Paralysis care services are specialized healthcare services provided to individuals who have lost muscle function in part or all of their body due to spinal cord injury, stroke, multiple sclerosis, or other medical conditions. These services aim to improve the quality of life, enhance mobility, and manage the health complications associated with paralysis. Key components of paralysis care services include:

Help with activities of daily living such as bathing, dressing, grooming, and toileting.

Customized exercise programs to maintain muscle strength, prevent muscle atrophy, and improve mobility.

Training in the use of assistive devices and techniques to perform daily tasks independently.

Management of breathing difficulties, including ventilator support and respiratory therapy.

Prevention and treatment of pressure sores and other skin conditions.

Assistance with catheterization, bowel programs, and incontinence care.

Ensuring proper nutrition through diet planning and feeding assistance.

Techniques and medications to manage chronic pain associated with paralysis.

Counseling and support groups to address emotional and mental health needs.

Adaptations to the living environment to improve accessibility and safety.

Provision and training in the use of wheelchairs, communication devices, and other assistive equipment.

These services are essential for helping individuals with paralysis lead as independent and fulfilling lives as possible.