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Neuro physiotherapy

Neuro Physiotherapy for Neurological Conditions & Rehabilitation

Specialised physiotherapy for neurological conditions affecting movement, balance, strength, coordination and independence. Our neuro physiotherapists provide personalised rehabilitation for stroke, paralysis, Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, nerve disorders and other neurological conditions.

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What Is Neuro Physiotherapy?

Neuro physiotherapy is a specialised area of physiotherapy that helps people manage movement and functional difficulties caused by conditions affecting the brain, spinal cord, nerves or muscles. Neurological conditions can affect strength, balance, coordination, walking, sensation, muscle control and the ability to perform everyday activities.

A neuro physiotherapist assesses your movement, muscle strength, balance, coordination, mobility and functional abilities to understand how the neurological condition is affecting you. Treatment may include therapeutic exercise, balance and gait training, mobility exercises, functional training, sensory retraining, positioning and education for patients and caregivers. The rehabilitation plan is tailored to the person’s condition, abilities and goals.

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When Can Neuro Physiotherapy Help?

Neuro physiotherapy can help when a neurological condition causes difficulty with walking, balance, movement, coordination, strength or everyday activities. It may be part of rehabilitation after a stroke or brain injury, or ongoing management of conditions such as Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, motor neuron disease, muscular dystrophy and peripheral nerve disorders.

Treatment can focus on improving mobility and strength, practising everyday movements, managing stiffness or pain, improving balance and walking, and helping people become more independent. Neuro physiotherapy may also include caregiver education on safe transfers, positioning, mobility and assistance with daily activities.

Sudden Stroke Symptoms? Seek Emergency Care

A drooping face, sudden weakness or numbness on one side, slurred speech, confusion or sudden loss of balance can be signs of a stroke. Seek emergency medical care immediately—call 112 or 108 for ambulance services where available, or go to the nearest hospital emergency department. Physiotherapy begins after medical stabilisation and supports recovery and rehabilitation.

Neuro Disorders and Neurological Conditions We Treat

We provide personalised neuro physiotherapy to help manage movement, balance, strength, coordination and functional difficulties caused by neurological conditions.

stroke paralysis

Brain & Movement Disorders

  • Stroke and stroke-related paralysis
  • Parkinson’s disease
  • Multiple sclerosis
  • Brain injury
  • Vertigo and balance disorders
  • Balance and mobility problems associated with neurological conditions
spinal cord injury

Spinal Cord & Motor Disorders

  • Spinal cord injury
  • Paraplegia
  • Quadriplegia
  • Hemiplegia
  • Motor neuron disease
  • Spinal muscular atrophy
  • Muscular dystrophy
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Nerve & Peripheral Neurological Conditions

Neuro Physiotherapy Near You

Our neuro physiotherapists help people recover movement, balance and independence after stroke, Parkinson's disease, spinal cord injury and nerve conditions. Pick your city to find a clinic near you.

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Neuro Physiotherapy at Your Convenience

We make sure that accessing ReLiva Physiotherapy service at any of our clinics or scheduling a home visit / online physio session is as easy as possible.
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Patient Reviews

Hear what our patients are saying about their treatment of neurological conditions

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    Ramesh Chinchgharkar

    I was suffering from facial palsy and I was not able to move my jaw; my eyelids were not closing. I had so many difficulties to speak and eat food.
    But once I went to ReLiva, they changed my life and took me to my normal condition. I really thank both the doctors who helped me to get in normal condition. Both of them are so caring. With regular exercise and treatment, I am becoming more and more fit. ReLiva Physiotherapy is really good and caring.

    Facial Palsy Treatment
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    Apoorva Ghanta

    One of the best place for any physiotheraphy related concerns. My brother had massive brain stroke due to which his right hand and leg got paralysed. We could see improvement in just a few days of therapy. They treat and handle patient in very good way! We are more than happy with them ..highly recommend Karthik and Bhavya in ReLiva

    Stroke Rehab
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    Sulochana Shukla

    Patient right side paralysed, bedridden, no speech. Reliva therapist started treatment 2 weeks ago. Present condition: Life has come back to right leg when patient was made to stand with support. She moves left leg two/three steps and puts body weight on right leg. Life is returning to right hand but very slowly. Patient utters one-two words occasionally.

    Paralysis Treatment
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    Chandana Jain

    I had suffered from Bells palsy. I have visited Reliva previously too, for my shoulder pain and I must say I have never been disappointed by the doctors here. I always have good experience with the doctors and staff. They are quite helpful, sensitive towards your problem and knowledgeable. My current therapist is treating me very nicely and patiently and I am getting improvement in my condition.

    Bell's Palsy

More About The Neurological Conditions

Stroke treatment recovery
Stroke Treatment: Life after Rehabilitation

Stroke Treatment: Life after Rehabilitation

Stroke Treatment is planned based on the stroke causes. Find what kind of physiotherapy rehabilitation does a stroke paralysis patient need to recover and move again to have a life after stroke rehab!

Bell’s Palsy Treatment with ReLiva Physiotherapy
Bell’s Palsy: Treatment with ReLiva Physiotherapy

Bell’s Palsy: Treatment with ReLiva Physiotherapy

Bell’s palsy is a condition that causes temporary weakness or facial paralysis of the muscles in one side of the face. Physiotherapy is known to be the best treatment for Bell’s palsy.

Physiotherapy for Parkinson’s Patients
Physiotherapy for Parkinson’s Patients

Physiotherapy for Parkinson’s Patients

Physiotherapy for Parkinson’s Disease treatment includes exercises for parkinsonism to control symptoms like tremors, stiffness, reduce pain and improve walking- helping PD people live independently!

Vertigo Treatment
Vertigo Treatment: VRT

Vertigo Treatment: VRT

Vestibular Rehabilitation Therapy (VRT) is an exercise-based program for Vertigo treatment to reduce disequilibrium and dizziness. ReLiva Physiotherapy provides VRT with a neuro-otological method

Neuralgia
Neuralgia

Neuralgia

Neuralgia can cause Sharp unbearable nerve pain. Physio from ReLiva Physiotherapy tell all about Neuralgia: Types, Causes and best treatment to relieve the symptoms, Trigeminal neuralgia and FAQs

Peripheral Neuropathy Relief with Physiotherapy
Peripheral Neuropathy: Finding Relief Through Physiotherapy

Peripheral Neuropathy: Finding Relief Through Physiotherapy

Diabetic Neuropathy & Peripheral neuropathy due to Guillain Barre syndrome interferes with daily living. Pain relief with Physiotherapy treatment for neuropathy in legs and feet is possible.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Stroke rehabilitation should start as early as medically safe, usually during the hospital stay. People with movement difficulties should be assessed promptly by a trained rehabilitation professional. Once medically stable, rehabilitation may include mobility, balance, strength and functional training, followed by continued therapy at home or in the community as needed.

Neuro rehabilitation can take a few weeks to several months or longer, depending on the neurological condition, severity, functional limitations, age, overall health and rehabilitation goals. Recovery after stroke, brain injury, spinal cord injury or neurological disease varies considerably. Rehabilitation should be regularly reassessed and continued while meaningful goals remain.

Yes. Physiotherapy can help people with Parkinson’s disease maintain mobility, strength, balance and independence. Treatment may include gait training, balance exercises, strengthening, flexibility, aerobic exercise and strategies for movement difficulties. A neuro physiotherapist should tailor the programme to the person’s symptoms, disease stage, medication status and functional goals.

Neither is universally better. Inpatient neuro rehabilitation is generally suited to people who need intensive, multidisciplinary care or close medical supervision, while home physiotherapy suits people who are medically stable and can safely continue rehabilitation at home. The choice depends on functional needs, safety, medical complexity, rehabilitation goals and available family support.

The cost of neuro physiotherapy varies depending on the condition and level of rehabilitation required. At ReLiva, the initial physiotherapy assessment typically ranges from ₹500–₹750, while subsequent neuro physiotherapy sessions generally range from ₹500–₹2,000 per session. Fees may vary based on treatment complexity, therapist expertise, location and whether rehabilitation is provided at home or in a clinic.

Sudden weakness, a drooping face, slurred speech, sudden confusion, or difficulty speaking can be signs of a stroke and require immediate emergency medical care. Do not wait for a physiotherapy appointment. Call emergency medical services or go to the nearest emergency department immediately.