Stroke Rehabilitation
Restores movement, speech, and daily function through neuroplasticity-driven physiotherapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy.
Why Stroke Rehabilitation is Done
- To restore lost motor function and movement abilities
- To improve speech and communication skills
- To enhance cognitive function and memory
- To regain independence in daily activities
- To prevent complications like muscle contractures
How Stroke Rehabilitation is Done
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Assessment: Comprehensive evaluation of deficits and functional abilities
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Physiotherapy: Targeted exercises to improve strength, balance, and mobility
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Occupational Therapy: Training for daily activities like dressing, eating, bathing, grooming, and household tasks
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Speech Therapy: Language and swallowing rehabilitation
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Technology: Use of robotics, virtual reality, and assistive devices