Romain Rajkumar , Physiotherapist in Paris, 3rd arrondissement
Physiotherapist, French State Diploma Cabinet Beaubourg, Paris 3rd RPPS 10112010573
Rehabilitation for the knee and ACL, sport, back and shoulder, at Cabinet Beaubourg, rue Rambuteau.
Key facts
- Qualification
- French State Diploma in physiotherapy, IFMK Fondation EFOM, Paris
- RPPS
- 10112010573
- Coverage
- Contracted with French national health insurance, direct billing, Carte Vitale
- Languages
- French, English
Care
Musculoskeletal rehabilitation after injury or surgery, or for pain, and sports physiotherapy.
Where does it hurt?
Choose an area of the body to find the care page that covers it and book an appointment.
For guidance only, not a substitute for medical advice.
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Neck pain or stiffness, after an awkward movement or long hours sitting. The assessment looks at how the neck moves and guides the exercises.
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Shoulder pain or reduced movement, after an injury, surgery or with no obvious cause. Rehabilitation works on range of movement, then strength.
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Elbow pain linked to a repeated movement, in sport or at work, or rehabilitation after a fracture or surgery.
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For common low back pain, physiotherapy combines exercises and advice on staying active, as recommended by the French National Authority for Health (HAS).
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Hip pain or stiffness, or recovery after a hip replacement. Work focuses on mobility, strength and walking.
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Sprain, anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury with or without surgery, pain around the kneecap. Rehabilitation follows the stages set at the assessment.
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Ankle sprain, heel or arch pain. Rehabilitation includes balance and stability work.
Knee and ACL
His final-year thesis looked at strengthening the hip and knee muscles in patellofemoral pain syndrome.
- Functional knee assessment
- Knee rehabilitation
- Post-operative anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) rehabilitation
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Sports physiotherapy
Read the page : Sports physiotherapy -
Back and neck
Neck (cervical spine) rehabilitation, Back rehabilitation, Lower back (lumbar spine) rehabilitation Read the page : Back and neck -
Shoulder and upper limb
Shoulder rehabilitation, Elbow rehabilitation, Upper limb rehabilitation Read the page : Shoulder and upper limb -
Hip, ankle, foot
Hip rehabilitation, Ankle rehabilitation, Foot rehabilitation, Lower limb rehabilitation Read the page : Hip, ankle, foot
Background
Romain Rajkumar qualified as a physiotherapist (French State Diploma) in 2026 and practises in Paris. He sees patients in French and English.
Training
- French State Diploma in physiotherapy (2026)
What are the optimal muscle-strengthening methods for the hip and knee muscles in the care of patients with patellofemoral pain syndrome?
Translated from the original French title.
The practice
Cabinet Beaubourg is a bright practice on the 5th floor, with a lift, on rue Rambuteau.
The treatment room
For the assessment and one-to-one care.
The exercise area
A large area equipped for strength, endurance and mobility work.
In the exercise area
- Wall bars
- Suspension slings
- Exercise bike
- Rowing machine
- Exercise balls
First appointment
What happens at your first appointment, and what to bring.
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The assessment
The first session starts with a physiotherapy assessment. We go over your symptoms, your medical history, how you move and what you expect from rehabilitation.
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The treatment plan
Goals are set together with you. Depending on your needs, the plan combines strengthening, endurance and mobility work.
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Follow-up
Each session comes with explanations, advice and exercises to do at the practice and at home. The plan is adjusted as sessions go on.
What to bring
- Your prescription
- Your Carte Vitale (French health insurance card)
- Your top-up insurance (mutuelle) certificate
- Recent scans and reports (X-rays, MRI, medical reports)
- Comfortable clothes and trainers
Fees
Fees charged at the practice.
- Physiotherapy session
- €38 to €42
- Assessment (added to the first session)
- €20 to €23
The exact fee depends on the treatment provided.
Coverage
- Contracted with French national health insurance
- Direct billing to the Sécurité sociale
- Carte Vitale accepted
Payment methods
- Cheque
- Cash
- Bank card
- Bank transfer
Getting here
In the 3rd arrondissement, between Beaubourg and Châtelet-Les Halles.
50 rue Rambuteau,
75003 Paris
Cabinet Beaubourg, 5th floor, lift available
Public transport
- Metro 11 Rambuteau
- RER A B D Châtelet-Les Halles
- RER B C Saint-Michel Notre-Dame
- Public car park at 44 rue Rambuteau
Opening hours
| Monday | 9am to 7pm |
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| Tuesday | 8.30am to 7pm |
| Wednesday | 9am to 7pm |
| Thursday | 9am to 7pm |
| Friday | 9am to 5pm |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
Frequently asked questions
How do I book an appointment?
Online on Doctolib, at any time. For any practical question, the practice can be reached on 01 48 04 32 84.
How much does a session cost?
A session costs €38 to €42. At the first session, the assessment is added, for €20 to €23.
Are sessions covered by health insurance?
The practice is contracted with French national health insurance and bills the Sécurité sociale directly. The Carte Vitale is accepted.
Which payment methods are accepted?
Cheque, cash, bank card and bank transfer.
What happens at the first session?
It starts with a physiotherapy assessment. The goals of your rehabilitation are then set together with you.
What should I bring?
Your prescription, your Carte Vitale, your top-up insurance (mutuelle) certificate and any recent scans or reports (X-rays, MRI, medical reports). Wear comfortable clothes and trainers.
Is there a lift?
Yes. The practice is on the 5th floor and there is a lift.
Can sessions take place in English?
Yes, consultations take place in French or English.
How do I get to the practice?
Metro Rambuteau (line 11), RER Châtelet-Les Halles (lines A, B and D) or Saint-Michel Notre-Dame (lines B and C). There is a public car park at 44 rue Rambuteau.