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Best Stroke & Neuro Paralysis Recovery centre in Kolkata

Comprehensive stroke & neuro recovery—trusted doctors, skilled caregivers, and robotic tech outperform exercise-only clinics, helping you walk & talk again. Get Back to Your Normal Life.

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    Paralysis Challenges?
    Rehabana Helps You Take Life Back

    Paralysis can make simple things like sitting up, buttoning a shirt, walking a few steps, or saying a clear sentence feel almost impossible; the risk of falls, fuzzy memory, speech trouble, and leaning on family every moment drain confidence and joy. At Rehabana, kind doctors and trained helpers blend smart robotic tools with clear, step-by-step coaching for safe movement, speech, daily tasks, and family guidance, so you rebuild strength and independence one easy day at a time.

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    Doctor Guided
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    Robotic Training for faster recovery

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    Focus on whole Life Goals not just exercises

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    Dedicated Focus on Stroke & Neuro Paralysis

    How Rehabana
    Stands Apart?

    Rehabana’s specialized stroke & neuro-paralysis recovery plans pair daily doctor-led reviews, inclusive robotic gait & arm therapy, speech and home-skills coaching, plus family training in Bengali, Hindi and English—far beyond standard physio sessions at hospitals or at home—so you regain strength, speech and independence sooner.

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    Goals of Recovery Program

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    Walk Safely

    Practice steps so you can move room-to-room confidently.

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    Stand Steady

    Balance drills help you stand without wobbling or falls.

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    Grip & Write

    Hand work lets you hold a spoon or pen without drops.

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    Speak Clearly

    Voice practice helps words come out loud and clear.

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    Eat Safely

    Swallow training keeps meals smooth and choking-free.

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    Daily Tasks

    Relearn dressing, washing, and cooking on your own.

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    Cut Pain

    Therapy and gentle moves ease aches and stiffness.

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    Loosen Muscles

    Stretching lowers tightness and unwanted spasms.

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    Sharper Memory

    Brain games boost recall for names, dates, and plans.

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    Lift Spirits

    Counselling and peer talks keep hope and energy high.

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    Doctor Profile

    Dr Ambar Konar
    Dr Ambar Konar

    MBBS, MD – PMR in Kolkata

    Dr Ambar Konar, an accomplished Interventional Physiatrist from Kolkata, topped MD in PM&R at IPGMER, SSKM in 2018. With key roles in NeuroRehab, Pain Management, and several award-winning papers, he now leads Rehabana’s Neuro Rehab team, blending skill, compassion, and dedication.

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    Dr Kaustav Basu Thakur

    MBBS, MD – PMR in Kolkata

    Dr KBT (Dr Kausta Basu Thakur), an experienced physiatrist, earned his MBBS from Bankura and MD from RIMS, Imphal. With training from AIIMS Bhubaneswar and fellowships in pain management, he specializes in stroke, spine, and musculoskeletal rehab. He now serves as consultant at Rehabana.

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    Dr Siddhertha Adhikary

    MBBS & MD (Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation)

    Dr Siddhertha Adhikary, Kolkata rehabilitation specialist (MBBS Medical College Kolkata, MD PMR 2022 SSKM), ex-Senior Resident, researches PRP in osteoarthritis. He treats neuro, stroke & musculoskeletal cases using robotics, VR and ultrasound-guided regenerative pain therapies.

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    Dr Arindam Ghosh

    MBBS & MD (Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation)

    Dr. Arindam Ghosh (MBBS, MD – PMR) is an expert in pain management and neurorehabilitation. His key interests include bladder and bowel rehab, spasticity, cognitive rehabilitation, and image-guided pain interventions.

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    Why We’re Most Recommended by Doctors in Kolkata

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      Top doctor-recommended — East India’s first neuro-recovery hub, trusted by leading neurologists and PMR experts.

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      Daily doctor-led plans — on-site MDs revise goals every day instead of handing you a one-size-fits-all sheet.

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      Robotic rehab for all — gait trainers, arm robots and VR tools speed recovery far beyond standard physio.

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      Proven faster results — many patients walk and speak again within weeks, showing steady outcome gains.

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      Visit or stay in — choose daily sessions or affordable full-time care at the centre; no at-home service.

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      360° one-roof care — movement, speech, swallow, pain relief and family coaching combined for complete recovery.

    3-Step Journey

    Book Your First Visit
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    Call or WhatsApp us to schedule a full doctor check-up. We test your movement, speech and daily tasks, then set clear recovery goals together.

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    Daily Doctor-Led Care
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    Come in each day—or stay with us—for personalised sessions using robotic walkers, arm trainers and speech drills, all guided by our on-site MD team.

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    Back to Everyday Life
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    Watch the wins add up: from first safe steps to eating, talking and dressing on your own. Celebrate each milestone as you regain full confidence.

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    Our Branches

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    Rehabana Saltlake: DA 34B, DA Block, Sector 1, Salt Lake City Kolkata – 700064
    +91 9836746565
    Center 1
    Rehabana Kalighat: 1/1 Lake Avenue, Mudiali Kolkata– 700026
    +91 9073746565

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    Home exercises can’t fully fix stroke, paralysis, Parkinson’s or other nerve troubles. At Rehabana, doctors guide every session with robotic equipments, arm-robots and balance machines that speed up real-life recovery. Fill the form now to book your first session and start the complete plan.

      FAQ

      The most effective stroke recovery includes early and consistent therapy tailored to the individual. This often involves a combination of physio, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and advanced techniques like robotic-assisted recovery. At Rehabana, stroke recovery plans are designed by doctors and monitored daily to ensure faster and safer results.

      About 10% of stroke patients recover completely, and another 25% recover with only minor impairments. The outcome depends on how early the stroke is treated, the severity, and how structured the recovery program is. A guided plan with expert care can significantly improve the chances of regaining independence.

      Getting started is simple. Call us or fill out the contact form on our website to book an assessment. Our doctors will evaluate your condition and create a personalised recovery plan tailored to your needs. Recovery begins as soon as you're ready — with full medical support and therapy from day one.

      Rehabana is one of Eastern India's most trusted stroke recovery centres, led by experienced PMR doctors. We offer personalised, doctor-supervised recovery plans with robotic therapy, modern equipment, and daily progress tracking. Patients choose us because we go beyond basic physio to deliver real-life recovery results.

      Yes, regaining strength is possible. Regular physio, functional exercises, and modern recovery tools like robotic training can help rebuild muscle strength and coordination. The key is early action and a dedicated recovery program tailored to your needs.

      Quick recovery from paralysis depends on the cause, severity, and how early the treatment begins. Regular physio sessions, consistent movement-based therapies, and mental engagement can support faster progress. Professional guidance is crucial to set the right goals and avoid complications.

      In some cases, yes—especially if the paralysis is temporary or caused by conditions like a mild stroke or nerve compression. However, for others, it might not be completely reversible. What’s important is that many individuals regain significant function with time and the right interventions.

      Paralysis can result from several medical conditions or injuries, including: 1. Stroke 2. Spinal cord injuries 3. Head trauma 4. Neurological conditions like multiple sclerosis 5. Infections affecting the nervous system Identifying the underlying cause is the first step toward developing an effective recovery plan.

      Caring for someone with paralysis involves: 1. Helping with daily movements to avoid pressure sores 2. Maintaining personal hygiene and nutritional care 3. Keeping the environment safe and accessible 4. Encouraging regular physio-based exercises to prevent muscle stiffness Families often benefit from external support or caregiver training to handle these tasks properly.

      The duration of paralysis varies greatly. Some people recover in weeks, others may take months or longer. Recovery often depends on the reason for the paralysis, the individual’s age, and how consistently therapy is followed. Setting realistic milestones with professional support helps manage expectations.

      1. Sudden numbness or weakness in the face, arm, or leg (especially on one side) 2. Trouble speaking or understanding speech 3. Sudden vision changes in one or both eyes 4. Dizziness or loss of balance 5. Sudden, severe headache with no known cause These symptoms may go away quickly but should never be ignored — seek immediate medical help.

      Some people experience brief warning signs before a stroke, like sudden confusion, blurred vision, slurred speech, or a feeling of numbness. These can be symptoms of a mini-stroke (TIA), which is a serious warning. If you notice these signs, it's important to act fast and consult a doctor immediately.

      1. Flaccidity (no movement) 2. Spasticity begins (some stiffness) 3. Increased muscle control (some movement returns) 4. More control over movements 5. Complex movement patterns develop 6. Near-normal movement 7. Full recovery Recovery varies for each person. A structured, supervised program helps progress smoothly through these stages.

      Stroke recovery can last from a few weeks to several months or even years. The duration depends on the severity of the stroke and the type of support the patient receives. At Rehabana, progress is closely monitored, and programs are updated daily to shorten the recovery time without compromising results.

      Yes, the brain can recover after a stroke by forming new connections through a process called neuroplasticity. With guided stroke recovery involving therapy, advanced equipment, and medical supervision, many patients regain lost functions over time.

      Yes, it’s possible—particularly in cases where the nervous system isn’t permanently damaged. Through structured physio programs, many people gradually rebuild muscle strength, coordination, and balance. At Rehabana, we’ve worked with individuals who made impressive strides toward independent walking.

      The brain can relearn walking through a process known as neuroplasticity. This involves: 1. Repeating walking motions with support 2. Practicing balance and coordination drills 3. Stimulating both sides of the body in movement training Facilities like Rehabana integrate these techniques to help the brain form new motor pathways during stroke or paralysis recovery.

      Start with assisted walking, strength training, and balance-building exercises. Over time, the muscles, joints, and brain reconnect to restore mobility. A licensed physio can assess your needs and build a customized plan for you. Progress may be slow at first but consistency is key.

      Cognitive training, mental exercises, and social interaction all contribute to restoring brain function. Tasks that challenge memory, focus, and problem-solving can reactivate neural circuits. For some patients, structured brain recovery programs like the ones offered at Rehabana help track and support cognitive improvement.

      Simple actions like solving puzzles, speaking regularly, listening to music, and gentle movement can help stimulate brain activity. Incorporating light physio-based movement therapy alongside mental engagement tools supports overall brain health.
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