Inpatient Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation

Inpatient physical therapy and rehabilitation is an intensive, planned programme in which a patient stays in a rehabilitation facility and receives daily, multidisciplinary care after a condition that has caused a major loss of function. It goes far beyond exercise: the goal is to rebuild movement, restore daily living activities, improve balance and coordination, support independent living and lift quality of life. Started early and delivered intensively after events such as stroke, spinal cord injury or major surgery, rehabilitation can have a powerful effect on functional recovery, supporting the nervous system's ability to relearn. Many people travel abroad for inpatient rehabilitation to reach experienced multidisciplinary teams, advanced rehabilitation technology and a concentrated, round-the-clock programme that may not be available close to home.