SPINAL CORD INJURY REHABILITATION
Recovery after a spinal cord injury isn’t just about healing—it’s about learning to live again. From mobility and muscle control to managing pain, bladder, and bowel function, the challenges are complex and deeply personal. At PCR, we deliver advanced therapies, state-of-the-art technology, and a compassionate team led by Dr. Shah committed to helping you rebuild strength, restore function, and regain independence—one step at a time.
SPINAL CORD INJURY REHABILITATION
  • Accurate assessment of injury level and function to guide prognosis and care planning
  • Individualized rehab plans based on neurological level, mobility goals, and lifestyle needs
  • Medication management for spasticity, neuropathic pain, bowel/bladder function, and mood disorders
  • Spasticity reduction treatments, including oral meds, intrathecal pumps, and Botox
  • Mobility training, including gait therapy (if applicable), transfer training, and wheelchair skills
  • Physical therapy for muscle strengthening, endurance building, and pressure relief techniques
  • Occupational therapy to regain independence in ADLs (dressing, grooming, eating, etc.)
  • Bladder and bowel retraining programs, including pelvic floor therapy and catheterization strategies
  • Pain management, particularly for neuropathic pain and musculoskeletal strain from overuse
  • Autonomic dysreflexia monitoring and prevention for high-level SCI patients
  • Assistive technology and adaptive equipment evaluation, including custom wheelchairs and mobility aids
  • Speech therapy for ventilator-dependent or high cervical injury patients (if needed)
  • Driving training and evaluation for adaptive equipment and licensing
  • Psychological support to address adjustment, depression, anxiety, and grief
  • Family and caregiver education to ensure safety and skill-building at home
  • Nutrition and weight management, especially for patients with limited mobility
  • Community and return-to-work reintegration planning, including accessibility support and peer support networks
  • Coordination with neurologists, urologists, physiatrists, orthotists, and therapists
  • Education on long-term SCI management, including prevention of infections, respiratory issues, and osteoporosis
  • Ongoing follow-up care to monitor changes in function, equipment needs, and medical stability