Speed is crucial after a stroke, and early intervention is key to preventing long-term damage. At our centre, we offer immediate, expert care for patients recovering from stroke, helping restore function and mobility. Our team of neurologists, physiotherapists, speech therapists, and occupational therapists work together to develop a personalised rehabilitation plan, ensuring the best possible outcomes.

Hypoxic brain injury, caused by a lack of oxygen to the brain, can have a wide range of effects, from memory loss to physical impairments. We provide expert care that includes neuropsychological support, physiotherapy, and occupational therapy, as part of a rehabilitation programme focused on improving cognitive and motor functions, and helping patients regain their independence.

Spinal cord injury often requires complex rehabilitation, and we’re fully equipped to manage both the physical and psychological aspects of recovery. Whether the SCI injury is from trauma or disease, our centre provides advanced rehabilitation techniques designed to restore movement and function. With the help of physiotherapy, hydrotherapy, and advanced technologies, we help patients regain independence and rebuild their lives.

Encephalitis can lead to severe complications such as fatigue, memory loss, and motor dysfunction. We offer comprehensive care plans involving neurologists, neuropsychologists, and rehabilitation therapists, while our specialised programme includes therapies to address both physical and cognitive challenges, with a focus on restoring function and improving quality of life.

Multiple Sclerosis can cause a variety of symptoms, including mobility issues, balance problems, and cognitive difficulties. Our MS rehabilitation programme is designed to help manage symptoms, maintain function, and slow disease progression. Through physiotherapy, occupational therapy, and neuropsychology, we aim to help patients maintain independence and quality of life.

Parkinson’s disease can lead to motor difficulties, tremors, and speech issues. Our Parkinson’s rehabilitation programme focuses on improving movement, helping to manage symptoms, and maintaining independence. With a personalised treatment plan that includes physiotherapy, speech therapy, and cognitive support, our aim is to enhance the quality of life for patients at all stages of the disease.

GBS can cause sudden weakness or paralysis, requiring specialised care. Our rehabilitation programme focuses on helping patients regain muscle strength, coordination, and independence. We provide physiotherapy, respiratory therapy, and occupational therapy, supporting patients at every stage of recovery.

Cerebral Palsy affects movement, posture, and coordination. Our rehabilitation programme for Cerebral Palsy patients is designed to improve motor function, enhance mobility, and support patients’ independence. We offer a combination of physiotherapy, speech therapy, and occupational therapy, as well as the latest assistive technologies, to help every patient achieve their individual goals.

Patients recovering from brain tumour surgery or treatment often face significant physical and cognitive challenges. Our rehabilitation programme is tailored to the specific needs of brain tumour patients, offering neurological physiotherapy, speech therapy, and occupational therapy. We work to help patients regain strength and independence, with emotional support to help them adjust to any changes.

Vascular dementia is a progressive condition can affect memory, cognition, and daily functioning. Our rehabilitation programme is designed to help patients manage symptoms and maintain their independence. We offer cognitive rehabilitation, physiotherapy, and neuropsychological support to improve function and quality of life, while also providing guidance to family members on managing care.

Peripheral neuropathies cause pain, numbness, and muscle weakness, significantly impacting daily life. Our rehabilitation programme offers pain management, physiotherapy, and nerve stimulation to reduce symptoms and improve mobility, with the goal of helping patients manage their condition and regain control of their daily activities.

Chronic pain often requires an interdisciplinary approach to treatment. Our Functional Restoration Programme establishes and addresses the root causes of pain with a personalised plan involving physiotherapy, occupational therapy, and psychological support. Our goal is to improve patient function and reduce pain levels, helping patients return to a more active and fulfilling life.

Transverse Myelitis can cause inflammation of the spinal cord, leading to pain, weakness, and sensory issues. Our rehabilitation programme helps patients manage these symptoms with a focus on restoring mobility and function where possible. We provide physiotherapy, occupational therapy, and neuropsychological support, helping patients to improve their quality of life.

Vestibular schwannomas (also known as acoustic neuromas) can lead to balance issues, hearing loss, and facial weakness. Our rehabilitation programme focuses on managing these symptoms through physiotherapy, vestibular therapy, and neuropsychological support. We work closely with patients to help them adapt to changes and regain their balance and confidence.