MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS CLINIC

Living with multiple sclerosis (MS) can bring unpredictable challenges—from fatigue, mobility issues, and muscle weakness to vision changes, cognitive difficulties, and emotional ups and downs. At Pacific Coast Rehabilitation, we provide personalized care to help manage symptoms, preserve function, and support your independence—so you can stay active, engaged, and in control of your life.
MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS CLINIC
  • Mobility training, including gait support, bracing, and assistive device use to preserve independence
  • Muscle strengthening and flexibility exercises to counteract weakness and stiffness
  • Spasticity management through stretching, physical therapy, and medication coordination
  • Balance and coordination therapy to reduce fall risk and improve stability
  • Fatigue management through energy conservation techniques, activity pacing, and restorative strategies
  • Neuromuscular re-education to improve movement control and promote neuroplasticity
  • Occupational therapy for hand function, fine motor skills, and daily living adaptations
  • Speech therapy for communication issues and dysphagia management
  • Cognitive rehabilitation to address memory lapses, attention difficulties, and slowed processing
  • Emotional and psychological support, including counseling for depression, anxiety, and adjustment challenges
  • Pain management for neuropathic discomfort, musculoskeletal issues, or spasticity-related pain
  • Bladder and bowel management with behavioral strategies, pelvic floor therapy, and medical coordination
  • Vision therapy for diplopia, blurred vision, or tracking difficulties
  • Customized home exercise plans to support function and flexibility between visits
  • Technology-assisted therapy, including biofeedback and virtual balance tools
  • Vocational counseling and workplace adaptation guidance
  • Driving evaluations and transportation planning
  • Multidisciplinary care coordination with neurologists, urologists, and other specialists
  • Patient and caregiver training to build resilience, promote safety, and maintain quality of life at home