Comprehensive Rehabilitation Services

Comprehensive rehabilitation services designed to support recovery and improve quality of life—delivered with expertise, compassion, and personalized care.

Neurological Rehabilitation

Regaining movement, speech, memory, and independence after neurological conditions like stroke.

Transition Care

Building strength, mobility, function, and independence after serious illness or injury.

Post Operative Care

Supporting recovery, healing, and functional restoration after major surgeries or procedures.

Geriatric Care

Focused care supporting mobility, health, safety, and independence in older adults.

Orthopaedic rehabilitation

Restoring movement, reducing pain, and rebuilding strength after musculoskeletal injuries or surgery.

Occupational Therapy

Helping individuals regain independence in daily activities, routines, and functional skills.

Speech Therapy

Improving communication, speech clarity, and swallowing for better daily functioning.

Helpful Answers for Patients and Families

Which rehabilitation service is right for my condition?

The right service depends on your condition, goals and stage of recovery, whether that is neurological rehabilitation after a stroke, orthopaedic rehabilitation after surgery, or support such as speech and occupational therapy. If you are unsure, the team can review your situation and recommend the most suitable service after a proper assessment.

Can a patient receive more than one type of therapy at the same time?

Yes, most patients benefit from combining therapies, for example physiotherapy alongside occupational therapy or speech therapy, since recovery often involves multiple areas of function at once. Dexterity’s doctors, therapists and nurses work from a shared care plan so these therapies are coordinated rather than delivered in isolation.

What is the difference between physiotherapy and rehabilitation?

Physiotherapy is one specific discipline focused on movement, strength and physical mobility. Rehabilitation is the broader, coordinated process that may combine physiotherapy with occupational therapy, speech therapy, nursing and medical care to help a person recover function and independence after illness, injury or surgery.

How is the right service recommended after the first assessment?

After an initial assessment, the clinical team reviews the patient’s condition, functional ability and personal goals to decide which combination of services, such as neurological rehabilitation, orthopaedic rehabilitation, or occupational and speech therapy, will be most beneficial. This recommendation is then discussed with the patient and family before the programme begins.

Are rehabilitation services available for children as well as adults?

Yes. Alongside adult neurological and orthopaedic recovery, Dexterity treats paediatric conditions including cerebral palsy and delayed developmental milestones. Paediatric therapy is tailored to the child’s age and stage of development, so it’s best to speak with the team about your child’s specific needs to confirm suitability.

How do you measure whether a particular therapy is working?

Progress is tracked by regularly reviewing functional goals, such as mobility, strength, independence in daily activities and communication, against the individualised plan set for each patient. Because the care team meets regularly to review each patient’s plan, therapy approaches can be adjusted promptly if progress is slower than expected.

Expert Care.
Meaningful Recovery.

Start your recovery journey with the right support. Contact our team today to learn more about our services and find the care that fits your needs.