Stroke Rehabilitation

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Stroke Rehabilitation focuses on helping patients regain mobility, strength, speech, and independence after a stroke. 

• Hemiplegia or Hemiparesis (paralysis/weakness on one side)
• Muscle stiffness (spasticity) or flaccidity (looseness)
• Difficulty walking or standing
• Inability to move arms or legs purposefully
• Shoulder subluxation (misalignment) on affected side
   

• Loss of postural control
• Increased risk of falls
• Poor hand-eye coordination
• Difficulty with transfers (bed to chair, etc.)
   

• Aphasia – trouble speaking or understanding language
• Dysarthria – slurred or weak speech
• Apraxia of speech – difficulty planning speech movements
• Dysphagia – trouble swallowing (risk of choking)
   

• Memory loss or confusion
• Poor attention, problem-solving, or judgment
• Emotional instability, depression, anxiety
• Lack of motivation or drive (apathy)

• Robotic-assisted rehabilitation for upper & lower limb recovery
• Aquatic therapy for supported, pain-free movement
• Gait training & balance retraining
• Speech & language therapy
• Occupational therapy for daily living skills
• Functional electrical stimulation (FES)
• Cognitive retraining 

• Restore mobility and function in daily activities
• Improve speech and communication
• Boost confidence and independence
• Prevent complications like contractures or pressure sores
• Support mental and emotional healing