A stroke can affect movement, balance, strength, speech, swallowing, sensation, thinking, energy levels and independence. Every stroke is different, which means rehabilitation should be tailored to the challenges that matter most to the individual.

Common Challenges

  • Walking and mobility difficulties

  • Reduced arm and hand function

  • Balance problems and falls risk

  • Stiffness, spasticity and pain

  • Fatigue and reduced endurance

  • Communication and swallowing difficulties

  • Reduced confidence and independence

How RehabX May Help

Our multidisciplinary team works with people after stroke to rebuild movement, function and confidence through personalised rehabilitation programs designed around meaningful goals.

Therapy may focus on walking, standing, transfers, arm and hand use, balance, endurance, communication, swallowing, daily activities and participation in community life.

How We Treat Stroke at RehabX

Your rehabilitation program may involve physiotherapy, occupational therapy, exercise physiology, speech pathology, podiatry and access to our rehabilitation gym. Where clinically appropriate, we may also incorporate the following technology-assisted therapies:

  • BTL R-Gait for structured walking and gait retraining

  • BTL R-Touch for hand and upper limb rehabilitation

  • BTL R-Lead for advanced upper limb and neurocognitive training

  • THERA-Trainer toro for assisted movement, endurance and conditioning

  • BTL SIS to support pain management, muscle activation and movement preparation

Our goal is to help you work towards greater independence, improved function and meaningful participation in daily life.

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