Comprehensive Neurological Therapy
We treat all types of chronic and acute neurological conditions.
Diseases and injuries to the nervous system can have dramatic effects across the body affecting ones ability to function. Simple tasks can become extremely difficult and one’s independence can be lost. The nervous system controls the muscles of the body, joint movements, balance and coordination. It is important to note that with the right kind of therapy you can improve your level of function, relieve pain, improve your balance, and enhance walking and safety.
Generation Care is known for its comprehensive therapy options for patients with a wide range of acute and chronic neurological conditions, including:
- Stroke (CVA) – Cerebrovascular Accident
- Brain Tumor
- Pediatric Diagnoses (cerebral palsy, genetic conditions, shaken baby syndrome)
- Multiple Sclerosis
- Closed Head Injury and Post-Concussion Therapy
- Cognitive Care© – for dementia staging and management
- Spinal Cord Injury Recovery
- Parkinson’s Disease
Post-Concussion Care
Generation Care’s unique concussion program focuses on a multi-dimensional approach to correcting and re-balancing key systems, facilitating a FULL recovery.
90% of concussions resolve within two weeks. Subtle problems with dizziness, concentration and memory, neck pain, headache and balance issues may continue for years to come without intervention.
Physical therapists who specialize in specific treatment approaches, and speech pathologists with specialized training in cognition and executive functioning, work together to clear all systems, preventing problems in the years to come – often overlooked in the initial injury assessment process.
Program Features:
- Cranio-sacral techniques and dermoneuromodulation to assist with treatment of headaches and sensory disturbances
- Vestibular therapy for intermittent vertigo or dizziness
- Balance recovery and re-training
- TMJ – jaw mobility and alignment limitations secondary to trauma
- Upper cervical mobility and stability restored secondary to post-traumatic guarding
- Cognitive assessment and executive function re-training
- Vision and perceptual difficulty
- Progressive sub-symptom exercise progression specific to sport or activity
