Rehabilitation articles
The questions there is rarely time to answer in full during a session: how recovery actually works, what to expect from it and where to go for help. Written by Oleksandr Kaliuzhnyi, physical therapist, in practice since 2012.
How Long Stroke Rehabilitation Takes
There is no single timeline — but there are stages of stroke recovery and markers specialists work with. What sets the pace and when sessions can start.
Read →When to Start Stroke Rehabilitation
The moment matters, but the actual day is decided by the treating doctor. What happens in hospital, where to go after discharge, and why the pause costs.
Read →Safe Movement at Home After a Stroke: How to Help Without Harm
Why movement at home matters, how to support safely and what never to do after a stroke: shoulder injury, falls, overload signs and when to call a doctor.
Read →Rehabilitation After Knee or Hip Replacement
Recovery after a knee or hip replacement: the stages, why the operating surgeon sets the protocol, what a physical therapist does, and the warning signs.
Read →Rehabilitation After a Fracture: Stages of Recovery
What a cast does to an arm or leg, how recovery is staged once the cast comes off, why swelling lingers, and the warning signs that mean calling a doctor.
Read →Physical therapy after a combat injury: first steps and regaining movement
Physical therapy after a combat injury for Ukrainian Armed Forces service members: how blast and gunshot wounds differ, the recovery route, and its limits.
Read →Rehabilitation after amputation: from the residual limb to walking on a prosthesis
Rehabilitation after amputation for Ukrainian Armed Forces service members: preparing the residual limb, phantom pain, and gait training on a prosthesis.
Read →Returning to activity after service: what physical therapy can do
Ukrainian Armed Forces veterans after the acute stage: why healed wounds are not recovered function, returning to work and sport, and the limits of therapy.
Read →Free rehabilitation for Ukrainian service members and veterans: where to go
Free rehabilitation routes for Ukrainian Armed Forces service members and veterans: the NHSU medical guarantees programme, hospitals, veteran spaces, documents.
Read →Back Pain: Who to See — a Doctor or a Physical Therapist
Family doctor, neurologist, orthopedist, neurosurgeon, rheumatologist, physical therapist: who does what, where to start, what to bring, and when an MRI helps.
Read →Posture in Schoolchildren: What Parents Should Watch For
How posture problems differ from scoliosis, what should prompt a visit, why "sit up straight" never works, and when to take your schoolchild to an orthopedist.
Read →Book the way that suits you
We answer during working hours. If we miss your call, we'll call you back.
Request received
We will call you back during working hours to arrange a convenient time for your visit.
Request a call back
Leave your contact details — we'll call you back and arrange a time.