Common Challenges After a Stroke
Our specialized program is designed to help you overcome these common post-stroke difficulties.
Meet Our Neuro-Rehabilitation Specialists
Your recovery is guided by licensed doctors of physiotherapy with expertise in neurological conditions.
Dr. Mina Gamil
Medical Director
Dr. Mina Gamil is the Medical Director of Physio Cure Dubai and an award-winning expert in physiotherapy and rehabilitation. He is known for his comprehensive and patient-centered approach, using the latest evidence-based techniques to help patients recover.
Dr. Shaimaa Hamdalla
Senior Physiotherapist
Dr. Shaimaa Hamdalla is a highly skilled Senior Physiotherapist specializing in women's health, postpartum recovery, and chronic pain physiotherapy, known for her patient-centered, holistic approach.
Dr. Talaat Abdelhakeem
Senior Physiotherapist
Dr. Talaat Abdelhakeem is a renowned Senior Physiotherapist specializing in pediatric physiotherapy, neuro-rehabilitation, and orthopedic physiotherapy. Parents praise his compassionate, effective techniques.
Our comprehensive approach to helping you regain independence.
A structured, supportive, and personalized path to recovery.
Goals of Stroke Rehabilitation
Our therapy is designed to achieve meaningful improvements in your daily life.
Real stories of hope and recovery from our patients.
Ahmed Al-Futtaim
Patient's Son
"After my father's stroke, we felt helpless. The team at Physio Cure, especially Dr. Talaat, created a compassionate and effective plan. Seeing my father regain the ability to walk and care for himself has been a miracle for our family."
Fatima Khan
Patient
"I lost movement on my left side and my confidence with it. The one-on-one sessions and focus on functional tasks helped me relearn everything. I can now cook and manage my daily life independently again. I am forever grateful."
David Williams
Patient
"The team's expertise in neuro-rehabilitation is second to none. They understood the complexities of my condition and used advanced techniques to improve my balance and coordination significantly. This clinic gave me my life back."
Answers to common questions about our treatment.
When should rehabilitation start after a stroke?
Rehabilitation should begin as soon as the patient is medically stable, often within 24-48 hours after the stroke. Early intervention is crucial for maximizing recovery potential.
How long does stroke rehabilitation take?
The duration of stroke rehabilitation varies greatly for each individual. It can range from a few months to over a year, depending on the severity of the stroke, the patient's goals, and their rate of progress.
Is recovery possible years after a stroke?
Yes, improvements are possible even years after a stroke. While early rehab is ideal, targeted physiotherapy can still help improve function, strength, and quality of life at any stage of recovery.
What does stroke rehabilitation involve?
Our program involves a multidisciplinary approach including motor skill retraining, balance and coordination therapy, strength training, gait and mobility exercises, and functional activity training to help patients regain independence.
How do you help with spasticity (muscle stiffness)?
We use a combination of specialized stretching techniques, manual therapy, appropriate modalities, and targeted exercises to manage spasticity, reduce stiffness, and improve movement.
Do you involve family members in the therapy?
Absolutely. Family involvement is key to a successful recovery. We provide education, training, and support for caregivers and family members to ensure a safe and encouraging home environment.
Take the first step on the road to recovery. Schedule your free, no-obligation consultation directly below.