Stroke Rehab • Spinal Cord Injury • Bell's Palsy • Parkinson's • Sciatica
The Department of Neuro-Physiotherapy at Pink Star Hospital provides expert rehabilitation for patients suffering from neurological disorders, brain and spinal cord injuries, stroke paralysis, and complex movement dysfunctions. Led by Dr. Ashish Sharma, MPT (Neurology) with over 15 years of clinical experience, our department combines evidence-based physical therapy techniques with advanced functional retraining.
Whether you are recovering from a stroke, managing Parkinson's disease, suffering from Bell's Palsy, or dealing with chronic sciatica, our dedicated rehabilitation team creates personalized treatment protocols focused on achieving maximum mobility, strength, and functional independence.
Utilizing neuroplasticity principles, motor relearning programs, electrical muscle stimulation, and specialized gait training, we aim to minimize long-term disability and improve the overall quality of life for every patient.
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Specialized Neurological Rehabilitation, Motor Relearning, and Functional Recovery for Patients of All Ages
The Department of Neuro-Physiotherapy at Pink Star Hospital provides comprehensive physical therapy and movement rehabilitation for individuals affected by brain, spinal cord, and peripheral nerve disorders. Led by Dr. Ashish Sharma, MPT (Neurology), with over 15 years of specialized experience, our department is dedicated to restoring mobility, balance, strength, and self-reliance in patients recovering from neurological trauma or living with progressive conditions.
Neurological rehabilitation differs significantly from standard physical therapy. It leverages the brain's innate ability to reorganize itself—known as neuroplasticity. By retraining damaged neural pathways through repetitive, task-specific exercises, patients recovering from stroke, spinal cord injury, or traumatic brain injury can regain essential motor skills and functional independence.
Our department provides structured rehabilitation protocols for stroke paralysis, spinal cord injuries, Bell's Palsy, Parkinson's disease, sciatica, vestibular vertigo, and post-neurosurgical cases. Every treatment program begins with a meticulous clinical evaluation to map specific muscular weaknesses, sensory deficits, and functional constraints.
Advanced neuro-rehabilitation techniques—including Motor Relearning Programs (MRP), proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation (PNF), neuromuscular electrical stimulation (NMES), and gait laboratory analysis—are combined to achieve optimal therapeutic outcomes.
Early physical rehabilitation following acute neurological events prevents secondary complications like joint contractures, muscle atrophy, deep vein thrombosis, and pressure sores, drastically shortening the path to recovery.
At Pink Star Hospital, Dr. Ashish Sharma works in close collaboration with Neurologists, Neurosurgeons, Orthopaedists, and Critical Care specialists to ensure a seamless transition from medical stabilization to complete functional rehabilitation.
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Key outcomes and reasons to choose PinkStar Hospital
Comprehensive diagnosis, rehabilitation, and management of neurological disorders, movement dysfunctions, and post-operative physical therapy.
Post-stroke rehabilitation focuses on regaining lost movement, improving balance, and retraining the brain through neuroplasticity to help patients regain independence.
High
Months to Years
Available
Specialized physiotherapy for SCI patients to maximize residual muscle function, prevent complications, and improve wheelchair mobility or walking abilities.
High
Variable
Available
Targeted physical therapy helps manage the progression of Parkinson's by improving flexibility, gait mechanics, and reducing freezing episodes and tremors.
Moderate
Ongoing Management
Available
Physiotherapy for facial nerve paralysis involves facial muscle exercises, electrical stimulation, and massage to promote nerve recovery and restore facial symmetry.
Moderate
Weeks to Months
Available
Conservative management of radiating nerve pain using spinal decompression techniques, core stabilization, and targeted nerve gliding exercises.
Moderate
4–8 Weeks
Available
Comprehensive Assessment for Neurological, Musculoskeletal, and Functional Mobility Disorders
An in-depth discussion regarding the onset of symptoms, medical history, lifestyle factors, and the patient's personal rehabilitation goals to set a clear baseline.
Manual Muscle Testing (MMT) to evaluate the strength of specific muscle groups and identify areas of weakness or paralysis caused by neurological damage.
Using standard scales like the Modified Ashworth Scale to evaluate muscle tone, stiffness, and spasticity common in conditions like Stroke, CP, and MS.
Testing for superficial and deep sensations, including pain, temperature, touch, and proprioception to map peripheral nerve integrity and spinal cord function.
Observing the patient's walking pattern to identify deviations, balance issues, or compensations that need correction through specific gait training protocols.
Performing tests such as the Berg Balance Scale or Timed Up and Go (TUG) to assess fall risk and formulate a safe balance retraining program.
Crucial for patients with conditions like Bell's Palsy or Traumatic Brain Injury, this tests the function of facial, ocular, and vestibular nerves.
We integrate clinical findings with advanced diagnostic reports to tailor the most effective evidence-based physiotherapy treatments.
Early intervention in physiotherapy prevents contractures, minimizes muscle atrophy, and promotes faster neuroplastic changes.
Comprehensive Evidence-Based Neurological Physical Therapy, Motor Relearning, and Functional Mobility Restoration
Comprehensive post-stroke motor relearning programs focusing on brain neuroplasticity, limb function restoration, and regaining independence in daily tasks.
Specialized strength conditioning, balance retraining, wheelchair mobility, and orthotic-assisted walking programs for SCI recovery.
Electrical muscle stimulation (EMS), facial muscle exercises, and massage therapy to restore facial symmetry and nerve function.
Movement amplitude exercises, cueing techniques, posture correction, and gait retraining to reduce rigidity, tremors, and freezing episodes.
Spinal decompression, core stabilization, and neural mobilization (nerve flossing) techniques to relieve radiating leg pain.
Advanced balance therapies using parallel bars, balance boards, and sensory integration exercises to reduce fall risks and correct walking posture.
Task-oriented training protocols that help stroke and brain injury patients re-learn daily functional movements through structured repetition.
Sustained stretching protocols, positional splinting, and electrical stimulation to reduce muscle tightness and hypertonia.
Targeted maneuvers and gaze stabilization exercises to treat positional vertigo, dizziness, and balance instability.
Phased recovery protocols following laminectomy, discectomy, or spinal fusion to safely rebuild core strength and back mobility.
Nerve mobilization techniques to free entrapped nerves, reduce numbness, and improve muscle re-innervation post-nerve injury.
Early developmental stimulation, tone regulation, and functional motor training for children with motor delay or cerebral palsy.
Multidisciplinary functional rehabilitation focused on restoring self-reliance and improving overall quality of life.
Early consultation, consistent physical therapy sessions, and proper exercise form significantly enhance neuroplasticity and recovery.
Neurological rehabilitation is a continuous recovery journey. Every patient receives customized home exercise programs, periodic progress reassessments, and ongoing guidance to maintain functional gains and prevent long-term relapse.
Answers to common questions about neurological physiotherapy, stroke recovery, and physical rehabilitation.
Neurological Physiotherapy focuses specifically on disorders affecting the brain, spinal cord, and nerves (such as Stroke, Parkinson's, and SCI). Unlike general orthopaedic therapy, it emphasizes neuroplasticity, motor relearning, and balance retraining.
Physiotherapy should begin as early as possible—often within 24 to 48 hours after medical stabilization. Early intervention significantly boosts brain neuroplasticity and functional recovery.
While outcomes vary, early electrical muscle stimulation (EMS), facial exercises, and nerve re-education under an MPT Neurology specialist greatly accelerate recovery and restore facial symmetry.
Physiotherapy cannot reverse Parkinson's, but it slows functional decline by improving gait, reducing muscle rigidity, enhancing balance, and teaching strategies to overcome freezing episodes.
With targeted spinal decompression, core stabilization, and nerve flossing exercises, most sciatica patients experience significant relief within 4 to 8 weeks without surgery.
You should consult if you experience muscle weakness or paralysis after a stroke/trauma, persistent balance issues, facial drooping, radiating nerve pain, or progressive mobility loss.
Our medical specialists are available to answer your queries and help you choose the right care plan for your health.
Our Neuro-Physiotherapy team works in close collaboration with medical and surgical departments to ensure holistic recovery.
The information provided on this page is intended for educational purposes only and should not replace professional medical advice or clinical diagnosis. Patients with neurological conditions, stroke, nerve injuries, or spinal pain should consult a qualified neuro-physiotherapist or doctor for an individualized assessment.
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