Pre and post-surgery rehabilitation is often referred to as “pre” or “post-surgery” rehabilitation. Here are some of the key benefits of pre/post-surgery rehabilitation:Physical therapy can help you regain as much strength and endurance as possible, increase flexibility, and improve your range of motion before and after surgery.

By addressing every aspect of a person’s functional independence and quality of life, neurorehabilitation provides a spectrum of therapies, including medication, physiotherapy, psychological therapy, occupational therapies on mobility skills and communication processes, as well as other aspects of the patient’s day-to-day life.

Geriatric conditions usually include musculoskeletal problems, mental illness, incontinence, impaired senses, balance problems, chronic pain, and sleep deprivation. Physiotherapy treatments have been successful in resolving or managing each of these ailments.Our physiotherapists can help the elderly to utilize more of the body’s systems to improve mobility and independence.

The best way to start training properly is to work with an exercise specialist or a physiotherapist. Our physiotherapist will assess, diagnose, and create a suitable strengthening exercise plan. They will establish objectives and create an exercise program to achieve those objectives. Our strengthening program includes a single exercise, but the frequency and intensity of each exercise will vary.

The scope has now expanded to cover all women’s health issues: incontinence; pelvic/vaginal pain; musculo-skeletal pain during pregnancy and postpartum; osteoporosis; breast surgery rehabilitation; lymphedema; education prevention; wellness and exercise. Women of all ages benefit from physical therapy.

Clinical Physiotherapy focuses on strengthening the core or the deep abdominal muscles to provide stability and support for the torso, spine and pelvis. This includes maintaining good overall posture, maintaining flexibility, strength and balance, breathing and function, and educating the patient on how these impact their body and movement so they can prevent injuries in the future.

Physical therapists work closely with patients, other healthcare providers, and family members to ensure a safe and rapid return to maximal function. Our Physical therapists use many techniques to help decrease pain and stiffness and improve strength, movement, and mobility. Manual techniques are often used to help improve mobility and decrease stiffness.