INTEGRATED HEALTH CARE CLINIC FOR PARKINSON’S DISEASE

Overcoming Parkinson’s

Winning back your independence through MIOT Rehab Centre

Parkinson’s disease can impact many aspects of life ranging from ability to communicate effectively, coping in workplace, performing day to day activities, psycho-social, emotional, sleep, bowel disturbances, cognition and nutrition. Non-motor symptoms, if not specifically assessed leads to poor quality of life.

MIOT Rehab Centre is designed to provide Integrated Healthcare which meets all the above multi-dimensional needs of patients affected with Parkinson’s disease (PD) by a dedicated team and state of the art infrastructure all under one roof.

• Physical Therapists
• Speech Language Swallow Specialists
• Cognitive Specialists
• Occupational therapists
• Dietician
• Counselling Psychologist
• Movement disorder specialist

MIOT Expertise for Parkinson’s:

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Non motor symptoms of Parkinson’s Disease & Quality of Life:

Individuals with Parkinson’s disease can face many challenges to their quality of life. Motor symptoms of Parkinson's disease are the most obvious manifestation of the disease. However, non-motor symptoms of Parkinson’s disease can contribute to changes in many aspects of ability and lifestyle ranging from ability to communicate effectively, coping in workplace, performing day to day activities, psycho-social, emotional, sleep, bowel disturbances, cognition and nutrition. Non-motor symptoms are common and can remain substantially unrecognized if they are not specifically assessed. Such lack of recognition often leads to poor Quality of life.

What are the Goals of treatment for Parkinson’s disease?

The goal of Parkinson’s treatment is to reduce symptoms and maintain functioning for as long as possible.  Diminished capacity to function normally and independently can be challenging or even devastating for those with Parkinson’s disease and their family. Due to the heterogenous nature of non-motor symptoms across the disease and individuals, treatments should focus on comprehensive and customized programs that address each of the needs of a person with PD.

What we offer in MIOT

We all need to do the things that make life meaningful and keep us independent, whether in our work, hobbies, social life or in simply taking care of ourselves. We offer Just what you need!

Integrated health care for Parkinson’s disease introduces life changing therapies that help individuals with Parkinson’s disease overcome the disability. Integrating medicine & health care therapies links programs that one can follow to maintain the highest possible level of health and wellness, taking into measure the full spectrum of physical, communication, cognitive, mental, social, and emotional factors that impact a person’s day-to-day well-being all under one roof comprising of a highly specialized team of Physical Therapists, Speech Language Swallow Specialists, Cognitive Specialists, Occupational therapists, Dietician, Counselling Psychologist & Movement disorder specialist.