Multiple Sclerosis Program
Adaptive rehabilitation programs designed to manage MS symptoms, maintain functional capacity, and improve quality of life across all disease stages.
Condition Overview
Multiple sclerosis presents unique rehabilitation challenges due to its variable and often unpredictable course. Our MS program is designed to be adaptive, responding to disease fluctuations while consistently working toward maintaining and improving functional capacity.
Our Treatment Approach
Our approach integrates fatigue management strategies, temperature-controlled exercise protocols, spasticity management, balance and coordination training, and cognitive rehabilitation. Treatment intensity is carefully calibrated to avoid symptom exacerbation while maximizing therapeutic benefit.
Technology Used
Tyromotion robotic systems for controlled motor training, Storz Medical shockwave therapy for spasticity management, Nexus electrophysiology for neuromuscular monitoring, Alpinion ultrasound for musculoskeletal assessment.
Expected Functional Outcomes
Improved mobility and reduced fatigue impact, better spasticity management, enhanced balance and fall prevention, maintained upper extremity function, and improved overall quality of life.
Duration & Monitoring
Flexible program structure with intensive phases of 3–6 weeks during relapses and maintenance sessions 1–2 times weekly during stable periods. Ongoing reassessment ensures protocol adaptation.