Overview
Rehabilitation exercises are a structured program designed to restore full function following an injury or surgery by rebuilding muscle strength, endurance, power, and improving overall flexibility and mobility. These exercises are tailored to address specific deficits and are progressively adjusted to match your recovery needs. The goal is to enhance physical performance, prevent future injuries, and support a return to daily activities or sports with optimal function.
Who are the potential eligible patients to receive this service?
Rehabilitation exercises are ideal for individuals who:
- Are recovering from an injury or surgery (e.g., orthopedic surgery, sports injuries).
- Experience muscle weakness, reduced endurance, or joint stiffness.
- Need to regain strength and mobility after a prolonged period of inactivity.
- Have chronic conditions requiring improved functional capacity and movement.
- Are undergoing rehabilitation for conditions such as back pain, knee pain, or shoulder issues.
- Seek to prevent future injuries through targeted strengthening and flexibility training.
What outcomes to expect from this service/treatment?
Patients can expect several positive outcomes from rehabilitation exercises, including:
- Increased muscle strength and endurance.
- Enhanced flexibility and range of motion.
- Improved joint stability and coordination.
- Faster recovery from injuries or surgeries.
- Better overall functional capacity and performance in daily activities or sports.
- Reduced risk of re-injury through improved physical conditioning.
- Enhanced confidence in returning to regular activities or athletic performance.