Rehab Care
Rehab Care in Bengaluru
Structured physiotherapy and recovery support to rebuild strength and independence.
Who this is for
- Is recovering from a stroke, fracture, joint replacement or a long hospital stay and needs structured physiotherapy
- Has lost strength or confidence walking and needs supervised, progressive rehabilitation
- Wants a clear plan and measurable progress rather than open-ended home exercises with no oversight
What is included
| Physiotherapy sessions | Provided on campus, case by case, based on the treating physician's recommendation |
|---|---|
| Progress tracking | A written care plan with milestones the family can actually see |
| Nursing support | For any medical needs alongside the rehab programme |
| Nutrition support | Meals planned to support tissue and muscle recovery |
| Discharge planning | A clear plan for what happens after rehab — home, or a step down in care |
Clinical staffing for this service
Backup staff are always in place if a caregiver misses a shift, and most of our caregivers live on the property.
A typical day
7:30 am
Morning medication, a vital signs check, and a light mobility check
9:30 am
Main physiotherapy session of the day
1:00 pm
Lunch and rest to let the morning's work settle
3:30 pm
A second, shorter session — strength or balance work
6:00 pm
Free time, family visits, or a gentle walk
7:30 pm
Light entertainment or quiet time before dinner
8:00 pm
Dinner and evening medication
9:00 pm
Settling in for restorative sleep, ready for tomorrow's session
What it costs
Starting from
₹4,000/day
Rehab care starts from ₹4,000/day; the exact figure depends on the programme, which typically runs two to six weeks.
Full pricing →Rehab Care — frequently asked
How long does a typical rehab stay last?
Most rehab stays at Novara Senior Living run two to six weeks, depending on the injury or surgery and how the individual responds to physiotherapy — your physiotherapist will give a clearer estimate after the first assessment.
What happens after rehab ends?
Novara Senior Living plans the next step with the family before the rehab programme ends — usually a return home, sometimes a step into ongoing assisted living if that turns out to be the safer option.