Stroke and paralysis rehabilitation
Stroke Rehabilitation Outcomes in South Pune
An anonymized view of mobility and caregiver-training outcomes during home-based stroke rehabilitation.
- Patients
- 18
- Location
- South Pune
- Period
- Aggregated home neuro-rehabilitation cases reviewed from recent clinic records
The data
Recovery markers at week four
Each marker is scaled against itself, so the two bars in a row compare only to each other and never across different units.
BaselineAt week 4
Sit-to-stand assistance
Measured in % assist — lower is better
28 % assist(40%)
Baseline
70% assist
Week 4
42% assist
Indoor walking distance
Measured in m — higher is better
16 m(200%)
Baseline
8m
Week 4
24m
Caregiver confidence
Scored out of 10 — higher is better
3.2(78%)
Baseline
4.1/10
Week 4
7.3/10
View as table
| Marker | Baseline | Week 4 | Better when |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sit-to-stand assistance | 70 % assist | 42 % assist | lower |
| Indoor walking distance | 8 m | 24 m | higher |
| Caregiver confidence | 4.1 /10 | 7.3 /10 | higher |
Interpretation
What the data suggests
- Caregiver education was one of the strongest practical drivers of safer home mobility.
- Repeated task practice inside the patient's own bedroom, hallway, and bathroom produced more useful changes than isolated exercise alone.
- Patients with high fall risk needed shorter, more frequent practice blocks instead of long exhausting sessions.
Reviewed By
Outcome figures reviewed by Dr. Krishna, Lead Consultant Physiotherapist.
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