DakshinRehab is a leading physiotherapy and rehabilitation center in Hyderabad offering neuro-rehab, musculoskeletal care, sports injury rehab, post-surgical recovery, and inpatient rehabilitation.
What makes our inpatient facility unique? Our facility bridges the gap between acute hospital discharge and home—providing intensive daily rehabilitation (2–3 hours/day, 6 days/week) with medical oversight, nursing care, and the support services needed for complex cases. How long is the typical stay? Average length of stay is 7–21 days depending on individual progress, condition severity, and recovery goals. What advantages does inpatient care offer? Unlike outpatient clinics, our inpatient setting allows continuous monitoring, rapid adjustment of therapy programs, family training, and safe discharge planning. What amenities do we provide? Comfortable private and shared rooms (AC/non-AC options), nutritious meals tailored to medical needs, personal caretaker arrangements, and a compassionate team ensure dignity and comfort throughout your recovery journey. Our Moosapet, Hyderabad facility is one of the few dedicated inpatient rehabilitation centers in the region, offering hospital-level care in a rehabilitation-focused environment.
Recovery pathway: Acute hospital discharge → Admission & assessment → Intensive daily multidisciplinary therapy → Medical & nursing monitoring → Family training → Safe home discharge with outpatient plan.
Medical history review, functional baseline (mobility, ADL, speech, cognition), nursing assessment, nutrition screen, pressure ulcer risk, and safety evaluation. Multidisciplinary team meeting to set personalized goals and treatment plan. Room assignment (AC/non-AC per preference), orientation, and family meeting.
Daily physiotherapy (gait training, transfers, strengthening, balance), occupational therapy (ADL retraining, adaptive equipment, upper limb function), speech therapy (swallowing, communication), psychology sessions (coping, motivation, cognitive strategies), and nutrition counseling. Therapy schedule tailored to tolerance and progress; typically 2–3 hours/day, 6 days/week.
On-site doctor rounds, medication management, vitals monitoring, wound care, catheter/bowel management, oxygen support if needed, and rapid response to complications. Registered nurses provide continuous care, pain control, infection prevention, and liaison with therapy team. Personal caretaker arrangements available on request for additional support.
In-house orthotics and prosthetics for stroke and spinal cord injury patients (AFO, KAFO, wheelchair seating, pressure relief). Nutritious meals prepared to medical diet plans (diabetic, renal, dysphagia-modified). Comfortable private/shared rooms with AC and non-AC options. Respiratory support (oxygen concentrators, nebulizers, suction). Laundry, housekeeping, and safety protocols.
Weekly progress reviews and goal adjustments. Family/caregiver training (transfers, mobility aids, home exercises, medication, skin care). Home environment assessment and modifications advice. Discharge summary with functional outcomes, medications, follow-up schedule. Seamless transition to outpatient therapy, community support, and tele-rehab as needed.
Goal: restore mobility, speech, cognition, and ADL independence after stroke, TBI, or cerebral hemorrhage. Program includes daily gait/balance training, constraint-induced movement therapy (CIMT), task-specific upper limb retraining, speech therapy (aphasia, dysarthria, dysphagia), cognitive rehab, spasticity management (medications, stretching, positioning), fall prevention, family education on supervision and home safety. Average stay 14–21 days.
Goal: maximize independence in transfers, mobility, ADL, and bowel/bladder management for paraplegia or tetraplegia. Program includes progressive strengthening, transfer training (bed/chair/car), wheelchair skills, skin integrity and pressure relief education, orthotic prescription (AFO, KAFO, TLSO), bowel/bladder program, respiratory therapy if indicated, psychological support for adjustment, equipment trials and home modification planning. Average stay 21–35 days depending on injury level.
Goal: safe return to function after joint replacement, spinal surgery, fracture fixation, or major orthopedic trauma. Program includes daily PT (ROM, strengthening, gait with assistive devices), pain management, wound care, DVT prophylaxis, occupational therapy for ADL adaptations, nutrition for bone/tissue healing, early mobilization protocols to prevent complications. Typical stay 7–14 days for uncomplicated cases; longer if medical co-morbidities.
Goal: restore strength and function after prolonged hospitalization, ICU stay, pneumonia, sepsis, or chronic illness flare. Program includes graded aerobic reconditioning, strength training, balance and fall prevention, nutrition optimization, medication reconciliation, psychological support for depression/anxiety, functional mobility training (stairs, community ambulation), and discharge planning with home health coordination. Average stay 10–14 days.
Inpatient rehab provides intensity and coordination impossible in outpatient settings. Daily therapy sessions (vs. 2–3 per week outpatient) accelerate motor learning and functional gains. 24/7 medical and nursing oversight catches complications early (infections, DVT, pressure ulcers, autonomic dysreflexia) and adjusts treatment rapidly. Multidisciplinary team collaboration—physio, OT, speech, psychology, nutrition, nursing, doctor—ensures all recovery aspects are addressed simultaneously. Family training and discharge planning prepare safe home transitions. Research shows inpatient neuro-rehab shortens hospital stays, reduces readmissions, and improves long-term independence compared to extended acute care or early home discharge without structured rehab.
Example:
Clinical outcomes: Stroke patients completing inpatient rehab show 35–50% greater functional independence (FIM/BI scores) at discharge vs. acute hospital discharge alone. SCI patients achieving safe transfers, bowel/bladder management, and wheelchair mobility in 14–21 days inpatient vs. 6–12 weeks outpatient due to intensity and nursing support. Post-surgical orthopedic patients (TKR, spinal fusion) reaching mobility milestones 2–3 weeks faster with inpatient PT, pain management, and complication monitoring.
We serve patients from the following areas within 5km radius:
All areas within 5km radius of our clinic at ARD Magnum, Moosapet
