treatment, ask about these options when you book, since they are part of how the practice tries to keep care reachable.
For residents and visitors alike
Residents make up the core of the practice, from desk workers and tradespeople to weekend athletes, but visitors are welcome too. If you have travelled to Grand Cayman and aggravated an old injury, tweaked your back on a flight, or picked up a strain diving or hiking, you do not have to spend your trip in discomfort or wait until you are home to be seen.
Because the clinics run six days a week with long hours, and because billing is handled cleanly, getting seen while on island is usually simpler than people expect. For visitors without local insurance, ask about self pay rates when you book.
Hours, location and booking
All five clinics are open Monday to Saturday from 9 am to 7 pm and closed on Sunday, which makes it possible to fit appointments around a working day. The main line and WhatsApp number is +1 345 329 8585, and you can find the network online at rehobothphysio.com.
To book, call or message the clinic, tell them which location suits you and what is bothering you, and they will arrange an assessment. If you are not sure which clinic or which service you need, start with the Walkers Road flagship in George Town and the team will guide you from there.