Customised Treatment Plan

A treatment plan is a personalized roadmap created by your healthcare team to guide your recovery, healing, or therapy journey. It outlines what you need, why you need it, and how we’ll work together to reach your goals. This plan is based on the findings from your initial evaluation and is tailored to your specific condition, age, needs, and lifestyle.

At our center, we believe every person is unique—so your treatment plan will be, too.

What Is a Treatment Plan?

A treatment plan is a step-by-step guide designed by professionals such as physiotherapists, occupational therapists, speech therapists, or doctors. It focuses on:

What you need to work on (like walking, speaking, or using your hands)
How we will treat it (like exercises, therapy sessions, or assistive devices)
What goals we want to reach (like walking independently or improving speech)
How often and how long therapy is needed (example: 3 sessions per week for 4 weeks)

This plan keeps you, your family, and your therapist on the same page.

Key Parts of a Treatment Plan

1. Diagnosis or Condition

We clearly note your health condition—whether it’s a stroke, arthritis, autism, injury, cerebral palsy, or anything else.

2. Short-Term Goals

These are smaller goals you can achieve in the first few weeks. For example:

Walk 10 steps with support
Improve hand grip strength
Say 3-word sentences
Reduce pain from 8/10 to 4/10

3. Long-Term Goals

These are your final targets, like:

Walk without a walker
Return to work or school
Perform daily activities independently
Speak clearly in full sentences

4. Treatment Methods

Depending on your condition, your plan may include:

Physiotherapy: exercises, stretching, manual therapy
Occupational therapy: hand function training, self-care tasks
Speech therapy: communication, language, and swallowing exercises
Strengthening, balance, or endurance training
Hydrotherapy or gait training
Use of assistive devices like walkers, braces, or splints

5. Schedule and Duration

We decide how many sessions you’ll need per week, and how long each session will be (30–60 minutes). The overall plan might last a few weeks to several months.