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Mobility can be regained when rehabilitation is initiated properly Myopathies – Prolonged Immobilization – Polyneuropathies  (Prolonged Hospitalization • Intensive Care Unit (ICU) • Guillain–Barré Syndrome) Myopathies and Neuropathies are disorders which affect the muscular and the peripheral nervous system. These disorders can deteriorate or become more severe in cases of prolonged immobilization and hospitalization, or…

Rehabilitation with respect, safety and human care Elderly people – Geriatric Population Rehabiliation in the geriatric population aims at maintaining and improving functional capacity, gait, balance and safety in everyday life activities. With the passage of time, functional reserves decrease and the need for organized and personalized care becomes essential. Structured geriatric rehabilitation At Diaplasis…

Modern patient – centered rehabilitation Obesity & Metabolic Syndrome Rehabilitation for obesity and metabolic syndrome is based on a holistic modification of the patient’s lifestyle.  The goal is progressive weight loss, balanced nutrition and regular physical exercise, performed safely and individualized to each patient’s needs. What does obesity/metabolic syndrome rehabilitation aim to achieve? Through this…

Improvement of Respiration, Endurance, and Life Quality Chronic Respiratory Diseases & Post-COVID Syndrome Respiratory (pulmonary) rehabilitation is considered as a key pillar of care for patients with chronic respiratory diseases, as well as for patients experiencing persistent symptoms after a COVID-19 infection (Post-COVID syndrome).Its purpose is to improve endurance, reduce shortness of breath and enhance…

Treatments that restore confidence in walking Rehabilitation after Hip & Knee Surgeries Rehabilitation after hip and knee surgeries, such as hip or knee replacements and Intertrochanteric femoral fractures, is of great importance for a successful recoveryThe objective is for the patient to safely return to mobility, achieve pain reduction, and restore functional capacity as soon…

Fewer complications- Faster recovery – Safe comeback Post-operative Rehabilitation Post-operative rehabilitation is an important step after any surgical procedure. Its goal is to help the patient regain mobility, strength, and function, reducing pain and preventing potential complications. How does post-operative rehabilitation help? Post-operative rehabilitation consists of a comprehensive care program which is adapted to each…

Humane Care Rehabilitation Spinal Cord Injuries (CSI) The spinal cord, along with the brain, constitutes the body’s main “control center”, transmitting messages that regulate movement, sensation and vital functions. When a Spinal Cord Injury (SCI) occurs, usually after a trauma of the spinal cord, this communication is disrupted to varying degrees. What do we wish…

Steady steps towards a better life Multiple Sclerosis (M.S) Multiple Sclerosis (MS),is a chronic disease of the nervous system. It is an autoimmune and degenerative disease with a variable course, which affects each person differently. Some people experience mild symptoms, while others go through flare-ups and periods of deterioration. Rehabilitation focused on the individual Rehabilitation…

Holistic care for mobility disorders Parkinson’s Disease & Atypical Parkinsonian Syndromes Parkinson’s disease and atypical parkinsonian syndromes are chronic neurological diseases that mainly affect mobility, as well as many other functions that determine everyday activities. Over time, symptoms, can make simple activities, such as walking, balance or coordination of movements, difficult. Symptoms that affect everyday…

Specialized Rehabilitation for returning to everyday life activities Traumatic Brain Injury (T.B.I.) Traumatic Brain Injury (T.B.I.), also known as head and brain trauma, is a serious neurological condition that can occur after a car accident, fall, or other traumatic event. Depending on the severity of the injury, it can affect a person’s mobility, memory, concentration,…