Neurological Rehabilitation

Conditions Treated in Neurological Rehabilitation:
Parkinson’s Disease

Treatment focuses on improving balance, coordination, and gait. Exercises aim to strengthen muscles, reduce stiffness, and enhance overall mobility.
Stroke

Stroke rehabilitation helps individuals recover movement and function after a stroke. Treatment includes improving muscle strength, balance, coordination, and fine motor skills.
Multiple Sclerosis (MS)

MS rehabilitation aims to address muscle weakness, spasticity, fatigue, and coordination problems, improving mobility and daily functioning.
Cerebral Palsy

Rehabilitation for cerebral palsy focuses on improving muscle strength, posture, motor skills, and mobility.
Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)

TBI rehabilitation helps to restore balance, strength, and coordination, and assists in adapting to any lasting disabilities.
Spinal Cord Injury

Treatment for spinal cord injuries helps individuals regain as much mobility as possible, focusing on strengthening muscles and improving functional abilities.
Peripheral Nerve Disorders

Nerve damage rehabilitation focuses on restoring the function of damaged nerves, reducing pain, and improving movement.

Benefits of Neurological Rehabilitation:
Improved mobility and functionality.
Enhanced quality of life.
Reduced pain and muscle stiffness.
Better independence in daily activities.
Prevention of further complications such as joint deformities or pressure sores.