Rehabilitation in Indore

In the purview of neuro rehab, specialised care is provided for individuals encountering physical and/or cognitive impairments stemming from conditions such as brain or spinal cord injury, stroke, cerebral palsy, Parkinson’s disease, and other progressive or non-progressive neurological disorders. This range of care also encompasses musculoskeletal conditions.

1. Stroke Rehabilitation Service: Our stroke rehabilitation service addresses individuals impacted by ischemic or hemorrhagic strokes, posing challenges in mobility, self-care, balance, coordination, speech and language, swallowing, cognitive functions, sensory/perceptual skills, and neurogenic bowel and bladder issues.
2. Neuro-Cognitive Service: Addressing acquired brain injuries, tumours, aneurysms, and anoxic brain damage, our neuro-cognitive service concentrates on primary issues related to cognition, behaviour, speech, and swallowing.
3. Neurophysical Service: Catering to conditions like Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, acquired and anoxic brain injuries, motor neuron disease, Guillain-Barre Syndrome, peripheral neuropathy, and stroke, our neurophysical service emphasises rehabilitation for diverse neurological issues.
4. Spinal Cord Rehabilitation Service: Tailored for traumatic and non-traumatic spinal cord injuries, spinal tumours, transverse myelitis, and related conditions resulting in paralysis, bladder/bowel dysfunction, and sexual disability.
5. Pediatric Neuro-Rehabilitation Services: Dedicated to mitigating the physiological and psychological effects of conditions such as cerebral palsy, developmental and learning disabilities, hypoxic encephalopathy, autism, muscle diseases, genetic disorders, and spina bifida in children. Our goal is to enhance our patients’ overall mobility and the ability to perform daily activities.
6. Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation: Our musculoskeletal rehabilitation service focuses on post-joint replacement recovery, post-complex trauma recovery, lower back pain, post-spine surgery recovery, and chronic pain syndromes.

Discover an array of technological interventions transforming rehabilitation:

1. Amadeo: This robotic computer-assisted rehabilitation device concentrates on hand rehabilitation, enhancing voluntary control, strength, and reducing spasticity. Task-specific training is facilitated through patient engagement in therapeutic games linked to the machine.
2. Pablo: A sensor-based computer-assisted rehabilitation device that targets the wrist, elbow, and hand. Motion sensors elevate upper limb movement for daily activities. Integrated into sports rehabilitation, it refines actions such as bowling in cricket players using hand sensors on tablet devices.
3. Diego: Specialising in shoulder and arm rehabilitation, this computer-assisted robotic device deploys intelligent gravity compensation and virtual reality to relieve limb weight and improve voluntary control.
4. Myro: A sensor-based computer-assisted device enhances cognitive function and hand-eye coordination, targeting aspects like attention, memory, orientation, abstract thinking, judgement, calculations, and sense of direction.
5. Tymo: Equipped with a wireless Bluetooth-connected force plate, this sensor-based computer-assisted device enhances dynamic balance while sitting, standing, and transitioning between the two. Gameplay adjusts based on force plate position.
6. Lexo: Robot-assisted gait rehabilitation device for the patients with limited ability to walk due to neurological damage as well as orthopaedic concerns. The repetitive movements of the lower limbs generate intrinsic and extrinsic stimuli which favour neuronal plasticity development and help to recover lost movements.
7. Omego: This is a robotic-assisted end-effector device for the lower extremities. Using Omego, patients can be trained in an active, passive or assistive way on gait relevant aspects, such as walking ability, balance, walking distance or walking speed.

Our neuro rehab services specialise in addressing the diverse needs of individuals with physical and/or cognitive impairments resulting from brain or spinal cord injuries, stroke, cerebral palsy, Parkinson’s disease, and other neurological conditions. This comprehensive approach also extends to musculoskeletal conditions.