What is rehabilitation?

Walking your dog in a park. Dashing down a basketball court. Mowing your lawn. We usually don’t think about the great gift we all have to lift, move, bend throw or push without limitation. But any illness or injury might take away those abilities and suddenly put a halt to everyday activities making them extraordinary tasks.

Rehabilitation is a step-by-step process that helps people to recover. The goal of rehabilitation is to help people function as effectively as possible after a life-changing event.

This may include getting them moving again, helping them regain their strength, relearning old skills, or finding new and different ways of doing things.

As a person’s career, you will be closely involved in their rehabilitation. For example, you may need to organize their appointments and help them with their exercises.

You also play a pivotal role in deciding where the rehabilitation will take place, helping the person manage at home, and performing extra tasks like looking after their daily care needs.

Who requires rehabilitation treatment?

The conditions that bring patients to our outpatient and inpatient rehabilitation center in thane are life-changing, and we strive to help them recover as soon as possible. At Care-24, we are dedicated to helping patients overcome challenges and get back to their daily routines.

Our rehabilitation treatment approach is unique which makes our program very effective. We at the rehabilitation center in Thane, understand that every patient is unique and has different goals and needs, which is why our dedicated team individualizes each patient’s care. Our patients work hard but we assure that it will be well worth the effort.

Who We Serve

Our rehab center in thane greatly benefit patients who are experiencing one of the following difficulties:

• Limitations in self-care
  
• Impaired mobility, balance, and coordination
  
• Limitations in joint strength and motion
  
• Any sort of Changes in memory, thought processing, reasoning, and rational thinking
• Speech and communication problems
  
• Swallowing disorders

These difficulties may be a result of one of the following conditions and Rehabilitation may be needed:

• Has had a stroke or spinal injury
• Has been injured
• Needs help to reduce or stop their use of alcohol or drugs
• Has spent a long time in hospital.
• Has had major surgery
• Has had a heart attack
• Has had an illness, including a mental illness

What is the goal of rehabilitation?

Nothing makes a difference between rehabilitation setting more than the stated goals of their rehabilitation programs and the outcomes evidence they present in demonstration of success. Setting goals is an important part of any rehabilitation program and defines the outcomes to be achieved.

“The very aim of rehabilitation is to maximize the potential to help restore a person who has an impairment, or incapacity for service or work, as a result of any disease or injury  to at least the same physical and psychological state, and at least the same social, vocational and educational status, as he or she had before the injury or disease.”

The main focus of rehabilitation is on:

• Rebuilding social connectedness to family and community.
• Finding a new valued role within the community and learning to self-manage and understand mental and physical health conditions to the best of the person’s abilities
• To help people to return safely at work at the earliest possible time, also to minimize any issue related to their physical and mental health and wellbeing.
• Reducing the human and economic cost of disability for ADF members, former members, their families, and the broader community.
• To help achieve full physical and psychological recovery as possible.
• To improve quality of life through gaining life management skills, a sense of direction for the future.

What are the types of rehabilitation?

The three main types of rehabilitation therapy are occupational, physical and speech.
Rehabilitation therapy can be used to treat a wide range of injuries or conditions. “Common conditions treated include orthopedic and musculoskeletal injuries such as sprains/strains/tears or post-surgical rehabilitation, neurological injuries such as stroke, brain injury or spinal cord injury, or multi-trauma injuries due to accidents, common conditions such as genetic disorders, degenerative diseases, and other specialized conditions. We treat all ages from newborns to our oldest patient to date being 104 years old!”

Occupational therapy

Occupational therapists provide occupational therapy (OT) treatments to help individuals who require specialized assistance to participate in everyday activities, or “occupations.”

Physical therapy

Physical therapists provide treatment for those who are experiencing pain or difficulty in functioning, moving or living life normally.

Speech therapy

Speech therapists (or speech-language pathologists) provide treatment for those who have speech issues. Speech therapy can help treat a wide variety of issues involving language, communication, voice, swallowing, and fluency. For newborns, a speech therapist may help with conditions such as cerebral palsy, cleft palate, etc.

Why Care-24?

Here are a few more reasons why we are so popular:

• Our doctors genuinely care about you and your health concerns. Standard appointment times of Care-24 are 50% longer than some other clinics.
• Appointments are most definitely scheduled 98.8% of the time.