Being in a home atmosphere also helps in reducing anxiety and improves overall comfort during therapy sessions. This can be especially important for patients who may experience stress or discomfort in clinical settings, as the home environment promotes a sense of security and relaxation. In addition, home-based physiotherapy encourages family involvement. Caretakers and family members can actively participate in the rehabilitation process, offering support and assistance with exercises. This involvement improves the patient’s motivation and adherence to the treatment plan, leading to more successful rehabilitation. The home-based approach also mitigates the risk of infection exposure, particularly relevant during pandemics or for patients with compromised immune systems. By receiving care at home, patients can minimize their contact with healthcare facilities, reducing the likelihood of infectious disease transmission.