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Inpatient rehab is recommended for patients who have survived a stroke, brain injury, major surgery, spinal cord injury, or prolonged critical illness and require structured, daily therapy alongside medical monitoring. It is also appropriate for elderly patients with significant deconditioning, fall injuries, or complex conditions that cannot be safely managed at home. 

The duration of stroke rehabilitation varies based on the severity of the stroke and the patient’s overall health. Mild strokes may require 2–4 weeks of intensive rehab, while severe strokes can require 3–6 months or longer. Early intervention and intensive therapy significantly improve recovery outcomes. Sukino creates individual timelines for every stroke patient.

Long-Term Acute Care (LTAC) is a level of care for medically complex patients who need extended clinical management beyond a standard hospital stay but are stable enough to leave an acute ICU. Patients who may qualify include those on ventilator support, with non-healing wounds, severe neurological impairment, or multiple comorbidities requiring ongoing nursing and therapy.

Yes. Sukino’s Kanakapura Road centre specialises in post-hospital rehabilitation. We receive patients directly from hospitals after surgery, stroke, ICU discharge, or acute illness. Our facility provides the structured environment, therapy intensity, and clinical supervision that patients need to safely bridge the gap between hospital discharge and returning home.

Our rehabilitation programmes include physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech and swallow therapy, respiratory therapy, and cognitive rehabilitation. Depending on the patient’s condition, additional support such as hydrotherapy, dietetics, psychological counselling, and pain management may also be incorporated into the care plan.

Yes. Sukino’s Kanakapura Road centre offers comprehensive neurological rehabilitation for conditions including stroke, Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, Guillain-Barré syndrome, traumatic brain injury, and spinal cord injuries. Our neuro rehab team uses evidence-based techniques to restore function and improve quality of life.

The cost of inpatient rehabilitation at Sukino depends on the type of programme, duration of stay, level of clinical complexity, and the specific services required. We offer transparent pricing and work with families to find the most appropriate plan. Please contact us at +91 7676 299 000 for a detailed consultation and personalised cost estimate. 

Absolutely. Sukino Kanakapura Road has a dedicated elderly care and senior rehabilitation programme. We help older adults recover from fractures, joint replacements, strokes, and progressive neurological conditions. Our team is trained in geriatric rehabilitation and focuses on restoring mobility, preventing falls, and maintaining independence with dignity.

Ideally, rehabilitation should begin as soon as a patient is medically stable — often within days of the acute event. Early rehabilitation has been shown to significantly improve outcomes in stroke, brain injury, and post-surgical recovery. Sukino’s admissions team can coordinate directly with the hospital to facilitate a seamless, timely transition.

Yes. Family involvement is a core part of our care philosophy. We have structured visiting hours and actively encourage family participation in therapy sessions and care planning meetings. Our team provides regular updates to families and guides caregivers on how to support recovery at home once the patient is discharged. 

Unlike a standard nursing home, Sukino is a medically supervised inpatient rehabilitation facility with daily therapy sessions, physician oversight, and a multidisciplinary clinical team. Our focus is active recovery and functional improvement, not just custodial care. Every patient is working toward defined rehabilitation goals with a structured, time-bound programme.