Hemiplegia is paralysis on one side of the body(left or right). It results from damage in the brain, often from a stroke, that disrupts communication with muscles on a particular side.

Paraplegia is paralysis affecting the lower half of the body. This typically stems from injury or disease damaging the spinal cord and interrupting signals to the legs and torso.

Quadriplegia is paralysis in all four limbs and torso. It's caused by damage to the spinal cord in the neck, disrupting nerve signals to the body from the brain.

Parkinson tremors are involuntary rhythmic shaking in the body, often in the hands.

Parkinson's disease can cause postural instability, meaning difficulty maintaining balance.

Parkinson's disease brings on muscle stiffness, often described as tightness. This rigidity makes movement difficult and feels like a constant tension in the muscles.

Parkinson's disease leads to bradykinesia, a term used for describing the slowness of movement.

Spinal cord injury rehabilitation is a comprehensive program designed to help people with SCI regain as much function and independence as possible.

Knee swelling, often accompanies knee pain. It arises from injury, overuse, or arthritis, limiting mobility.

Knee osteoarthritis is the most common form of arthritis affecting the knee. It causes pain, stiffness, and swelling, making movement difficult.

Osteoporosis weakens bones, increasing fracture risk. It often progresses silently, with fractures being the first sign.

Meniscus tear, a knee cartilage injury, causes pain, swelling, and clicking. It can limit bending or straightening the knee.

Cervical pain, or neck pain, is discomfort in the upper spine. It often stems from muscle strain, poor posture, or injury, causing stiffness and limiting movement.

Lumbar pain is lower back discomfort. It's a common issue caused by strain, overuse, or disc problems. It can cause tightness, aches, and limit movement.

Sciatica is leg pain radiating from the lower back. It arises from irritated nerves, causing burning pain, numbness, or weakness that runs down one leg.

A slipped disc, also called a herniated disc, occurs when the soft cushion between vertebrae bulges. This can press on nerves, causing pain, numbness, or weakness.

A disc bulge happens when the soft center of a spinal disc pushes outward. This bulge can press on nerves, causing immense pain, numbness, or weakness.

Discomfort between the base of your neck and lower ribcage, often caused by posture, strain, or injury and aches or stiffness in the lower spine.

Neck pain often caused by muscle strain, poor posture, or injury. It can lead to stiffness and limit moving your neck freely.

Hip rehab helps restore function after hip injury or surgery. It uses exercises to improve strength, flexibility, and movement in the hip joint, easing pain and improving mobility.

Hip osteoarthritis wears down cartilage in the hip joint. This breakdown leads to pain, stiffness, and difficulty moving, limiting your ability to walk or bend.

Avascular necrosis, also called bone death, occurs when blood flow cuts off to a bone, typically the hip. Weakening of the bone, pain and potentially collapse of the joint.

Shoulder sprain refers to a tear in the ligaments surrounding the joint, while a strain indicates a tear in the muscles or tendons within the shoulder.

Frozen Shoulder restricts shoulder movement and if not treated correctly keeps restricting movement and causes immense pain.

Tendinitis is inflammation of a tendon, the tissue connecting muscle to bone. It causes pain and tenderness near the affected joint.

Shoulder bursitis specifically refers to inflammation of a bursa in the shoulder joint. The condition causes pain, tenderness, and limited movement in the shoulder.