Geriatric Rehabilitation
Our greying generation is actually our treasure. We ought to give more respect and consideration to the values of our old age people. We are bestowed with the duty of making the environment around them a better place to live. There are an array of medical conditions constantly disturbing them and we aim at making those difficulties simpler by making things easier. They suffer from Degenerative diseases, hypertension, diabetes mellitus, osteoarthritis, visual difficulties, urinary incontinance and many more. They will require a total reprogramming in their diet schedule and daily routines suiting to the medical conditions they are associate with. Geriatric rehabilitation is one among our major specialties where we treat our old generation with due care and respect.
Our geriatric rehabilitation specialists understand the unique needs of older adults. We tailor our geriatric rehabilitation programs for patients who may have multiple problems – physical, cognitive, and functional needs are all considered. We help families understand the best approach to caring for their loved ones and we empower older patients to live as independently as possible.
This rehabilitation helps patients who are struggling to maintain their independence:
- After being discharged from the hospital
- Following a surgery
- After an illness
- Because of declining health
Common conditions treated
- Arthritis
- Balance and coordination
- Cardiac disorders
- Cognitive impairments & dementia
- Depression
- Frailty
- Incontinence
- Frequent falls
- Joint replacement
- Osteoporosis
- Pain
- Parkinson’s disease
- Swallowing disorders
- Vision disorders
- Walking difficulty
- Weakness
Rehabilitation services provided
Inpatient Rehabilitation Facilities
Inpatient rehabilitation facilities help those with Parkinson’s disease, hip fractures, stroke, or traumatic brain injury who need intensive therapy to return home. Again, a variety of healthcare specialists will work with patients—but one difference in inpatient rehabilitation facilities is the amount of time devoted to rehabilitation.
Nursing Facilities
The goal of nurse is to assist individuals with a disability and/or chronic illness to attain and maintain maximum function. The staff nurse assists clients in adapting to an altered lifestyle, while providing a therapeutic environment for client's and their family's development. Nursing care will be provided 24 hours/day, seven days a week at inpatient facilities.
Outpatient Facilities
Often part of a larger medical complex, these facilities offer access to physicians and a full range of rehabilitation professionals without going to a hospital. Patients live at home, but typically visit the facility for several hours a day, 2 to 3 days a week, and receive coordinated and focused therapy sessions. For this to be a viable option, the patient must have access to transportation.
Physical Therapy
PT’s evaluate and treat problems with moving, balance, and coordination. Physiotherapists work with patients to restore movement, strength, stability and/or functional ability and reduce pain via targeted exercise and a range of other treatment methods. They also provide training and exercises to improve things like walking, sitting, picking things up, and moving around without losing balance.
Occupational Therapy
This form of therapy focuses on restoring an individual's ability to perform necessary daily activities. This may mean working to improve fine motor skills, restore balance, or assist patients in learning how to increase their functional ability via use of adaptive equipment, among other potential treatment options.
Respiratory Therapy
Used to aid patients who have breathing disorders or difficulties, this form of rehabilitation therapy works to help them decrease respiratory distress, maintain open airways and, when necessary, learn how to use inhalers and supplemental oxygen properly
Psychologists
Psychologists are concerned with the mental and emotional health of patients that contribute to their wellness and recovery. Psychologists may also treat thinking or memory problems in stroke recovery patients.
Ayurveda
Holistic approach for chronic medical conditions are delivered with their full authenticity by eminent physicians expert in the field.
Please send us an up-to-date medical report (in German or English). As soon as our team of doctors has assessed the patient’s condition, Seha Garden International Hospital will send you an individual quotation.
Regular clothing and nightwear (bedclothes will be provided)
Bathing wear (dressing gown and bath slippers will be provided)
Drugs (drugs for your neurological treatment will mostly be provided)
Tracksuit / sportswear
Casual shoes
Solid footwear
Sanitary products
Splints / supports etc.
You live in a comfortable room suitable for wheelchairs, with balcony and a spacious bathroom. Most of the rooms face South, with a view over Lake Constance. All rooms are equipped with a comfortable electric bed, telephone, internet access, TV set and room safe. Your will find a hair dryer, dressing gown and bath slippers.
Seha Garden International Hospital offer many additional services, e.g. your personal newspaper, fresh fruit, mineral water and, of course, attractive programmes for your leisure time and excursions.
The Seha Garden International Hospital offers all international patients a predetermined number of therapy hours per week. The treatment schedule will be prepared individually for each patient and adjusted to the patient’s health status.
The Seha Garden International Hospital is equipped with highly specialised therapeutic devices. The Allensbach site has a swimming pool for hydrotherapy and also provides ultramodern therapeutic machines e.g. the Vector system (for gait training) and the Armeo system.
You need to pay in advance to ensure payment of the incurring costs. If your payment exceeds the sum stated in the final invoice, the overpaid money will, of course, be refunded. If the sum stated in the final invoice exceeds your advance payment due to unforeseen complications, we will ask you to pay the outstanding amount.
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