Rehabilitation Therapy

Occupational, physical, and speech therapy are the three basic categories of rehabilitation therapy. Each type of rehabilitation has its own purpose in aiding a person's complete recovery, but they all have the same end objective of assisting the patient in returning to a healthy and active lifestyle.

Rehabilitation treatment can help with different types of injuries and diseases. Orthopedic and musculoskeletal disorders such as sprains/strains/tears or post-surgical rehabilitation, neurological traumas such as stroke, brain injury, spinal cord injury, or multi-trauma injuries related to accidents are among the most common conditions managed. In addition to treating more common problems, they also treat genetic disorders, neurodegenerative disorders, and other specialty conditions.  They handle people of all ages, from babies to the elderly.

The purpose of rehabilitative therapy differs from one person to a different. All patient's rehabilitation goals are discussed with the doctor, and a plan is devised. This can involve several types of therapy, such as physical, occupational, speech, music, or recreational therapy, as well as various treatment approaches, such as exercise therapy, manual therapy, neurological re-education, or pain relief modalities, to mention a few.