Recovery time is different for everyone.

It can take weeks, months, or even years depending on your condition and its severity. Although, many of our patients have experienced a quick recovery within three months after a Stroke.

Talk to our expert on 1800-102-4224 or visit your nearest HCAH Transition Care Center.

They will understand your requirement and suggest the best course of action.

The objective of treatment at the hospital is to save your life. You are discharged from the hospital once you are medically stable.

The objective of the HCAH Transition care center is to rebuild the physical, functional, and cognitive abilities you've lost because of the disease and its the treatment so that you can return to normal life again.

When you are discharged from the HCAH care center, you are not just medically stable, you are physically, mentally, and emotionally healthy.

We have a highly experienced multidisciplinary team including doctors, nurses, physiotherapists, respiratory therapists, occupational therapists, speech and swallow therapists, dietitians, and psychologists.

All our caregiver professionals are extensively trained in accordance with international guidelines.

For recovery from Stroke, HCAH offers the best neuro rehabilitation centre in Hyderabad, Bangalore, and Gurgaon.

A Transition Care Centre is a specialized facility designed to bridge the gap between acute hospital care and returning home. It provides short-term, intensive therapeutic services and care to patients who no longer need acute hospital treatment but aren't yet ready to safely return home. The goal is to optimize recovery, improve functional abilities, and ensure a safe transition back to the community.

Transitional care plays a pivotal role in ensuring continuity of care for patients moving between different care settings. Its primary objective is to prevent avoidable rehospitalizations, enhance patient safety, improve health outcomes, and ensure a smooth transition. This involves comprehensive planning, patient and caregiver education, medication management, and coordination among healthcare providers.

The four stages of physical rehabilitation are:

Acute Stage: Immediate post-injury phase focusing on pain management and preventing complications.
Subacute Stage: Emphasis on regaining range of motion and initiating basic exercises.
Restorative Stage: Intensive therapy to regain strength, mobility, and independence in daily activities.
Maintenance Stage: Continued exercises and therapies to maintain and enhance functional abilities and prevent regression.

The physical rehabilitation process is a structured program tailored to an individual's needs, aiming to restore functional abilities after an injury or illness. It begins with a thorough assessment, followed by goal setting, a personalized treatment plan, regular evaluations, and adjustments based on progress. The process involves physical therapies, exercises, education, and sometimes occupational or speech therapies.

Physical rehabilitation should ideally start as soon as possible after an injury or surgical procedure, once the patient is medically stable. Early intervention can prevent complications, reduce recovery time, and improve outcomes. However, the exact timing depends on the individual's condition and the recommendations of their healthcare team.