Specialists of the medical rehabilitation department provide treatment and rehabilitation of patients with:

- various diseases of the nervous system (consequences of strokes, traumatic brain injuries, chronic cerebral ischemia, headaches, vegetative-vascular dystonia, etc;)

- diseases and consequences of injuries to the musculoskeletal system;

- rehabilitation after injuries, fractures, and surgeries;

- Diseases of the cardiovascular and bronchopulmonary systems.

A strictly individual program for each patient, taking into account the characteristics of the disease, the state of the body, the level of rehabilitation potential, and the patient's rehabilitation prognosis. Rehabilitation has a resorptive effect in the area of the lesion, improves cerebral hemodynamics, and restores movement in the limbs, after treatment, speech disorders decrease or completely regress, and cognitive disorders (memory, attention, perception, thinking) decrease.

Methods of treatment:

1. Post-isometric relaxation (PIR) - to improve the function and mobility of the limb

2. Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation (PNF) - to stimulate and facilitate the performance of any movement (whole body or limb, up to eyelid movements and facial muscles)

3. Passive mechanotherapy - aimed at strengthening the muscles of the back and lower extremities

4. Therapeutic gymnastics (individual and group)

5. Massage - improving lymphatic drainage, improving blood circulation, tropism

6. Kinesiotaping is a therapeutic process or treatment method that improves blood circulation, reduces pain, and promotes intensive injury healing.