Neurological Rehabilitation

Neurological Rehabilitation is a specialized area of physical therapy that helps individuals recover movement, function, and independence after neurological conditions such as stroke, brain injury, or neurological disorders.

15+

Year Experience

Neurological Rehab is a specialist area of Physical therapy. Neuro physical therapy focuses on assessing and treating people with movement disorders that have resulted from injury or disease to the brain, spinal cord, or extremities of the body.
In today’s Era, Physical therapists need to embrace the responsibility of using evidence based or at least scientifically accepted method of intervention which we practice at Advance Physical Therapy clinics. Movement is purposeful and is affected by external and internal factors. Therefore, our physical therapy interventions are directed towards restoring the movement after considering various internal and external factors to improve the potential of individuals and communities.
At Advance Physical Therapy, Neurological rehabilitation is initiated with thorough Neurological assessment involving motor, sensory, cognitive, balance and also the functional assessment. A well-tailored individualized treatment plan will be developed by our team of therapists that will address your needs.

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Neurological conditions

Patients Treated at our Clinic with varied Neurological conditions are:

Parkinson
Stroke
Multiple sclerosis
Guillain Barre Syndrome
Brain Injury
Cerebral Palsy
Can Help You

How Advance therapy can help you in Your Journey?

Rolling over in bed
Sit to stand activities
Standing to prepare a meal

Going to the toilet

Walking to the local coffee shop
Going for a walk on the beach
Any other goal that you would like to achieve. It’s all about you.
Advance Therapy Help

Why to choose Advance Therapy?

Our therapy team have the tools, equipment, skillset and expertise to provide strong clinical recommendations and deliver the rehabilitation that is needed to help you achieve your goals. We will deliver to you a complete neuro rehabilitation service such as:

Task-oriented Training,

in which you do actions found in everyday life, such rising from a chair
01
Strength Training
with bands, weights, or your own body weight
02
Constraint-induced Movement Therapy,
in which using your weak arm forces you to use your strong arm
03
Gait Training
04
Functional Electrical Stimulation
05
Intervention To Improve
functional status, posture control and balance.
06
Guidance For
home exercises program
07
Neuro Rehabilitation Service

How I can Receive Neuro Rehabilitation Services?

Schedule an appointment with Advance Physical Therapy to get detailed assessment and treatment plan according to your condition. Come and Experience with our physical therapist on how we can improve your current mobility status and your quality of living.

Your Healing Journey

Step 1

Assessment

We evaluate your condition and goals.
Step 2

Treatment Plan

A personalized plan is created for you.
Step 3

Aquatic Sessions

Guided therapy sessions in our warm pool.
Step 4

Progress Tracking

We monitor your progress and adjust as needed.
Step 5

Recovery

Move better, feel stronger and live pain-free.

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