A stroke, often referred to as a "brain attack," occurs when the blood flow to a part of the brain is interrupted—either due to a blockage (ischemic stroke) or bleeding (hemorrhagic stroke). This sudden disruption leads to brain cell damage and can result in a wide range of physical, emotional, and cognitive disabilities.
At our Stroke Recovery Centre, we believe that recovery is possible with timely intervention, holistic therapy, and compassionate care. Stroke recovery is not just about medical treatment—it’s a comprehensive journey toward regaining independence, mobility, communication, and mental well-being.
Many patients and families mistakenly believe that recovery stops after the first few months. However, neuroplasticity—the brain’s ability to rewire itself—continues for years. With consistent rehabilitation and personalized therapy, patients can make significant progress in regaining lost functions.
Stroke recovery isn’t one-size-fits-all. Depending on the severity of the stroke and the areas of the brain affected, patients may experience:
Weakness or paralysis (often on one side of the body)
Difficulty with speech and language
Problems with balance and coordination
Cognitive impairments (memory, focus, problem-solving)
Emotional changes (depression, anxiety, irritability)
Our services are designed to address every aspect of recovery, making the process smoother and more effective.
Every patient starts with a thorough neurological and functional assessment conducted by our specialist team. This includes:
Brain imaging reports (MRI/CT)
Physical and cognitive assessments
Speech and language evaluation
Mental health screening
Based on this, we create a personalized stroke rehabilitation plan tailored to the patient’s unique needs, medical history, and recovery goals.
One of the most crucial parts of stroke recovery is physical therapy, especially for patients who’ve lost movement or strength.
Our physiotherapists help with:
Regaining strength in arms, legs, and core muscles
Improving balance and walking ability
Relearning motor skills (like holding objects, writing, or dressing)
Preventing muscle stiffness and joint deformity
Advanced techniques we use include robot-assisted therapy, neurophysiological re-education, mirror therapy, and functional electrical stimulation (FES).
Stroke survivors often face difficulties in daily activities like eating, bathing, dressing, and managing household tasks.
Our occupational therapists work on:
Improving fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination
Training for self-care and independence
Customizing tools and home setups for safety
Teaching energy conservation techniques
We aim to help patients return to meaningful routines and regain confidence in everyday life.
Aphasia, dysarthria, and apraxia of speech are common after-effects of stroke. Our speech therapists help with:
Rebuilding language skills (speaking, listening, reading, and writing)
Improving clarity and articulation
Teaching alternative communication methods (if needed)
Swallowing therapy for patients with dysphagia
With the right therapy, many patients regain their ability to communicate effectively.
Stroke can impact the brain’s executive functions—such as planning, concentration, and memory.
Our neuropsychologists and cognitive therapists assist patients in:
Enhancing memory and attention span
Managing problem-solving and decision-making
Practicing mental exercises and brain games
Coping strategies for forgetfulness and confusion
Depression and anxiety are common but often overlooked aspects of stroke recovery.
We provide:
One-on-one counseling
Support group therapy
Stress management training
Medication management (if necessary)
We also extend emotional support to caregivers, who often experience burnout and stress during the long recovery process.
A balanced diet plays a key role in both recovery and prevention of future strokes. Our nutritionists provide personalized meal plans that are:
Heart-healthy and brain-friendly
Easy to prepare
Suitable for patients with swallowing difficulties or dietary restrictions
Designed to promote energy, strength, and healing
Family members are essential partners in the recovery journey.
We educate caregivers on:
How to assist in physical and speech exercises
Emergency response (like recognizing signs of another stroke)
Medication management
Making the home stroke-friendly (installing handrails, removing obstacles, etc.)
We also incorporate modern technologies like:
Virtual reality-based rehab
Telerehabilitation (for remote therapy sessions)
Biofeedback systems
Mobile apps for tracking progress
These tools make rehabilitation more engaging, trackable, and accessible.
Recovery is not linear. Setbacks may occur—but consistent monitoring ensures early detection and timely action.
We offer:
Periodic reassessments
Updating therapy plans as the patient improves
Coordination with neurologists and cardiologists
Help in community reintegration and returning to work (if possible)
✅ Expert Team: Neurologists, physiotherapists, speech therapists, psychologists, and dietitians under one roof.
✅ Patient-Centric Approach: Every stroke survivor gets personalized attention and care.
✅ Compassionate Environment: We treat every patient like family—with dignity, respect, and hope.
✅ Cutting-Edge Rehab: From robotics to virtual reality, we use modern tools to enhance outcomes.
✅ End-to-End Care: From early recovery to long-term support, we’re with you at every step.
Whether your loved one just had a stroke or has been struggling with recovery for months, it’s never too late to begin the journey to better health.