Neurological Rehabilitation
Dedicated 40–50 minute neurological rehabilitation for Stroke & TIA, Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), Spinal Cord Injury, Parkinson's Disease, and Multiple Sclerosis (MS).
About Neurological Rehabilitation
Neurological Rehabilitation focuses on restoring movement, balance, walking ability, and functional independence for patients recovering from disorders or injuries of the brain, spinal cord, and nervous system.
Serving the healthcare sector since 2015 • Care and rehabilitation plans are tailored around the patient's individual needs and goals by qualified clinicians.
Common Conditions We Treat
Typical Session Time: 40–50 minutes
What Rehabilitation May Involve
Your clinician will evaluate your condition and recommend evidence-based methods suited to your functional goals:
Neuroplastic Task-Oriented Training
Repetitive, purposeful motor retraining for sit-to-stand transitions, reaching, grasping, and daily movements.
Gait, Balance & Postural Control
Supervised walking re-education, weight-shifting drills, and fall-prevention equilibrium training.
Muscle Tone & Spasticity Management
Guided stretching, positioning, orthotic support, and functional strengthening to ease stiffness.
Caregiver & Family Education
Hands-on guidance for family members on safe transfers, home setup, and daily exercise carryover.
What to Expect During Your Visits
Comprehensive Neurological Evaluation
Assessment of muscle tone, reflexes, coordination, balance, transfers, and functional goals.
Extended 40–50 Minute Therapy Sessions
Dedicated one-on-one clinical time allowing unhurried, high-repetition motor practice with rest intervals.
Milestone Tracking & Home Integration
Regular reviews of mobility progress and structured home routines to maximize independence.
Questions Regarding Neurological Rehabilitation
Why are Neurological Rehabilitation sessions 40–50 minutes long?
Neurological recovery requires unhurried, repetitive task practice with appropriate rest intervals, which is why Curie schedules 40 to 50 minutes per session.
Can family members attend the therapy sessions?
Yes, we actively encourage family involvement so caregivers learn safe transfer techniques and supportive home exercises.
Information on this website is for general educational purposes and does not replace professional clinical assessment or advice. Individual rehabilitation plans are formulated after clinical evaluation.
Consult Regarding Neurological Rehabilitation
In-person visits at Baikunthanagar 2nd Lane, Berhampur and secure Online Tele-Rehabilitation consultations available.