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Upper limb rehabilitation

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Learn more about our Upper Limb Rehabilitation Programs

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The partial or complete loss of arm function can be life-altering, making it difficult for an individual to reach, grasp, open and close the hand. This makes it challenging to carry out basic day-to-day tasks, including bathing, dressing, cooking and eating.

As well as the physical challenges, loss of arm function can strip someone of their independence and freedom, which can have a detrimental impact on their mental health.

To rehabilitate the upper limbs and help you achieve your recovery goals, VIM Health uses a combination of traditional hands-on therapy with state-of-the-art rehabilitation technology. Each upper limb rehabilitation programme is tailored to your condition and recovery goals. The rehabilitation technology used might include:

-Tyrostation | Upper Limb Rehabilitation

-Pablo | Upper Limb Rehabilitation

-SaeboMAS | Upper Limb Rehabilitation

-Tymo System | Upper Limb Rehabilitation

We also have an onsite kitchen and herb garden that can facilitate the rehabilitation process.

Upper limb rehabilitation focuses on physiotherapy for the shoulders, arms, hands, fingers, and thumbs. At Vim Health, we understand that the rest of the body plays a vital role in supporting upper limb function, so we take a holistic approach that addresses the entire body during sessions. Our tailored programs combine advanced therapies with cutting-edge technologies to promote recovery and optimise rehabilitation outcomes.

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Who Can Benefit From Upper Limb Rehabilitation?

Upper arm rehabilitation is beneficial for anyone that has lost partial or complete arm function due to a stroke, spinal cord injury, acquired brain injury or neurological condition, such as Multiple Sclerosis or Parkinson’s Disease.

 

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Benefits

The key benefits of upper arm rehabilitation include:

  • Increase hand function, including reaching, grasping, opening and closing the hand
  • Increase arm function
  • Increase or maintain range of hand motion
  • Reduce muscle spasms
  • Prevent muscle loss
  • Re-educate muscles to aid in hand and arm recovery
  • Regain independence and freedom
  • Improve use of elbow in functional activities
  • Further protect joints

Ready to start your journey?

If you are ready to get in touch and start your health journey, please don’t hesitate to give us a call. Initial chats are free of charge and are a great opportunity for you to ask any questions about our services. 

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Ryan is knelt on one knee whilst raising a kettle bell with his right arm above his head. physio sophie is knelt beside him
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