Neurological rehabilitation
60-minute sessions focused on walking, balance and arm function, with goals reviewed monthly.
- Gait training on parallel bars and treadmill
- Upper limb retraining
- Transfers and stairs
- Guidance for carers
Specialties
Eight areas of rehabilitation, one coordinated plan
From babies to patients in their nineties, from knee replacements to stroke. In every area, the plan is prescribed by a physiatrist, delivered by therapists with specific training and reviewed regularly.
Orthopaedics and post-surgery
We follow your surgeon's protocol and adapt the pace to your progress, from the first day after discharge to your return to sport.
- Total hip and knee replacement
- ACL reconstruction
- Shoulder surgery
- Fractures and long periods in a cast
Cardio-respiratory rehabilitation
Exercise training with heart rate and oxygen saturation monitoring, coordinated with your cardiologist or lung specialist.
- COPD and asthma
- After a heart attack or heart surgery
- Airway clearance techniques
- Managing effort in daily life
Paediatric rehabilitation
Sessions full of play and purpose, in a gym designed for children and always with parents close by.
- Delayed motor development
- Cerebral palsy
- Congenital torticollis and plagiocephaly
- Scoliosis and postural problems
Hydrotherapy
Exercise in warm water, one-to-one or in groups of up to six, always with the physiotherapist in the water.
- After orthopaedic surgery
- Low back pain and osteoarthritis
- Fibromyalgia
- Neurological conditions
Spine and chronic pain
When pain has dragged on for months, the aim is to regain confidence in movement. We explain what's happening and build a safe progression.
- Back school in small groups
- Progressive therapeutic exercise
- Pain education
- Manual therapy
Vestibular rehabilitation
Assessment and treatment of dizziness of vestibular origin, including repositioning manoeuvres for positional vertigo.
- Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo
- Imbalance after vestibular neuritis
- Gaze stabilisation
- Fall prevention
Spasticity clinic
Assessment and treatment of spasticity after stroke, spinal cord injury or cerebral palsy, with botulinum toxin when indicated and always combined with physiotherapy.
- Assessment with validated scales
- Ultrasound-guided injection
- Orthosis prescription
- Coordinated physiotherapy plan
How it works
Your rehabilitation plan
- 1
Physiatry consultation
The physiatrist reviews your history and scans, assesses your function and explains what to expect. This consultation also provides the prescription most insurers ask for.
- 2
Goals in writing
Physiatrist and physiotherapist set concrete, measurable goals with you and the expected number of sessions. You receive the plan in writing.
- 3
Treatment
Sessions in the gym, the pool or both, with the same physiotherapist and at the same time each week wherever possible.
- 4
Reassessment
Every four to six weeks we review progress with the physiatrist and adjust the plan. At discharge, we send a report to your own doctor.
Not sure where to start?
Call us and describe your situation. Our front desk will book you into the right consultation and tell you what to bring.