Aveerat Health And Therapy Center

Orthopedic rehabilitation is a form of therapy that treats a large variety of conditions that affect the skeletal and muscular systems. A wide range of orthopedic injuries and disabilities, including amputations, joint replacements, fractures, neck and lower back disorders and other orthopedic complications, are treated with orthopedic rehabilitation.

The goal of therapy is to help improve movement so that children can regain or achieve the highest level of physical functioning. Therapists assess areas such as a child's muscle strength and tone, joint function and range of motion, gross motor function, sensory and neuro-motor development, posture, balance, coordination, flexibility, exercise endurance and response to activities, pain, burns and/or wounds. Information gained from evaluations are used to provide an individualized treatment plan for each patient. Some children need specialized equipment to help the regain their independence

Cardiac rehabilitation has helped Aveerat Health and Therapy Center patients rebuild strength and endurance in dealing with:

• Heart attack
• Recovery from surgery, including coronary bypass and valve replacement
• Long-term cardiovascular problems, like congestive heart failure and other heart disease

 our eat-and-run, massive-portion-sized culture, maintaining a healthy weight can be tough—and losing weight, even tougher. If you’ve tried and failed to lose weight before, you may believe that diets don’t work for you. You’re probably right: traditional diets don’t work—at least not in the long term. You'll learn how losing weight will reduce your risk for disease, how increasing your activity can affect your weight loss efforts and about behaviors that lead to weight loss success. Exercise is a dieter’s best friend. It not only burns calories, but also can improve your resting metabolism. No time for a long workout? Research shows that three 10-minute spurts of exercise per day are just as good as one 30-minute workout.

A stroke occurs when blood flow is lost in the brain, causing localized damage. Depending on the severity and part of the brain affected, stroke victims can experience partial paralysis and difficulties with gait, everyday skills, speech and swallowing. Neurological disordersinclude medically complex diseases that attack the body’s central nervous system. Diseases such as Parkinson’s, multiple sclerosis (MS) and Lou Gehrig’s disease, commonly called ALS, require specialized treatment plans. Aveerat Health and Therapy Center uses a team approach to provide patients with an individualized plan that meets those specific needs.

Improved control of bowel and bladder function can help you or  someone you love live an active lifestyle. Aveerat Health and Therapy Center is experienced in determining the best course of treatment for a patient needing to recover, strengthen and/or manage bowel and bladder function. Depending on the type of injury or illness of a patient, a variety of solutions are available ranging from electrical stimulation, biofeedback, and exercises to  help strengthen the bladder and improve bladder control