Treatments

Rehabilitation is targeted towards patients whose daily life and functioning has been affected. Causes may include: Trauma – Injuries, Fractures, Wounds, Burns Lost function following medical conditions or surgery Stroke – A loss of blood supply to the brain commonly because of a block in a blood vessel. Infections that have resulted in organ impairment Side effects from treatments Birth Defects and Genetic Disorders like Cleft Lip / Palate , Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, Muscular Dystrophies Chronic Pain – Back, Neck, Knee

As an example, a patient who suffered a heart attack can undergo cardiac rehabilitation to return to an active lifestyle. A patient that had spine surgery and has difficulty walking can undergo orthopaedic rehabilitation to improve walking.

Neurologic Rehabilitation

Includes Stroke Rehabilitation, Spinal Cord Injury, Traumatic Brain Injury. The treatments offered to the patients during rehabilitation are as follows:

• Physical Therapy
• Occupational Therapy
• Speech and Swallow Therapy
• Robotics Technology
• Cognitive and Behaviour Therapy
• Bladder and Bowel Training

TBI survivors are monitored closely by trained therapists to prepare a comprehensive rehabilitation plan that best suits their needs. Their road to recovery is dutifully monitored through a variety of exercise programs and therapies designed to help regain their normal coordination and independence.

Orthopedic rehabilitation Includes management of pain, constant medication, limb exercises, balance training, and physiotherapy, to help re-integrate patients into their normal independent lives.

Pediatric Rehabilitation Includes physiotherapy, speech and swallowing therapy, occupational therapy, and cognitive behavioural therapy, all of which are aimed at improving cognitive skills, speech abilities, balance and coordination of the children. Every child is provided with a personalised treatment plan and diet chart to help them develop in the best possible way. Toddlers who suffer from muscular dystrophies are provided regular medication and nutrition along with rehabilitation facilities like physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech and swallow therapy, postural correction, core stabilisation and balancing exercises, and sensory processing, so that they regain their musculoskeletal independence.

Geriatric Rehabilitation Involves pain control, physiotherapies, relaxation training, counselling, nutritional formatting, yoga, and medication,traction, balance training exercises, joint mobilisation, correction of body mechanics, soft tissue mobilisation, aquatic physical therapy.