Physiotherapy rehabilitation: functional recovery, strength and well-being
Rehabilitation is the specialized health care pathway that helps people regain strength, mobility, and well-being after an injury, surgery, or illness. Through targeted exercises, personalized techniques, and physical therapies, it accompanies each person on the path to regaining independence and confidence in his or her body, improving quality of life.
It is an individualized therapeutic treatment that aims to restore muscle and joint function, reduce pain, and promote a return to full daily activity.
At Lucchese Medical Center, physiatric rehabilitation programs are designed and followed by our qualified physical therapists in close collaboration with Dr. Maria Gherardini, a physiatrist physician.
Rehabilitation can be orthopedic, indicated in post-surgery or after fractures and joint replacements, or motor rehabilitation, aimed at recovering movement, coordination and muscle strength.
Benefits available with the visit
- Orthopedic rehabilitation
- Neuromotor rehabilitation
- Rehabilitation pathologies of the spine
- Post-surgical rehabilitation
- Post-traumatic rehabilitation
- Rehabilitation of joint and muscle diseases (sports and non-sports)
Frequently asked questions
What does physiotherapy rehabilitation consist of?
It is a therapeutic pathway to help regain strength, mobility, and independence after injury, surgery, or illness.
Who follows the rehabilitation program?
Physiotherapists and kinesiologists at the center, in collaboration with Dr. Maria Gherardini, a physiatrist physician.
What kinds of rehabilitation can be done?
Post-operative or post-traumatic orthopedic rehabilitation and motor rehabilitation for recovery of movement and strength.
Is rehabilitation also useful for preventive purposes?
Yes, it prevents age-related loss of muscle, bone, and joint mass while maintaining balance and independence.
How long does a rehabilitation course last?
The duration varies according to the patient’s needs and goals, determined together with the physiatrist.
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