Services
Stroke rehabilitation, with a full multidisciplinary team
A dedicated rehabilitation program for stroke patients
KMC Hospital’s stroke rehabilitation centre cares for patients with paresis and paralysis through a multidisciplinary team, physiotherapy, occupational therapy and speech therapy, working from an individual plan to restore movement and daily independence as far as possible.
Dedicated rehab team
Doctors, physiotherapists, and occupational therapists working together
Service highlights
Dedicated rehab team
Doctors, physiotherapists, and occupational therapists working together
Individual rehab plan
Adjusted to severity and the patient’s goals
Progress tracking
[ Assessment methodology to be confirmed ]
Who is this for?
- Stroke patients discharged from hospital who need continuing rehabilitation
- Patients with limb weakness, difficulty speaking or difficulty swallowing after a stroke
- Families wanting a long-term recovery plan run by a multidisciplinary team
How the care works
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The multidisciplinary team assesses the patient’s abilities and limitations
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An individual plan is built (physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy)
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Continuous rehabilitation with periodic progress review
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A plan for continuing care at home or in the nursing home, whichever suits
Why KMC Hospital
The full multidisciplinary team is in one place, no referrals across several sites.
Hydrotherapy, Thai physical therapy and Chinese medicine are available as complements to recovery.
Long-term care carries on seamlessly through the nursing home and home care services.
Frequently asked questions
When should rehabilitation start after a stroke?
As soon as the patient is out of the critical phase and their doctor advises, the early period has a strong influence on recovery.
How long does rehabilitation take?
It varies, depending on severity and which areas are affected. The team assesses and plans in stages.
Can the patient stay during rehabilitation?
Yes, both as an outpatient and as a resident in the hospital’s nursing home.