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Personalised physiotherapy for people recovering from stroke, focused on improving movement, balance, strength, coordination, walking ability, and independence in everyday activities.
Stroke can affect movement and physical function differently in each person. Our rehabilitation approach is tailored to the individual’s symptoms, abilities, recovery stage, and functional goals.
Targeted exercises to improve strength, muscle activation, and control on the affected side of the body
Progressive balance and coordination exercises to improve stability and confidence during Movements.
Gait training and functional exercises designed to improve walking pattern, weight shifting, coordination, and mobility.
Movement and flexibility exercises to help maintain joint mobility and manage stiffness following stroke.
Task-oriented exercises to support arm, wrist, and hand movement and improve the ability to perform functional activities.
Functional rehabilitation focused on activities such as sitting, standing, transferring, walking, reaching
A structured and progressive rehabilitation process based on your current abilities, stroke-related challenges, recovery stage, and personal goals.
We assess strength, muscle control, balance, coordination, posture, mobility, walking ability, and functional movement to understand your current abilities.
Your medical history, stroke-related symptoms, current mobility, previous rehabilitation, and everyday challenges are reviewed to identify appropriate treatment priorities.
A structured therapy plan is created according to your physical abilities, recovery stage, functional needs, and individual goals.
Treatment may include therapeutic exercises, balance training, gait training, task-specific practice, strengthening, mobility exercises, coordination activities, and functional movement training.
Your movement, strength, balance, walking ability, coordination, and functional independence are reviewed regularly so your rehabilitation program can progress appropriately.
Simple exercises and practical movement strategies may be provided for continued practice at home. Where appropriate, caregivers can also receive guidance to support safe movement and rehabilitation.
Real recovery stories from Stroke Rehabilitation patients across Jaipur.
Get personalised physiotherapy care from the comfort of your home. Tell us what you need help with, and our team will contact you to arrange a convenient appointment.
Find answers to common questions about orthopaedic physiotherapy, recovery, mobility, pain management and rehabilitation.
Orthopaedic rehabilitation is a personalized physiotherapy program designed to improve movement, strength, flexibility and function following musculoskeletal conditions, injuries, pain or surgery.
Orthopaedic rehabilitation may help people with back and neck pain, knee problems, arthritis, shoulder conditions, muscle and ligament injuries, fractures, joint stiffness and movement limitations.
Physiotherapy can help manage many causes of joint pain and stiffness. Treatment may include therapeutic exercises, mobility training, strengthening and education based on your assessment and individual condition.
Yes. Physiotherapy is commonly used during recovery after orthopaedic procedures such as joint replacement, ligament surgery and fracture treatment. Your rehabilitation plan depends on the procedure and your recovery stage.
Recovery time varies depending on the condition, severity, age, physical activity, treatment goals and individual progress. Your physiotherapist can recommend an appropriate rehabilitation plan after assessment.
A session may include assessment, therapeutic exercises, mobility training, strengthening, functional movement exercises and other appropriate physiotherapy techniques. Treatment is adjusted according to your condition and goals.
An initial assessment is generally recommended. It helps the physiotherapist understand your symptoms, movement, strength, medical history and functional limitations so an appropriate rehabilitation plan can be developed.
Home physiotherapy may be available depending on your location and therapist availability. Contact Sidhe Physio to discuss your condition and confirm whether home rehabilitation is available in your area.
The number of sessions differs for every patient. It depends on your condition, recovery progress, functional goals and response to treatment. Your physiotherapist can discuss a suitable treatment schedule after assessment.
