Hand therapy is the rehabilitation of upper extremity injuries and/or persistent problems. It includes treatment before and after an operation to the fingers, hand, wrist or elbow.
Burns management includes the rehabilitation of individuals who have sustained burns to the skin. Our goal is to support patients in maintaining their independence both during their hospital stay and after they return home.
We often work closely with the physiotherapists when providing neurorehabilitation, as a team approach results in better functional outcome. Neurorehabilitation is aimed at regaining functional movement after a stroke, brain injury, spinal cord injury, or any other condition that may affect the brain’s or nervous system’s normal functioning.
The lymphatic system plays a vital role in our immune system. An ineffective lymphatic system can result in many complications to the body and its functioning. These can include lymphoedema, recurrent cellulitis (infections), decreased range of motion, etc.
Injury on duties can range from a laceration to the part of the body to fractures and includes any injury that is sustained at work and limits you to get back to normal duties.
In depth functional capacity evaluations are performed to determine the persons ability to perform his own, an accommodated or alternative job. Physical, cognitive and psychosocial components are assessed and matched to the job requirements.
Work rehabilitation closely links with hand therapy and physical rehabilitation. It bridges acute rehabilitation with preparation of physical abilities required to perform specific work demands.
