About This Service
It is the first question almost every family asks. The honest answer is that recovery is different for every person, but the brain can relearn a great deal, especially in the first three to six months. What makes the biggest difference is early, regular and well-planned physiotherapy, with enough rest, good food and encouragement in between.
At Manan, stroke rehabilitation is not one short session a week. Inpatients receive physiotherapy every day, and our 24-hour staff practise safe movement with them between sessions, so progress continues all day.
Conditions We Help With
- Paralysis / Stroke
- Hemiplegia (one Side Weakness)
- Shoulder Pain After Stroke
- Walking Difficulty
- Balance And Coordination Problems
Common Questions
As soon as the doctor says it is safe, often within the first days. Early, gentle movement prevents stiffness and helps the brain begin to relearn. Delaying therapy for weeks can make recovery harder.
No. Improvement is usually fastest in the first months, but many people still gain strength, balance and confidence much later with the right exercises. We assess what is possible and set realistic goals.
Yes. Our home visit physiotherapists come to homes across the Kathmandu Valley. Many families start with inpatient care for intensive daily therapy, then continue with home visits.
Inpatient means staying at Manan with daily therapy and 24-hour care. Outpatient means clinic sessions. Home visits bring the physiotherapist to you.
Budhanilkantha, Golfutar, Maharajgunj, Bansbari, Dhapasi, Tokha, Kapan, Bouddha, Chabahil, Baluwatar, Lazimpat, and Lalitpur and Bhaktapur by schedule.
No. You can come directly. If an X-ray, MRI or specialist opinion is needed, we will tell you and help arrange it.
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