Robotic Rehabilitation
Robotic-assisted, high-repetition movement training supervised by a physiotherapist.
Traction & Rehabilitation Technology
Guided, high-repetition movement training
Session plan set after assessment

About this service
Robotic-assisted rehabilitation helps patients repeat a movement many times with consistent support. It is used in neurological and orthopaedic recovery where repetition and feedback matter.
A physiotherapist sets the range, speed and assistance for each session and reviews progress with you. It is one part of a programme that also includes hands-on therapy and functional practice.
What it helps with
These are the outcomes this service is aimed at. How much you gain depends on your assessment, your condition and how consistently you follow the plan.
Assessment-led care
These are the problems patients commonly come to this service with. Suitability for any treatment is confirmed in the assessment.
Modalities
These are the clinic's therapies that may be used within this service. Which ones are used — and when — is decided after your assessment.
Robotic-assisted, high-repetition movement training supervised by a physiotherapist.
Hands-on techniques — mobilisation, soft-tissue work and stretching.
The clinic's range of electrical treatment modalities under one heading.
Planning your course
Session plan set after assessment
Typical course
This is a guide for planning, not a fixed package. The physiotherapist confirms the number and frequency of sessions after the assessment and reviews it as you progress.
Recovery time varies from person to person. No fixed number of sessions or outcome is promised. If the clinic proposes a session range for this service, it is shown here and kept up to date by the team.
Step by step
Recovery time varies from person to person. The clinic does not promise a fixed number of sessions or a guaranteed result.
Why choose Rapha Medical Center
Questions
Also at the centre
Book an appointment for Robotic Rehabilitation Therapy or call the clinic to discuss your situation first.