Walk Again provides reliable and efficient rehabilitation care from cognitive therapy to specialized programs. Avail the holistic neuropsychological rehabilitation for Multiple Sclerosis with a personalized approach.
In multiple sclerosis, the immune system attacks the myelin sheath that surrounds the nerve fiber, which is in charge of carrying impulses throughout the brain and spinal cord. It is a chronic illness of the central nervous system. Nerve conduction is hindered at different locations in the nervous system where myelin has been destroyed by plaques of hardened tissue (sclerosis).
Empower your Rehabilitation journey with FDA-approved and Internationally recognized Neuromodulation Techniques that integrate Real-time Biofeedback to regenerate and improve body functions.
World’s 1st wearable exoskeleton that aims at regenerating and enhancing limb function
A wireless device for rehabilitation through unilateral and bilateral training Interactive therapies.
World’s thinnest posturography system used for balance training and fall prevention.
World’s 1st multi-limb rehabilitation robot that addresses and corrects motor deficits.
Our highly specialized neurorehabilitation approach at Walk Again aims to minimize, restore, and/or compensate for functional abnormalities brought on by multiple sclerosis. We offer patients individualized, all-encompassing care that is supported by the expertise of a diverse team of professionals. Scientific precision, coupled with human compassion, can make a big difference in the lives of people living with multiple sclerosis. It also has the potential to benefit from possibilities presented by the latest advances that can provide significant qualitative improvements.
Walk Again uses a methodical process to evaluate the process's advantages on patient functionality, quality of life, and community participation, comparing results against other neurorehabilitation centers worldwide and tracking progress.
Rehabilitation for Multiple Sclerosis aids in achieving daily living functions, promoting independence, setting up exercise programs, improving back motor skills, managing incontinence, and enhancing thinking abilities. It also involves adjusting the home setup for safety and mobility.
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