Motor neurone disease can affect strength, movement, speech, swallowing, breathing, endurance and independence.

Common Challenges

  • Mobility and transfer difficulties

  • Communication and swallowing changes

  • Fatigue and reduced endurance

  • Equipment and assistive technology needs

  • Reduced independence with daily tasks

  • Carer support requirements

How RehabX May Help

Our team works collaboratively with individuals, families and carers to support comfort, function, participation and quality of life.

How We Treat Motor Neurone Disease at RehabX

Treatment may involve physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech pathology, cardiorespiratory physiotherapy and equipment planning. Technology-assisted rehabilitation may include

  • THERA-Trainer toro for supported movement and conditioning

  • BTL SIS where clinically appropriate as part of symptom management and movement preparation

Programs are always tailored to the individual's goals, stage of disease and overall wellbeing.

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