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Stroke Rehabilitation
Helping you regain movement, confidence and independence after a stroke.
At a glance
- SpecialityNeurological Rehabilitation
- Starts withDetailed assessment & goal setting
- ReferralNot required — book directly
- LocationBaner, Pune · tele-rehab for suitable patients
A stroke happens when blood flow to part of the brain is blocked (ischaemic stroke) or when a blood vessel in the brain bleeds (haemorrhagic stroke). The affected brain area can no longer control the functions it is responsible for, which may lead to weakness, loss of coordination, speech difficulties and changes in thinking.
Rehabilitation is one of the most important parts of stroke recovery. Many people continue to improve for months — and often well beyond — with consistent, structured therapy. Our stroke rehabilitation program focuses on improving strength, balance, mobility, gait, upper-limb function, coordination and activities of daily living, and is tailored to each patient’s stage of recovery, functional limitations and personal goals.
Recovery Stages We Support
- Early / sub-acute stage: Positioning, early mobilisation, sitting balance, transfers, preventing complications.
- Active recovery stage: Intensive task-specific training, gait and upper-limb rehabilitation.
- Chronic stage: Continued improvement, fitness, community walking and long-term independence. It is never “too late” to benefit from targeted rehabilitation.
Stroke Rehabilitation in Baner, Pune
Neuromatics Advanced Robotic Rehabilitation Centre offers stroke rehabilitation in Baner, Pune, for patients from across the city, including Aundh, Balewadi, Pashan, Sus, Wakad, Hinjewadi and Pimple Saudagar. Every program begins with a detailed assessment by our specialist team and is planned under the medical leadership of neurosurgeon Dr. Suraj Lathiya. Call or WhatsApp +91 9101 101 102 or book an appointment online.
Common Effects of Stroke We Help With
- Weakness or paralysis on one side of the body (hemiparesis / hemiplegia)
- Muscle stiffness (spasticity) and abnormal postures
- Difficulty standing, balancing and walking
- Reduced arm and hand function; shoulder pain
- Poor coordination and body awareness
- Fatigue and low endurance
- Speech and language difficulties (aphasia, dysarthria)
- Swallowing difficulties (dysphagia)
- Memory, attention and problem-solving challenges
- Visual and perceptual problems
Rehabilitation Goals
- Improve sitting and standing balance
- Restore safe, efficient walking
- Recover arm and hand movement for everyday tasks
- Manage spasticity and prevent contractures
- Improve independence in self-care (dressing, bathing, eating)
- Improve communication and safe swallowing
- Reduce fall risk and build confidence
What Treatment May Include
- Task-specific and repetitive functional training
- Strengthening, stretching and spasticity management
- Balance training, including TYMO balance platform work
- Gait training with robotic gait systems, exoskeleton rehabilitation or step assist & harness support
- Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES) for foot drop or arm/hand activation
- Upper-limb rehabilitation with the Pablo system and functional activities
- Virtual reality training for balance, coordination and attention
- Occupational therapy for daily living skills
- Speech and swallowing therapy
- Caregiver training and home exercise programs
Frequently asked questions
When should stroke rehabilitation start?
As soon as the patient is medically stable and cleared by their doctor. Early rehabilitation is generally associated with better outcomes, but people can still make gains months or years later.
How long does stroke recovery take?
It varies widely. Many people see the most rapid change in the first few months, with ongoing improvement possible over a much longer period.
Can technology help after stroke?
Yes, robotic gait training, exoskeletons, FES and VR allow more repetitions and targeted practice, and are combined with hands-on physiotherapy.
Do family members need to be involved?
We strongly encourage it. Caregiver training helps continue progress safely at home.
Treatment plans are individualised after clinical assessment. Outcomes vary between individuals. This page is general information, not medical advice.
Technology that may be used
Advanced tools, in appropriate patients
Your specialist decides whether technology-assisted therapy suits you after assessment.
Robotic Gait Training
Gait robotics
Step Assist & Harness Systems
Safe mobility
Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES)
Neuro-stimulation
Virtual Reality Rehabilitation
Immersive therapy
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Start your Stroke Rehabilitation journey
Whether you are recovering from a stroke, spinal cord injury, neurological condition, orthopaedic surgery or developmental condition, our rehabilitation team can help you understand your rehabilitation options.