Neurologic Conditions

Stroke can result in weakness, balance deficits, and difficulty with functional movement. Rehabilitation focuses on restoring mobility and independence. We commonly provide:

 

• Neuromuscular re-education and functional exercise

• Functional electrical stimulation

• Equipment and orthotic assessment and training

• Transfer training and mobility retraining

• Floor transfer training

• Fall prevention and recovery training

• Vivistim training

ALS affects muscle strength and functional mobility. Therapy focuses on maintaining safety and independence as long as possible. We commonly provide:

 

• Safe exercise education

• Equipment assessment and training

• Mobility support

• Pain management

• Functional mobility training

Brain injuries can impact movement, coordination, and functional abilities. Therapy focuses on improving safety and independence. We commonly treat:

 

• Balance and coordination deficits

• Muscle weakness

• Tone abnormalities

• Functional mobility limitations

• Transfer and movement training

• Equipment and orthotic training

Spinal cord injuries may affect strength, sensation, and functional mobility. Therapy focuses on maximizing independence and improving functional movement. We commonly provide:

 

• Neuromuscular re-education

• Functional electrical stimulation

• Mobility and transfer training

• Equipment and assistive device training

• Movement assessment and retraining

• Fall prevention strategies

Cerebellar conditions can affect coordination and balance. Therapy focuses on improving stability and movement control. We commonly treat:

 

• Coordination deficits

• Balance impairments

• Proprioceptive limitations

• Assistive device training

• Fall prevention strategies

Our neurological therapy programs are designed to:

 

• Improve strength and mobility

• Enhance balance and coordination

• Restore functional movement

• Increase independence

• Improve safety with daily activities

• Reduce fall risk

Parkinson’s disease can affect movement speed, balance, and coordination. Our therapists provide specialized programs designed to improve function and mobility. We commonly provide:

 

• PWR and LSVT BIG-based training

• Balance and coordination training

• Cardiovascular conditioning

• Fall prevention training

• Assistive device training

• Functional mobility training

Multiple sclerosis can lead to weakness, fatigue, and mobility limitations. Therapy focuses on maintaining strength, mobility, and safety. We commonly treat:

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• Strength and endurance deficits

• Mobility limitations

• Balance impairments

• Activity tolerance limitations

• Assistive device training

• Activity modification training

Adults with cerebral palsy may benefit from therapy to improve mobility and manage long-term functional limitations. We commonly provide:

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• Strength and mobility training

• Tone management

• Functional exercise programs

• Assistive device training

• Fall prevention strategies

Peripheral neuropathy can affect sensation, balance, and mobility. Therapy focuses on improving safety and functional mobility. We commonly provide:

 

• Balance and coordination training

• Strengthening exercises

• Pain management techniques

• Mobility training

• Fall prevention strategies

This condition can cause weakness and mobility limitations. Rehabilitation focuses on restoring strength and function. We commonly treat:

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• Muscle weakness

• Balance impairments

• Mobility limitations

• Functional movement deficits

• Assistive device training

Neurological conditions can impact your ability to move safely and perform daily activities. Our therapists provide personalized rehabilitation programs designed to help you regain strength, improve mobility, and maximize independence.

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Contact All Care Therapies of Georgetown today to schedule your evaluation and begin your recovery.