Department of Neuro Rehabilitation

Neurorehabilitation for stroke focuses on restoring motor function, speech, and cognitive abilities through targeted physiotherapy, occupational therapy, and speech-language interventions. The program is designed to retrain the brain and improve coordination.

Traumatic Brain Injury(TBI)

Rehabilitation for TBI involves personalised therapies addressing cognitive, physical, and emotional impairments. Techniques include neuropsychological support, physical reconditioning, and cognitive training to rebuild lost skills.

Multiple Sclerosis (MS)

For MS patients, neurorehabilitation targets fatigue management, spasticity control, and mobility enhancement. A multidisciplinary approach includes physiotherapy, balance training, and cognitive strategies to manage symptoms and maintain independence.

Parkinson's Disease

Rehab for Parkinson’s includes gait training, posture correction, and speech therapy to address motor and communication challenges. The program enhances movement fluidity, reduces fall risk, and supports functional independence.

Ataxia

For ataxia, the focus is on improving coordination, balance, and muscle control. Through balance training, functional exercises, and adaptive techniques, therapy helps reduce fall risk and increase mobility.

Cerebral Palsy

Interventions for cerebral palsy focus on muscle tone regulation, mobility improvement, and fine motor skill development. Early and consistent rehab significantly enhances long-term outcomes and patient confidence.

Neuropathy

Rehabilitation for neuropathy addresses pain management, strength loss, and sensory impairments through therapeutic exercises, gait training, and nerve stimulation. The goal is to restore limb function, prevent injury, and improve sensory feedback.