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About us

Brain Rehab Physio Clinic was founded by a team of American Board Certified stroke specialists and physical therapy experts who recognized the importance of cerebrovascular disease, including stroke.

Currently, Thailand is slowing turning into an aging society. Incidence of stroke increases with age. In addition to affecting the quality of life of the patient, stroke also affects relatives and caregivers. Stroke also create a large impact on the economy of the country as well. Post stroke treatment and rehabilitation with physical therapy is an important tool to assist stroke patients with recovery which can reduce the burden on relatives and caregivers.

Brain Rehab Physio Clinic team is committed to improving stroke patients’ quality of life, by utilizing our experience from the United States. In addition, our clinic also provides pain treatment services for musculoskeletal system diseases, patients recovering from knee and hip joint surgery, office syndrome, and various sports injuries

Our clinic is committed to being a leader in rehabilitation of stroke patients while providing holistic, personalized approach to improving stroke patients’ quality of life.

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Assessment

Ultrasound

Shockwave (Asoke)

Electrical Stimulation

Gun Massage

Joint Mobilization

Manual Traction

Stretching

Hot/Cold Compress

Exercises

Home Program

Posture Correction

FAQs

Why Brain Rehab Clinic?

Patients can contact us 24/7 via Line or Facebook. Besides, we follow up on symptoms, treatment outcomes, as well as giving advices on basic self-care until the next appointment.

What is the difference?

Our physiotherapists have more than 10 years of work experience. We assure that patients will receive the best and safest treatment.

Do you have 8-step treatment?

No, we choose the right treatment methods for each patient's condition, such as electrical stimulation is not suitable for every case, so we take time to focus on the right treatment that works best.

So what is the treatment focus on?

The treatment focuses on balancing the muscles on both sides, reducing inflammation of trigger point which is the source of pain, adjusting the structure or “Posture Correction” whether you are sleeping, sitting, standing or walking, according to the principles of Ergonomics. We also emphasize on exercises to prevent recurring pain in the future.

What is the difference between normal exercises and exercises by physiotherapists?

Physical therapy exercises focus on strengthening the muscles in the specific area. This will help prevent recurring injuries in the same spot. In addition to physiotherapy treatment, as if you had a personal trainer, designing individual's exercises to suit the muscle condition at that moment.

The pain will eventually go away because the body can heal itself. Right?

The human body can repair injuries by itself, but we need to move or use it all the time, making self-healing more difficult. If the pain remains for 2-3 days, we do recommend you to attend physiotherapy sessions, helping you recover faster and reduce pain from the injuries.

How many visits and frequency should I attend physiotherapy sessions?

Depending on the symptoms, for example, tendinitis will take longer to heal than muscle inflammation. For Herniated Nucleus Pulposus (HNP), physiotherapy can only provide supportive care and reduce pain. Patients should attend physiotherapy sessions at least 1-2 times a week for follow-up and continuity of treatment for a faster healing process .

My condition is getting better. Can I stop physiotherapy treatment?

Physical therapy treatment requires a continuation of treatment due to the electrical wave used in the treatment is effective for a certain period of time. If the patient stops treatment without being completely cured, like taking a drug that doesn't complete the full dose, it might cause a recurring pain or chronic pain.

What conditions can't be treated by physiotherapy?

Genetic Disorders, such as Congenital scoliosis, or some chronic health conditions, such as Diabetic neuropathy, cannot be treated by physiotherapy treatment.