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Neurological Rehabilitation in Burlington
Neurological conditions affect movement, balance and daily function. Targeted rehabilitation helps you maintain and improve independence.
Understanding the condition
About neurological rehabilitation
Neurological rehabilitation supports people living with conditions such as stroke, multiple sclerosis (MS) and Parkinson's disease. Treatment focuses on improving strength, balance, walking and coordination, and on adapting activities to maintain independence. The nervous system can adapt with practice, and consistent, goal-focused exercise supports progress and helps slow decline.
Common symptoms
- Weakness on one or both sides
- Balance problems or falls
- Difficulty walking
- Stiffness, tremor or spasticity
- Fatigue affecting daily activities
Common causes
- Stroke
- Multiple sclerosis
- Parkinson's disease
- Peripheral neuropathy
- Other neurological conditions
How we treat it
Our approach at Tread Well
01
Functional assessment
We assess strength, balance, walking and daily tasks, and set goals with you and your family.
02
Targeted exercise
Task-specific practice, balance training and strengthening support improved movement.
03
Independence and safety
Falls prevention, mobility aid advice and home programs help you stay active and safe.
Who treats this condition
These practitioners commonly treat this condition, and your care can be coordinated between them. You may book directly with the practitioner of your choice.
Neurological Rehabilitation: common questions
Related services
Covered by most extended health plans. Direct billing is available to many major insurers.Billing details
Book an assessment for neurological rehabilitation
Most new patients prefer to call. Reception can advise which practitioner is best suited to your concern and arrange a suitable time. Online booking is also available if you would prefer to book directly.
3305 Harvester Road, Burlington, Ontario L7N 3N2