Functional rehabilitation is a rehabilitation approach that focuses on restoring the ability to perform daily activities and return to work or sports. It includes exercises and training programs designed to improve strength, mobility, coordination, and functional independence. Functional rehabilitation is particularly useful for individuals recovering from musculoskeletal injuries, surgeries, or neurological conditions.

The goal of functional rehabilitation is to restore the patient’s ability to perform tasks that are essential for their daily life, such as walking, lifting, and carrying. The rehabilitation process often includes specific exercises designed to mimic the patient’s daily movements and activities.

Functional rehabilitation is essential for ensuring that patients regain independence, improve their physical function, and return to their normal routines safely.