Stroke rehabilitation | St John of God Ballarat Hospital
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Stroke rehabilitation
Rehabilitation can greatly improve your quality of life after a stroke.
We offer rehabilitation as soon as possible to offer you the best chance of recovery. We involve you and your carers in setting goals and develop individual rehabilitation plans to help you meet these milestones.
Our stroke rehabilitation services
The aim of stroke rehabilitation is to help you get your independence back, while preparing you for daily life when you return home or to your community. We use the principles of neuroplasticity to assist in brain re-training, to help you reach your full potential.
We work with you and your family and carers to set goals for your recovery.
Your rehabilitation plan may include:
physiotherapy to help improve your strength, movement and flexibility
occupational therapy to teach you different ways to go about your daily activities like showering, dressing and personal hygiene
speech therapy to strengthen your voice and improve the way you communicate, or if you are having trouble chewing or swallowing
a social worker to look at your support networks and to link you to community support services which can help you once you are home.
Rehabilitation after a stroke is a partnership between you, your family and your health care team and should include your GP once you return home.
We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of Country throughout Australia and recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and community. We pay our respect to them and their cultures and to Elders past and present.
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Our services
Rehabilitation services
Stroke rehabilitation
Our services
Emergency Department
Maternity
During your pregnancy
After the birth of your baby
Parent education
Neonatal special care
Breastfeeding and lactation
Support for mums and families
Medical and surgical
Rehabilitation services
Allied health
Cardiac rehabilitation
Chronic pain management
Exercise physiology
Falls prevention and balance
Hydrotherapy
Inpatient rehabilitation
Neurological rehabilitation
Occupational therapy
Oncology rehabilitation
Orthopaedic rehabilitation
Outpatient rehabilitation
Parkinson's disease
Physiotherapy
Pulmonary rehabilitation
Reconditioning
Speech pathology
Stroke rehabilitation
Community and youth
Healthcare at Home
Self-funded care
Stroke rehabilitation
Rehabilitation can greatly improve your quality of life after a stroke.
We offer rehabilitation as soon as possible to offer you the best chance of recovery. We involve you and your carers in setting goals and develop individual rehabilitation plans to help you meet these milestones.
Our stroke rehabilitation services
The aim of stroke rehabilitation is to help you get your independence back, while preparing you for daily life when you return home or to your community. We use the principles of neuroplasticity to assist in brain re-training, to help you reach your full potential.
We work with you and your family and carers to set goals for your recovery.
Your rehabilitation plan may include:
physiotherapy to help improve your strength, movement and flexibility
occupational therapy to teach you different ways to go about your daily activities like showering, dressing and personal hygiene
speech therapy to strengthen your voice and improve the way you communicate, or if you are having trouble chewing or swallowing
a social worker to look at your support networks and to link you to community support services which can help you once you are home.
Rehabilitation after a stroke is a partnership between you, your family and your health care team and should include your GP once you return home.
We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of Country throughout Australia and recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and community. We pay our respect to them and their cultures and to Elders past and present.
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