Post-orthopedic surgery rehabilitation focuses on restoring strength, flexibility, and movement in joints, muscles, and bones after procedures like knee, hip, shoulder, or spine surgery. Therapy includes exercises to reduce pain, increase mobility, and prevent complications like stiffness and muscle atrophy.

Patients recovering from neurological surgeries, such as brain or spinal cord surgery, require specialized rehabilitation to regain cognitive abilities, motor skills, and coordination. Therapy helps address deficits in balance, speech, and fine motor control while promoting overall recovery.

Post-cardiac surgery rehabilitation helps patients regain strength, improve cardiovascular function, and enhance endurance after heart surgeries like bypass or valve replacement. A combination of physical therapy, breathing exercises, and monitored activity promotes heart health and recovery.

General surgeries, such as abdominal or gastrointestinal surgeries, may require rehabilitation to regain strength, mobility, and function. Post-surgical therapy focuses on regaining daily living abilities and addressing specific challenges such as pain management, movement, and returning to normal activities.