Physiotherapy plays a central and essential role in the rehabilitation of a rotator cuff injury—whether it is tendinitis, partial tear, or recovery after surgical repair. The main goals are to reduce pain, restore shoulder function, improve strength, and prevent re-injury. Below is a clear, structured explanation of the physiotherapist's role: 1. Pain & Inflammation Control 2. Restoring Shoulder Mobility 3. Improving Rotator Cuff Strength 4. Scapular Stabilization Training 5. Postural Correction 6. Functional & Sport-Specific Retraining 7. Preventing Recurrence 8. Post-Surgical Rotator Cuff Repair Rehab