Neurological Rehabilitation Ventura County
Reclaim Your Independence with Neurologic Rehab
Recovering from a neurological injury or managing a neurological condition can affect many aspects of daily life, from movement and balance to speech, cognition, and independence. Community Memorial provides neurological rehabilitation in Ventura County to help patients improve function, regain skills, and work toward greater independence. Our experienced rehabilitation team provides personalized therapy based on each patient’s condition, symptoms, abilities, and recovery goals.
Conditions Treated with Neurologic Rehabilitation
Community Memorial’s Neurologic Rehabilitation helps patients recover following a cerebrovascular accident (CVA), concussion, head trauma, or stroke. Our specially trained and licensed therapists also assist patients with Parkinson’s or other neurology disorders. Outpatient services are available at Community Memorial Hospital – Ventura.
What is Neurologic Rehabilitation?
Neurologic rehabilitation includes neuromuscular re-education for improvement in the following areas:
- Cognition
- Coordination
- Strength
- Balance
- Safety
- Independence
- Speech
- Swallowing
- Activities of daily living
Community Memorial’s therapists are also specially trained to help treat patients with visual-perceptual and balance impairments due to central injury. This includes post-concussion patients and those with vestibular impairments. Symptoms addressed may include:
- Balance issues
- Chronic headaches
- Blurry or double vision
- Impaired depth perception
- Head tilt
- Light sensitivity
- Difficulty reading
- Social avoidance
Who is a Candidate for Neurologic Rehabilitation?
If you or a loved one has recently suffered a brain injury, CVA, or stroke, you may be a candidate for neurologic rehabilitation. A physician referral is required. Please share your symptoms and concerns with your primary care doctor or specialist.
Frequently Asked Neurological Rehabilitation Questions
How long does neurological rehabilitation take?
The length of neurological rehabilitation varies depending on the condition, severity of symptoms, individual goals, and how a patient responds to therapy. Some patients may need rehabilitation for several weeks, while others with more complex neurological conditions may benefit from ongoing therapy. Your rehabilitation team will develop a personalized treatment plan based on your specific needs.
What are some common exercises used in neurological rehabilitation?
Neurological rehabilitation exercises vary based on a patient's condition and abilities. Therapy may include balance and coordination exercises, strength and mobility training, walking exercises, fine motor activities, and exercises designed to improve everyday movements. Treatment may also include activities that address cognition, vision, speech, or swallowing when appropriate.
Is neurological rehabilitation the same as physical therapy?
Not exactly. Physical therapy can be an important part of neurological rehabilitation, particularly for improving strength, balance, mobility, and coordination. However, neurological rehabilitation may also include occupational therapy and speech therapy to address areas such as daily activities, cognition, communication, and swallowing.
Start Neurological Rehabilitation in Ventura County
The right rehabilitation program can help you or a loved one work toward greater independence and confidence after a neurological injury or diagnosis. At Community Memorial, our rehabilitation specialists provide individualized care focused on improving function, managing symptoms, and helping patients return to the activities that matter most.
If you have questions or would like more information, please call us at 805-948-5063.
