Physio Sense HK
@physio-sensehk.com
Physio Sense is a private physiotherapy practice. Our goal is to provide an effective quality treatment and return you to proper functionality, early return to sport, and an improved quality of life.
Physio Sense HK's Company Logos


Physio Sense HK's Brand Colors
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CMYK
#8A8A88
Natural Gray
138, 138, 136
60, 1, 54
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Alto
224, 223, 223
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About Physio Sense HK
Physio Sense is a well-established private physiotherapy practice based in Hong Kong. With a focus on providing effective and high-quality treatments, their goal is to help you regain proper functionality, facilitate early return to sport, and ultimately improve your quality of life. Led by Daniel Vart, a skilled and experienced physiotherapist, teacher, and healer, the team at Physio Sense has a wealth of expertise in working with patients from various backgrounds and disciplines.
Daniel has an impressive background, having been involved with the national rugby union for six seasons, including being appointed Head Physiotherapist for the National Women's 7s team for four years. He has also worked with athletes from sports such as tennis, swimming, running, triathlon, soccer, and ballet. In addition to their broad range of sports-related treatments, Physio Sense offers services such as exercise rehabilitation, stretch therapy utilizing Active Isolated Stretching (AIS), and sports massage.
With their comprehensive approach, they strive to ensure a complete and optimal recovery for each patient. To schedule an appointment, you can contact Physio Sense via email, telephone, or WhatsApp. Their clinic is conveniently located in Central, Hong Kong, and operates from Monday to Friday, with Saturday appointments available upon request.
Visit Physio Sense and experience their professional care and expertise in helping you achieve your physical wellness goals
Company type
Privately Held
Year founded
2022
Company size
2-10 employees