Stroke Rehabilitation Physiotherapy in Dhaka — At Your Home

It's a structured physiotherapy program that helps stroke patients regain movement, strength, balance and independence through guided, repeated exercise and hands-on techniques.

Timing depends on medical stability and is decided by the treating physician. Once cleared, starting structured physiotherapy promptly generally supports better recovery outcomes.

Physiotherapy can help many patients regain some movement, strength and function through targeted exercises, though the degree of recovery varies by severity and individual factors.

Recovery timelines vary widely — from weeks to many months — depending on stroke severity, the brain area affected, and consistency of therapy. Your physiotherapist will set realistic milestones for your case.

The core techniques are the same as in a clinic. Home physiotherapy can also help because exercises are practiced in the patient's real living environment, which supports carryover into daily life.

Common approaches include balance training, gait re-education, range-of-motion exercises, strengthening, and functional task practice — all personalized by your physiotherapist to your condition.

Cost depends on the patient's condition, session frequency and location within Dhaka. Call or WhatsApp +8801914958611 for an exact quote.

Many stroke patients regain some level of walking ability with consistent gait and balance training, though outcomes depend on the severity and location of the stroke.

NDT is a hands-on physiotherapy approach that uses guided movement and positioning to help retrain normal movement patterns after neurological injury such as a stroke.

Yes. Balance and coordination training is a core part of stroke rehabilitation and also helps reduce fall risk.

Spasticity is muscle stiffness or tightness that can follow a stroke. Physiotherapy techniques such as stretching, positioning and guided movement can help manage it as part of an overall plan with your physician.

This varies by patient. After the first home assessment, your physiotherapist will recommend a personalized plan with an estimated session frequency and duration.

Yes. Bedridden patients can benefit from positioning, gentle range-of-motion work, and bed mobility training to prevent complications and prepare for further recovery.

We currently serve Dhanmondi, Mirpur, Uttara, Mohammadpur, Gulshan, Banani, Bashundhara, Badda, Motijheel, Farmgate and nearby areas.

Yes, on request we arrange a female physiotherapist to ensure the patient's comfort during treatment.

Your physiotherapist evaluates strength, movement, balance and daily-function goals, then builds a personalized treatment plan with you and your family.

Yes. Caregiver training is part of our approach so family members can safely support exercises and daily transfers between sessions.

Sessions are generally designed to be tolerable and are paced to the patient's comfort. Some stretching or effort-based exercises may cause mild, temporary discomfort, which your physiotherapist will manage.

Our physiotherapists bring the basic assessment and treatment equipment required for a home-based session.

Physiotherapy itself doesn't prevent stroke recurrence, but improved mobility, strength and activity levels can support overall health. Stroke prevention should be managed with your physician.

Physiotherapy focuses on movement, strength and mobility, while occupational therapy focuses on daily-living skills like dressing and eating. Many stroke patients benefit from both.

Your physiotherapist monitors changes in strength, balance, mobility and functional independence across sessions and adjusts the plan accordingly.

Yes. Our physiotherapists are experienced with elderly and post-stroke patients, using safe, gentle techniques suited to their needs.

Have any medical reports or discharge summaries ready, along with a clear space for movement, so the assessment can start smoothly.

Speech and swallowing difficulties are typically managed by a speech-language therapist. Ask us and we can help guide you toward the right referral alongside physiotherapy.

Yes. Balance training, strength work and home mobility guidance are core parts of reducing fall risk in stroke recovery.

Call or WhatsApp us at +8801914958611 and we'll confirm a convenient time for a home visit, subject to availability.

We can still provide bed-based physiotherapy, including positioning, range-of-motion work and gradual mobility progression as appropriate.

Plans are based on the patient's specific weakness pattern, stage of recovery, home environment and personal goals, reassessed as progress is made.

If you notice sudden new weakness, facial drooping, slurred speech or confusion, seek emergency medical care immediately rather than starting physiotherapy.