Founded in 2014 having the registered office in New Delhi, India. PCI is incorporated by Ministry of Corporate Affair ( MCA ) Govt. of India Physiotherapy Council Of India (PCI) is a voice for physical therapy persons with laws & rights under Constitution of India.

PCI believes that every individual is entitled to the highest possible standard of culturally appropriate healthcare delivered in an atmosphere of trust and respect for human dignity and underpinned by sound clinical reasoning and scientific evidence. It is committed to furthering the physical therapy profession and improving global health through:

• encouraging high standards of physical therapy research, education and practice
• supporting the exchange of information between PCI regions and members
• collaborating with national and international Organisations

PCI celebrate and campaigns the World Physical Therapy Day every year for the promotion of the role of physical therapist for rehabilitation in society.

Physical therapists have different titles in different countries: in many countries they are called physiotherapists. Some countries have their own version of the word physical therapist, such as kinesiology's. They are all part of the same profession.

Physical therapists provide services that develop, maintain and restore people's maximum movement and functional ability. They can help people at any stage of life, when movement and function are threatened by ageing, injury, diseases, disorders, conditions or environmental factors.

Physical therapists help people maximize their quality of life, looking at physical, psychological, emotional and social wellbeing. They work in the health spheres of promotion, prevention, treatment/intervention, habilitation and rehabilitation.

• undertake a comprehensive examination/assessment of the patient/client
• evaluate the findings from the examination/assessment to make clinical judgments regarding patients/clients
• formulate a diagnosis, prognosis and plan
• provide consultation within their expertise and determine when patients/clients need to be referred to another healthcare professional
• implement a physical therapist intervention/treatment programme
• determine the outcomes of any interventions/treatments
• Make recommendations for self-management.

PCI share new ideas and expert from Physical Therapists about how they would like to develop their service.

PCI give support through its organisation in the field of education, practice, research & policy with the best person to help like the following.

• expanding physical therapy expertise in a particular area, such as oncology;
• supporting international efforts, for example in response to polio outbreaks;
• extending research collaboration;
• supporting researchers;
• provide recognition to the institution, college & university;
• support service Networking among the Physical Therapist;
• register membership online;

PCI is developed to harness the expertise of physical therapists in support of the profession around the Countries.

It is a valuable resource for PCI, its member, subgroups and regions and individual physical therapists as well as Organisations seeking physical therapist expertise, The areas of expertise offered are broad, covering education, global health, professional issues, professional practice and research.

We co-ordinate the programme with local state government and centre for the development, promotion and research of the Indian Physical Therapist. We hear and try to improve the service of Physical Therapist. This is a single organisation in India to follow the status of physical therapist. We are very keen to hear from those who feel they have something to offer in the way of special knowledge, or from those who have ideas of how they would like to see the service develop. We are also the international voice for physical therapist.

On behalf of its members, PCI undertakes a range of projects and supports international campaigns to promote the physical therapy profession and its contribution to global health. It encourages high standards of physical therapy research, education and practice.

As a PCI member, your membership is recognised as the sole authoritative body for physical therapy in your country, with access to a wide range of benefits..

• General Meeting held every years, ensuring PCI's work benefits the profession in the country and worldwide.
• PCI give Support for your establishing standards, developing education programmes and regulating the physical therapy profession in the country.
• Opportunities to work with Govt projects.

In order to become a member of PCI, a national physical therapy association must meet certain criteria. These criteria are:

• For the membership of the organisation Individual should be qualified physical therapists
• PCI give Support for your establishing standards, developing education programmes and regulating the physical therapy profession in the country.
• All interested Physical therapists may register as member in PCI through online. The membership fee may deposit through online. After confirmation of payment,
• Any organisation who representing the large number of the qualified physical therapists in the country shall be eligible for membership
• The organisation shall have a code of ethics consistent with PCI ethics.

• PCI works with international health bodies, including the World Health Organization and the World Health Professions Alliance, ensuring the physical therapy profession is recognised. It consulted on global health initiatives and campaigns, including the promotion of positive working environments and tries to end the trade in counterfeit medical products.
• PCI is an Autonomous Body and is project partner of World Health Organization.
• PCI is follower of international physical therapy with representing a specific area of interest, providing an excellent resource for contacts and information on those areas of practice.

PCI present the best profession's Award & honour to Physical therapist who have made outstanding international contributions to the profession. Award presented every years during the General Meeting.

PCI's vision is to move all qualified physical therapist to forward as profession to recognised globally for its significant role in improving health and wellbeing.

PCI's mission is to:

• To unite the profession internationally;
• To represent physical therapy and physical therapists nationally & internationally;
• To promote high standards of physical therapy practice, education and research among Members.
• To facilitate communication and information exchange among members
• To collaborate with national and international Organisations; and
• To contribute to the improvement of global health