Home physiotherapy after a stroke or with Parkinson's
After a stroke, or with a condition such as Parkinson's, rehabilitation makes most sense where the person lives: at home, with their own routines.
Who it's for
For people who have had a stroke and come home with difficulty moving, walking or using an arm, and for people with Parkinson's or other neurological conditions who want to maintain their mobility.
What we work on
Mobility, balance, walking, transfers (from bed to chair, from chair to bathroom), using the affected arm in everyday tasks and fall prevention. I give guidance to family and carers for day-to-day handling.
Working together
If the person is also being treated at hospital or by other professionals, the work at home complements it. I help bring what's done in the clinic into daily life.
What the visits are like
- First visit with assessment and plan
- Sessions at your home, with all the equipment
- Exercises to do between sessions
- Guidance for the family
- Invoice for your insurer
Frequently asked questions
Does physio help if the stroke was some time ago?
Yes. Although the first months are key, mobility, safety and independence can keep improving later on.
And with Parkinson's?
Regular exercise helps maintain mobility and balance. We work on strategies to walk, turn and get up more safely.