Physiotherapy and Osteopathy in Jounieh and Sarba
By Dr Charbel Alam, Osteopath & Physiotherapist · 4 min read
Who the Jounieh clinic is for
People usually come with back or neck pain, sciatica, shoulder and knee problems, sports injuries, posture-related pain or recovery after surgery. The aim is to find what is driving the problem, treat it and give you the tools to keep it from coming back.
Common problems for people living in Keserwan
Long commutes on the coastal highway, desk work and time spent on a phone can all contribute to neck and lower back pain. Sport and active work bring their own muscle, tendon and joint injuries. Your plan is built around your own routine, so the exercises fit the life you actually lead.
What happens at your first visit
Your first appointment includes a detailed conversation, an examination of how you move and a clear explanation of what is going on. If treatment is suitable, it can begin the same day and you leave with a plan. If your symptoms need medical investigation, you will be referred.
- Bring scan or X-ray reports and any doctor’s letters
- Bring a list of current medications
- Wear comfortable clothing you can move in
How to book
Message the clinic on WhatsApp at +961 76 617 181 and say that you would like the Jounieh clinic. Opening hours are the same as at the Dekweneh clinic: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday from 9 AM to 9 PM, Thursday from 9 AM to 9:30 PM, and Saturday from 8 AM to 1 PM. The clinics are closed on Sunday.
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Questions patients ask
Where can I find a physiotherapist or osteopath in Jounieh?
Dr Charbel Alam sees patients on the 3rd floor of Sabat Center, Jounieh, and combines osteopathy and physiotherapy in one plan.
Do you see patients from Sarba?
Yes. The Jounieh clinic welcomes patients from Sarba, Kaslik, Haret Sakher, the Zouk area and nearby parts of Keserwan.
Do I need a referral?
No. You can book directly. If you have seen a doctor, bring any letters or scan reports with you.
This article is general information and does not replace an individual assessment. If you have severe, worsening or unusual symptoms, seek medical advice.