Traditional Bone Setting Practitioner
(Commonly known as Aniruddha Hekade | अनिरुद्ध व्ही. हेकडे)
TCHP-QCI Certified Traditional Bone Setting Kelwad, Rahata Marathi, Hindi
Practices traditional bone setting techniques at Sai Upchar Kendra, specializing in conservative, non-invasive joint mobilization and musculoskeletal care.
"Aniruddha V. Hekade practices traditional bone setting techniques at Sai Chiropractic Upachar Kendra. His work emphasizes traditional care methods aimed at supporting patients with joint and musculoskeletal issues."
Aniruddha V. Hekade carries forward proven indigenous manual techniques, evaluating and mobilizing articular structures that have become restricted due to sprains, postural strain, or occupational wear.
Under the Traditional Community Healthcare Practitioners (TCHP) certification framework assessed by the Quality Council of India, Aniruddha adheres to rigorous safety standards, hygienic practices, and ethical patient boundaries.
He focuses on gentle, conservative alignment of peripheral joints and minor musculoskeletal restrictions. Sai Upchar Kendra strictly prohibits attempting manual care on acute fractures, compound breaks, or bone infections—such cases are immediately referred to nearby orthopedic facilities for radiography and surgical management.
Verified Qualifications & Professional Certification
TCHP-QCI Certified Traditional Bone Setting Practitioner
Traditional Community Healthcare Practitioners Framework — Voluntary Evaluation by Quality Council of India (QCI)
Demonstrated competencies in traditional musculoskeletal assessment, safe joint articulation, hygiene protocols, and ethical community practice.
Clinical Responsibilities at Sai Upchar Kendra
Traditional Joint Evaluation: Checking peripheral joint mobility (shoulders, knees, ankles, wrists) and identifying soft tissue restrictions.
Manual Bone & Joint Setting: Applying traditional hands-on realignment techniques to help restore normal joint gliding without surgical intervention.
Supportive Bandaging & Rest Advice: Applying traditional cotton wraps and guiding patients on necessary rest and immobilization during the acute recovery phase.
Safety Protocol Compliance: Strictly evaluating for red flags (bone fractures, torn ligaments, acute trauma) and transferring patients to orthopedic centers when required.
