Neurorehabilitation and Stroke Rehabilitation

Stroke or other neurological disorders can affect muscle strength, balance, coordination, walking, upper limb function, cognitive abilities, and daily activities

We start from the patient's functional needs and life goals, and through personalized rehabilitation training, we help improve their activity performance and participation in daily life

• Decreased mobility after stroke

• Muscle weakness or weakness on one side of the body

• Balance and walking difficulties

• Decreased upper limb mobility and hand function

• Difficulty in motor coordination and control

• Difficulty turning, moving, or going up and down stairs

• Muscle strength and motor control training

• Balance and coordination training

• Walking and gait training

• Transfer and daily function training

• Upper limb and hand function training

• Home activities and caregiver guidance

Rehabilitation progress varies from person to person. We work with patients and caregivers to set realistic goals and adjust the training content according to the progress