Rehabilitation Centre

A physiotherapist is an allied health care professional dedicated to restore normal health and improve the overall quality of life of individuals with physical disabilities, impaired movements, and functional inabilities through physical assessment and rehabilitation using evidence-based theory and hands-on skills.

Physiotherapist provides:

Chest Physiotherapy

• Correction breathing
• Effective cough
• Suction –for elderly and children

Pain Management for

• Back Pain
• Neck Pain
• Knee Pain
• Shoulder Pain

Stroke and Neuro rehabilitation

Sport rehabilitation

Geriatric rehabilitation

Post-rehabilitation of surgery

Vestibular rehabilitation

Others

• Health talk, workshop and education programmes for corporate companies, insurance agents, associations, NGOs and schools.
• One-on-one rehabilitation consultation e.g. ergonomics, posture awareness and pain management etc.
• Antenatal & postnatal programme for mothers.

An Occupational Therapist is another allied health and social care professional who helps people of all ages – babies, children, adults and elderly. They can identify strengths and difficulties you may have in everyday life, such as dressing or getting to the shops and will help you work out practical solutions. An occupational therapist can work with you to identify goals that can help you maintain, regain or improve your independence by using different techniques, changing your environment and using new equipment.

Additionally, an Occupational Therapist also helps people across the lifespan to participate in the things they want and need to do through the therapeutic use of everyday activities (occupations). Common occupational therapy interventions include helping children with disabilities to participate fully in school and social situations, helping people recovering from injury to regain skills, and providing supports for older adults experiencing physical and cognitive changes.

Occupational Therapist provides:

• Activities for daily living training
• Assessment
• Behavioural modification
• Hand function training
• Cognitive and attention training
• Early intervention programme
• Fine and gross motor training
• Pressure garments
• Oral-facial muscle training
• Sensory integration treatment
• Sensory stimulations
• Social interaction skills training (group therapy)
• Splinting
• Stroke rehabilitation
• Visual perception training

For adults with:

• Amputation
• Burn injury
• Hand injury
• Head injury
• Neurological disorder
• Stroke
• Tendon repair

For children with special needs:

• Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder (ADHD)
• Autism and related disorder
• Behavioural problems
• Cerebral palsy
• Developmental delay
• Down syndrome
• Learning disorder
• Sensory integration dysfunction
• Sucking & swallowing problems

When communicating and swallowing difficulties affect your ability to socialise and participate in daily activities, our Speech and Language Therapist can help you by providing a detailed assessment, diagnosis, and therapy.

Speech and Language Therapist assists in:

• Articulation and phonological disorder
• Communication difficulties
• Eating, feeding and swallowing difficulties
• Expressive language delay/ disorder
• Receptive language delay/ disorder
• Voice disorder

Infants/ Children/ Adults with the conditions stated below will need Speech and Language Therapy:

• Adult with dysarthria
• Cerebral palsy
• Cleft lips and palate
• Childhood apraxia of speech
• Child or adult with stuttering problems
• Down syndrome, ADHD, ASD and etc.
• Hearing loss and impairments
• Head, neck and throat cancer including laryngectomy
• Learning difficulties (specific language impairment, centre auditory processing disorder)
• Pragmatics difficulties
• Tracheostomies
• Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), stroke, progressive neurological conditions (Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, motor neuron diseases, Parkinson’s disease, etc)