Rehabilitation medicine focuses on helping individuals regain strength, mobility, and independence after illness, injury, or surgery. It is designed to improve quality of life for those with temporary or permanent disabilities through personalized care plans and specialized therapies.

Services include rehabilitation management for:

• Stroke: Restoring physical and cognitive abilities after a stroke.
• Multiple Sclerosis: Managing symptoms and improving functionality in patients with MS.
• Neuromuscular Diseases: Addressing conditions affecting muscle strength and control.
• Guillain-Barré Syndrome: Assisting recovery from nerve damage caused by this rare disorder.
• Polyneuropathy: Providing support for nerve damage that causes weakness or numbness.
• Traumatic Brain Injury: Promoting recovery and adaptation following head trauma.
• Spinal Cord Injury: Enhancing mobility and independence for patients with spinal damage.
• Diabetic Foot: Preventing complications and improving mobility in patients with foot conditions.
• Amputation of Lower/Upper Limbs: Supporting recovery and prosthetic adaptation.
• Cerebral Palsy: Helping manage motor impairments and improve daily functioning.
• Spina Bifida: Providing care for physical and neurological challenges.
• Scoliosis: Managing spinal curvature to improve posture and mobility.
• Medical or Surgical Disabilities: Assisting recovery from conditions resulting in temporary or permanent disabilities.

Rehabilitation medicine aims to help individuals achieve their fullest potential, promoting independence and improving overall well-being.