Motor Neuron Disease (MND) Rehabilitation
Supports patients with ALS or similar disorders through palliative therapy, mobility aids, and respiratory care.
Why Motor Neuron Disease Rehabilitation is Done
- To maintain function and independence as long as possible
- To manage respiratory function and breathing
- To provide palliative care and comfort
- To support communication and swallowing
- To enhance quality of life
How Motor Neuron Disease Rehabilitation is Done
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Assessment: Regular evaluation of function and needs
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Respiratory Support: Breathing exercises and ventilation assistance
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Mobility Aids: Wheelchairs, walkers, and adaptive equipment
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Communication: Speech therapy and assistive devices
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Palliative Care: Comfort measures and symptom management