Neurological recovery aims to restore functions affected by degenerative, inflammatory or vascular diseases. Clinicco's programs are adapted to each patient according to the stage of the disease and his or her exercise capacity.

Stroke
Stroke or cerebral hemorrhage with significant neurological loss. Rapid intervention is vital to restore mobility, speech, swallowing and balance.

Parkinson's disease
Neurodegenerative disease with progressive impairment of movement and balance. Therapies improve coordination, endurance and independence in daily activities.

Multiple sclerosis
It affects the central nervous system through inflammatory and degenerative episodes. Recovery focuses on preventing disability, maintaining motor function and managing symptoms.

Peripheral and central paralysis
Motor deficits secondary to trauma, stroke or neuropathy. Physical and occupational therapy aims to restore lost motor functions.

Polyneuropathies (diabetic, toxic)
Peripheral nerve damage, with numbness, muscle weakness and balance disorders. The aim is to increase muscle tone, improve mobility and prevent falls.

Myasthenia gravis
Autoimmune disease affecting muscle strength and exercise capacity. Through dosed exercise, patients regain neuromuscular control and exercise tolerance.

Cerebellar seizures
Coordination, balance and voluntary movement disorders. Specialized programs reduce the risk of accidents and increase patient independence.

Epilepsy (with motor sequelae)
Repeated epileptic seizures that may generate residual deficits. Therapy focuses on functional reintegration and psychological support for the patient.