Stroke Rehabilitation

Overview: Recovery after a stroke can be challenging, but our specialized rehabilitation programs are designed to help restore function and improve independence.

Treatments

• Early Mobilization and Task-Specific Training: Engaging patients in early mobilization and repetitive task-specific training improves motor function and reduces disability. This includes activities such as walking, balancing, and practicing daily tasks that mimic real-life activities​ (BMJ)​​ (Cambridge)​.
  
  
• Robotic-Assisted Therapy: Utilizing robotic devices to assist with repetitive movement training. These devices help provide consistent, controlled, and intensive practice of motor tasks, which is essential for motor recovery​ (BioMed Central)​.
  
  
• Constraint-Induced Movement Therapy (CIMT): A technique where the unaffected limb is restrained, forcing the use of the affected limb. This promotes neural plasticity and improves the function of the impaired limb​ (Cambridge)​.