Physical therapy and rehabilitation are scientific methods applied to enhance patients' mobility, reduce pain, ensure functional independence, and improve quality of life. It supports the treatment and recovery process in musculoskeletal, neurological, orthopedic, and neurodegenerative disorders.

What Diseases Does Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Treat?

• Muscle and joint pain
• Herniated discs (lumbar and cervical)
• Spine disorders
• Osteoarthritis
• Rheumatic diseases
• Post-stroke rehabilitation
• Sports injuries
• Post-surgical recovery and rehabilitation
• Neurological disorders like Multiple Sclerosis (MS) and Parkinson's disease
• Developmental delays and orthopedic problems in children
• Muscle weakness and balance problems

What Treatment Methods Are Applied?

• Manual therapy (hands-on treatment)
• Exercise programs (muscle strengthening, flexibility improvement)
• Electrotherapy (TENS, ultrasound, laser therapy)
• Massage and mobilization techniques
• Orthotics and assistive devices
• Pain management and functional exercises
• Neurological rehabilitation applications
• Respiratory physiotherapy
• Posture correction exercises

How Does the Treatment Process Progress?

The physical therapy and rehabilitation process begins with a detailed assessment of the patient. After a physical examination and necessary tests, a personalized treatment plan is created. Progress is regularly monitored during the treatment process, and the plan is updated as needed.

Who Can Benefit from Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Services?

• Those experiencing chronic pain
• People with limited mobility
• Those needing post-surgical support
• Individuals with muscle weakness and balance issues
• Athletes with sports injuries
• People with neurological disorders