Neuro Rehabilitation
Neurological rehabilitation physical therapy works to stimulate the nervous system through therapeutic activities and exercises, helping you to learn new ways to move. Treatment plans are unique to your condition or injury, focusing on improving cardiovascular function, strength, movement, balance, and overall coordination. Physiotherapists help you optimize functionality in your current condition, as well as advice on ways to modify work and home spaces for safe, efficient, and independent living.
- Base Assessment & Risk Profiling
- Goal Setting
- Multidisciplinary Coordination
- Risk Factor Management
HOW IT WORKS?
- At Physioflex Physiotherapy Rehabilitation is designed to support individuals recovering from neurological conditions, including strokes, spinal cord injuries, and more.
- Our specialized programs focus on restoring function, mobility, and independence through targeted exercises.
HOW IT WORKS?
- Our experienced team of therapists works closely with patients to develop personalized rehabilitation plans aimed at improving strength, balance, coordination, and overall quality of life.
- Whether you’re navigating the challenges of stroke recovery or managing the symptoms of a neurological condition, we’re here to provide compassionate care and support every step of the way.
Stroke management
In India, stroke is one of the major causes of disability, and addressing its complex and extensive needs requires a comprehensive and multidisciplinary approach. We have developed a personalized stroke rehabilitation care plan that is designed to meet your specific needs and help you achieve optimal recovery.
Through the combination and coordination of multidisciplinary expertise and advanced rehabilitation equipment, we can help you reduce paralysis attack recovery time and return to normal life after Stroke. Our rehabilitation plans are personalized and mutually agreed with the patient and their family.
Spinal Cord Injuries
Our experienced therapists are trained to develop customized rehabilitation programs tailored to the unique needs of individuals with spinal cord injuries. Through targeted exercises, functional training, and assistive devices, we aim to improve mobility, strength, and independence.
What are the Types of Spinal Cord Injuries?
Complete Spinal Cord Injuries
This type of injury is the most serious and occurs when the spinal cord is injured. This injury eliminates the brain’s ability to send signals below the injury site. An injury at the level of the lumbar spinal cord can lead to paralysis below the waist while preserving the motor functions in the upper body and arms. Complete injury at the level of the cervical spine can lead to a loss of motor function in the lower and upper body.
Incomplete Spinal Cord Injuries
An incomplete spinal injury can occur due to compression or damage to the spinal cord that reduces the brain’s ability to send signals below the injury site. Because of incomplete injuries, the symptoms may vary from person to person. Some sensory and motor functions may be compromised slightly in some patients or nearly eliminated in others.