REHABILITATION
STROKE
At Wohlphysio International Rehabilitation Center, our Stroke Rehabilitation program is dedicated to assisting stroke survivors in reacquiring skills that may have been lost due to a stroke. We employ a comprehensive, goal-driven treatment approach that encompasses various disciplines, including Ayurveda, physiotherapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy. Our interdisciplinary team collaborates closely to instruct stroke patients in alternative methods of performing daily tasks, thereby facilitating their regaining of independence and enhancing their overall quality of life.
The rehabilitation process commences at our center as soon as feasible following a stroke. For those individuals who require ongoing medical care beyond their stay, we offer an inpatient stroke rehabilitation program, where they can receive personalized therapy sessions on a daily basis. Key focus areas at our stroke rehabilitation center encompass mobility enhancement, range-of-motion therapy, and motor skills exercises. Additionally, we emphasize the recovery of lost capabilities in language and communication, including speaking, listening, writing, memory, and problem-solving skills.
Commencing stroke rehabilitation at the earliest opportunity significantly enhances the chances of regaining lost abilities and skills for stroke patients. At Wohlphysio International Rehabilitation Center, we work closely with the medical team who has provided care to comprehensively address their recovery needs.
In our stroke rehabilitation program, individuals receive a dedicated and intensive therapy regimen. We tailor these rehabilitation efforts to the specific circumstances, considering its severity and any associated complications. Our aim is to craft a personalized rehabilitation plan that prioritizes the areas essential for maximizing their independence. Our expert therapists are specially trained to assist individuals.a
Effective Communication: Improve both spoken and written communication skills.
Language Proficiency: Find the right words and enhance verbal articulation.
Enhance Daily Living Skills: Discover innovative approaches to cooking, eating, bathing, grooming, and dressing.
Balance and Coordination: Regain balance and coordination for improved mobility.
Muscle Strengthening: Participate in muscle-strengthening exercises to enhance walking ability.
Motor Skills Recovery: Work on regaining motor skills for daily activities.
Swallowing Rehabilitation: Relearn the ability to swallow safely and effectively.
Memory Enhancement: Learn and retain new information more effectively.
Attention and Focus: Enhance the capacity to follow directions and maintain focus.
Cognitive and Physical Enhancement: Improve cognitive thinking and movement skills for recreational pursuits.
Stroke Prevention: Develop strategies to manage health issues and reduce the risk of future strokes.
Our stroke rehabilitation team is composed of a diverse group of highly trained professionals who work collaboratively to provide comprehensive care and support to stroke patients. The team typically includes:
Duty Doctor: A medical doctor who specializes in physical medicine and rehabilitation, responsible for overseeing the overall rehabilitation plan.
Physical Therapist: Helps patients regain physical mobility, strength, and balance through exercise and therapy.
Occupational Therapist: Focuses on improving daily living skills and helping patients regain independence in activities of daily life.
Speech-Language Therapist: Assists with speech and language difficulties, including speech articulation, comprehension, and swallowing issues.
Neuropsychologist: Evaluates and treats cognitive and emotional issues that may arise after a stroke, such as memory problems and depression.
Nurse: Provides medical care, administers medications, and monitors the patient's overall health and progress.
Case Manager: Offers support and assistance with social and emotional aspects of recovery, as well as helping patients and families navigate the healthcare system and access resources.
Dietitian: Develops specialized dietary plans for patients with specific nutritional needs or swallowing difficulties.
Caregivers and Family: Family members often play a crucial role in the rehabilitation process and are considered integral members of the team
This interdisciplinary team collaborates closely to create individualized rehabilitation plans tailored to each patient's specific needs and goals, ensuring the best possible outcomes in stroke recovery.
The duration and success of stroke rehabilitation vary widely, influenced by factors such as the stroke's severity, the individual's age, overall health, motivation, and support system, as well as the type and intensity of the rehabilitation program. Typically commencing in the acute phase, stroke rehabilitation can extend over several months or years, with some individuals achieving rapid progress, while others require ongoing therapy and support to meet their specific recovery goals. Continuous assessment and adjustment of the rehabilitation plan by the interdisciplinary team aim to optimize outcomes for each patient.
