Paediatric Rehabilitation

Overview

The Vision : -

This incorporates : -

• child-and-adolescent-centred and family-focused clinical care
• evidence-based, best practice
• integrated continuum of care from hospital to community
• appropriate linkages with other services.

The principles underpinning this vision : -

• to provide the most appropriate care for the client
• to support a child-and-adolescent-centred and family-focused model of care
• to encourage and support continuity of client care
• to encourage appropriate transition from inpatient and ambulatory settings and optimise

community reintegration.

Our Service

Services include inpatient assessment, consultation, and intervention in the following areas : -

Acquired Brain Injury

• Cognitive rehabilitation - including coma stimulation, memory and organizational strategies.



• Feeding & swallowing - modified barium swallow and clinical feeding evaluation.



• Chest therapy - where immobilization may result in respiratory risks.



• Speech and language/communication.
• Orthopaedic including splinting and range of motion.
• Positioning and mobility.
• Adaptations for activities of daily living.

High Risk Infants

• Developmental assessment and programming.
• Sensory-motor integration.
• Positioning/handling - to facilitate developmentally appropriate interaction and postural growth.
• Splinting and casting - for developmental support and rehabilitation.
• Feeding & swallowing - to address safety risks.
• Range of motion (ROM) - implement programs to increase or maintain ROM.

Orthopaedics

• Splinting and casting - to facilitate positioning (rather than fracture remediation), not including crutch walking.



• Preoperative planning - around equipment requirements and potential mobility issues.



• Transfers - guidance and demonstration to facilitate safe and effective transfer of patients from bed to chair, etc.



• Positioning and mobility - assessment and intervention concerning temporary adjustments or additions to positional and / or wheeled mobility.



• Range of motion - implement programs to increase or maintain ROM.



• Adaptations for activities of daily living.

Cardiorespiratory

• Postoperative care - chest physiotherapy, and mobilization to expedite recovery and minimize respiratory complications.
• Communication strategies and speaking valves for patients with tracheostomies.
• Cystic Fibrosis Clinic.
• Cystic Fibrosis Inpatient "Tune-ups."

Feeding and Swallowing

• Modified Barium Swallow investigations.
• Clinical Feeding Evaluations.
• Consultation, and monitoring regarding patient specific feeding procedures and positioning.

Oncology

• Positioning and mobility - assessment and intervention concerning temporary provision of mobility / positional aids or adjustments / additions to positional and / or wheeled mobility.



• Neural rehabilitation - intervention to maintain or regain neurological functions that may have been impacted by treatments or disease.



• Splinting and casting - to facilitate positioning and or manage joint stress or strain.



• Chest where patient's immobility may compromise respiration.



• Feeding and swallowing - modified barium swallow and clinical feeding evaluation.



• Speech and language/communication - facilitate development or rehabilitation of impacted skills.



• Adaptations for activities of daily living.

Transplant

• Chest and mobilization - to expedite recovery and minimize respiratory complications.



• Seating / positioning.



• Splinting and casting - to facilitate positioning and or manage joint stress or strain.



• Range of motion - implement programs to increase or maintain ROM.



• Developmental assessment and programming to maximize developmental growth and maintenance.

Neurology

• Cognitive rehabilitation - assessment and intervention concerning memory, problem solving and organizational strategies.



• Feeding and Swallowing - MBS and clinical feeding evaluation.



• Chest therapy - to expedite recovery and minimize respiratory complications.



• Speech and language/communication - facilitate development or rehabilitation of impacted skills.



• Orthopaedics including splinting and casting as well as programs to increase or maintain ROM.



• Positioning and mobility - assessment and intervention concerning temporary provision of mobility / positional aids or adjustments / additions to positional and / or wheeled mobility.



• Adaptations for activities of daily living.

For more information, medical assessment and medical quote send your detailed medical history and medical reports as email attachment to Email : - info@wecareindia.com Call: +91 9029304141 (10 am. To 8 pm. IST) (Only for international patients seeking treatment in India)