At Home Physiotherapy
What is it
It is the provision of physiotherapy services directly in your own place (home, office). It is for those who face difficulties with mobility or simply prefer the comfort and familiarity of their own environment for their rehabilitation. The goal is to provide individualized physiotherapy in a familiar and safe setting, maximizing therapeutic benefits and accelerating the return to daily functionality and independence.
Who is it for
- Elderly individuals with mobility difficulties.
- People with reduced mobility who find it challenging to travel due to injury, disability or other limitations.
- Patients in pre- or post-operative stages, for rapid and effective rehabilitation before and after surgery, without the burden of travel.
- Individuals with neurological conditions, for improving functionality within their own environment.
- Patients with acute or chronic musculoskeletal conditions, who need immediate relief and treatment at home.
- Bedridden individuals or those with long-term hospitalization, for preventing complications due to immobility and maintaining muscle mass and mobility.
What it includes
- Comprehensive Assessment at your place (home, workplace)
- History Taking: Recording medical history, symptoms, functional limitations and goals.
- Clinical and Functional Assessment: Specific clinical and functional tests to identify potential causes and aggravating factors (e.g., obstacles, stairs, furniture arrangement, etc.).
- Individualized Treatment Plan Design
- Creation of a customized rehabilitation program, adapted to your needs, capabilities and goals, taking into account the specifics of your living or working environment.
- Patient and Family Education
- Consultation on symptom self-management and adopting optimal ergonomic habits.
- Education on exercises and strategies for preventing relapses.
- Training for caregivers to support the patient.
- Consultation on space arrangement and modification.
- Re-evaluation and Plan Adjustment
- Continuous re-evaluation of progress and adjustment of the treatment plan whenever necessary, for a smooth return to independent living, where feasible.