Our Services

Physical Therapy Services

At Al Modawah Centers, we provide our clients with Physical therapy services.
Physical therapy services are part of the treatment plan that patients with neuromuscular injuries and the elderly need to rehabilitate and restore functions damaged by injuries.

What physical therapy services do we provide at the healing centers?

Treatment and rehabilitation of neurological conditions.

Neurorehabilitation is an approach that is applied in cases of damage to the peripheral and central nervous system. There are many diseases or events that call for the need for neurorehabilitation, which are as follows:

1 - Strokes due to head trauma or spinal cord injury.

2 - Cerebral Palsy

3- Brain hemorrhage or stroke caused by circulation problems.

4- Spinal problems.

5 - Facial paralysis.

6- poliomyelitis

7 - Multiple Sclerosis.

8 - Parkinson's Disease.

9 - Infections and tumors of the nervous system.

10 - Neuropathy.

11 - Peripheral nerve injuries.

Post-stroke treatment and rehabilitation.

In the event of a stroke, or what is commonly known as a stroke, the patient may suffer permanent damage that requires rehabilitation.

The goal of stroke rehabilitation is to enable patients to live as independently as possible, restore impaired functions, treat some complications after stroke and take all measures to prevent possible complications.

In our stroke rehabilitation program, we use traditional treatment methods such as:

1 - Movement exercises.

2- Stretching exercises.

3- Muscle strengthening exercises.

4- Balance and walking training.

5 - Neurostimulation techniques.

6- Hydrotherapy.

7 - Occupational Therapy.

8 - Robotic rehabilitation such as walking robot, arm robot, and finger robot.

Modern and advanced rehabilitation methods can also be included in the treatment plan, such as:

1 - Neuromuscular electrical stimulation.

2 - Transcranial magnetic stimulation techniques.

Treatment and rehabilitation of sports injuries and muscle problems.

The main goal of physical therapy is to relieve pain. Physical therapy is suitable for ligament or cartilage injuries. This treatment can be performed in addition to using a splint or treating muscle weakness before surgery.

Treatment and rehabilitation for the elderly

This type helps older patients with conditions that affect their movement and physical function including arthritis, osteoporosis, hip and joint replacements, and muscle strain caused by incorrect standing and sitting.

Elderly people also lose balance as a result of aging, which exposes them to frequent falls and injuries.

This type of treatment aims to restore mobility, reduce pain, and increase fitness levels. Physical therapy for the elderly may also help strengthen muscles, treat urinary incontinence, improve mobility, maintain balance, and reduce pain associated with osteoarthritis and arthritis.