Division of General Rehabilitation

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Introduction

The Rehabilitation Department comprises a dedicated team of professional physicians and therapists who deliver a comprehensive array of specialized rehabilitation services. These services encompass physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and early intervention programs for children with developmental delays.

The department features spacious, well-lit treatment areas equipped with modern therapeutic equipment and state-of-the-art examination and treatment facilities, effectively supporting patients’ recovery processes.

The primary treatment areas focus on:

Musculoskeletal conditions: Including back pain, frozen shoulder, sciatica, degenerative arthritis, and sports injuries.
Neurological disorders: Such as stroke-related paralysis, peripheral neuropathy, traumatic brain injury, and spinal cord injury.

In recent years, the department has also actively provided early intervention for children with developmental delays, offering comprehensive assessment and treatment services for conditions such as:

Cerebral palsy
Torticollis
Speech development delays
Sensory integration issues

Service

Musculoskeletal Disorders: A comprehensive rehabilitation approach for various musculoskeletal conditions.
Neurological Disorders: Professional rehabilitation services for conditions such as stroke-related paralysis and peripheral neuropathy.
Rehabilitation for Sports Injuries: The role of physical and occupational therapy following sports injuries.
Orthopedic Physical Therapy: Comprehensive physical therapy services for orthopedic conditions and injuries.
Neurological Physical Therapy: A specialized form of physical therapy designed for individuals with neurological disorders.
Child Motor Development: Movement therapy during early childhood is crucial for promoting the development of motor skills.
Pediatric Physical Therapy: Professional rehabilitation services designed to assist children in achieving optimal development throughout their growth journey.
Aphasia in the Elderly: Rehabilitation strategies to enhance language and communication abilities in older adults with aphasia.
Swallowing Disorders: Treatment and management of swallowing difficulties to enhance patients’ quality of life.
Communication Disorders: Speech therapy is available for a variety of communication disorders to help patients regain their communication skills.