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Yes, in most cases. Here is how it actually works, in plain terms. Which part of your plan pays for it Physiotherapy is generally funded under Capacity Building, Improved Daily Living. That category covers therapies that build your capacity to do things, which is exactly what neurological physiotherapy does. It is not funded under Core supports, which cover […]
Facial nerve injury is distressing and poorly served. Most people are given steroids, told it will probably resolve, and sent away. For many that is enough. For a significant minority it is not, and the outcome depends heavily on what happens in the months in between. What Bell’s palsy is Sudden weakness or paralysis of […]
Parkinson’s is one of the few neurological conditions where exercise appears to do more than manage symptoms. That makes getting it right unusually important. Why exercise matters more here Medication in Parkinson’s manages symptoms effectively for many people. What it does not do is change the underlying course. Exercise appears to. A growing body of […]
If someone in your family has had a stroke, the question you most want answered is how much they will get back. Here is an honest account. What happens in a stroke Blood flow to part of the brain is interrupted, either by a clot or a bleed, and brain cells in that area are […]