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Physiotherapist Kat Chounlamountry on Rehabilitation at Joint Vision

Senior physiotherapist Kat Chounlamountry brings over a decade of rehabilitation experience across the UK, Singapore and Australia, including elite athlete and post-surgical care.

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senior physiotherapist Kat Chounlamountry

October 22, 2025

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Joint Vision

For senior physiotherapist Kat Chounlamountry, helping people move freely again is instinctive.

It's something that's always been inbuilt within me.

She admits she cannot resist offering advice to strangers about their crutch height on the street. That care for people drives her work at Joint Vision, where she helps patients recover from injury across the body and get back to what they enjoy.

While Joint Vision was originally known for foot and ankle care, it now covers injuries throughout the body: shoulder, hand, elbow, hip, knee, foot and ankle.

What makes the setup different

Kat points to how the pieces come together. Patients who are time-poor can access imaging, consultation and tailored rehabilitation in one location.

When new patients come, they can have the investigations they need before they see the doctor.

From there, patients can access physiotherapy with an exercise-based approach, osteopathy, or podiatry, coordinated without needing to visit multiple locations.

Experience across three countries

Kat brings more than 10 years of rehabilitation experience across the United Kingdom, Singapore and Australia. In 2017 she founded her own company in Singapore, specialising in elite athlete care, post-surgical orthopaedic rehabilitation and women's health. She worked with the International Singapore Rugby 7s tournament and the South East Asian AFL league.

Outside work, Kat enjoys running and Muay Thai.

Don't put it off. If you've got any aches and pains, I'm more than happy to have you come see me at Joint Vision.

You can read more about physiotherapy or book an allied health appointment.

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