Stroke Rehabilitation Clinics Abroad — Page 6

Global Hospital Chennai treats 2 million patients yearly as part of the Gleneagles Group. Its NABH accreditation guarantees quality care meeting international standards. Stroke rehabilitation there may cost around A$6,000–A$8,800, including airport transfers and interpreter help. The clinic’s location just 16 km from Chennai International Airport makes travel simple for Australians seeking reliable rehabilitation abroad.

Romatem Hospitals is one of Turkey’s largest specialised centres, treating over 5,000 patients annually. Their robotic rehab with Lokomat helps restore walking, even after paralysis. Stroke rehab combines hydrotherapy, ozone, laser, shock wave, and nutritional therapies. Daily stay may cost around A$560–A$700, including accommodation like five-star hotel apartments, meals, medicines, tests, transfers, translation, and nutritionist support. Prof Dr Gunesh Yavuzer specialises in robotic rehab and gait analysis, holding a PhD from Erasmus University.

BLK Super Speciality Hospital, one of India’s largest and top 10-ranked hospitals in Delhi, offers stroke rehabilitation with international quality standards. The hospital holds Joint Commission International (JCI) accreditation, recognised in Australia. The package may cost around A$6,600–A$9,200 and includes personalised patient coordination, visa support, airport transfers, accommodation, and travel assistance. Located near Safdarjung Airport and the metro, it ensures easy access. Advanced neurological care, including Deep Brain Stimulation for complex cases, is also available.