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Residential Rehab Daycare Programme Flagship Centre

ACNR
Neurorehabilitation
Centre

A dedicated neurological rehabilitation facility — 10,000 sq ft, 40+ specialist technologies, and a full multidisciplinary team at Pitampura.

10KSq Ft Facility
40+Technologies
MDTExpert Team
24/7Nursing Care
ACNR Neurorehabilitation Centre Pitampura Delhi
Parwana Road, Pitampura Zone H-4, Plot 5-7, Delhi 110034
Neuro Helpline09871576849
Also Reachable On 09818911195 · 9990970104
AddressZone H-4, Plot 5-7, Parwana Rd, Pitampura, Delhi 110034
HoursMon–Sat: 9AM–8PM · Residential: 24/7
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ACNR therapy hall at APARC Pitampura

What is the ACNR Programme?

The APARC Centre for Neurorehabilitation (ACNR) is a purpose-built 10,000 sq ft facility at Parwana Road, Pitampura — offering both residential inpatient and daycare neurological rehabilitation programmes with the highest concentration of neuro tech in North India.

Powered by 40+ specialist technologies and a full multidisciplinary team, ACNR delivers intensive neuroplasticity-driven rehab for stroke, SCI, Parkinson's, TBI, CP, and more.

Full inpatient residential rehabilitation with 24-hour nursing and medical supervision
Structured full-day daycare programme — intensive therapy without overnight stay
Robotic movement training system, VR therapy, TMS, 3D gait analysis and 40+ technologies
Multidisciplinary team: physio, OT, speech therapy, neuropsychology, nursing
Individualised goal-setting with measurable outcome tracking at every stage
Family education, caregiver training and home programme planning included

Residential or Daycare — We Fit Your Needs

Two structured programme types — tailored to your condition complexity, distance, and family situation.

Most Intensive

Residential Inpatient Rehabilitation

Stay at ACNR and receive 4–6 hours of intensive daily therapy with round-the-clock nursing and medical care.

On-site AccommodationPrivate & semi-private rooms; caregiver stay option available
24/7 Nursing CareRound-the-clock qualified nursing and emergency support
4–6 Hours Therapy DailyPhysio, OT, speech, psychology — full structured daily timetable
Daily Medical ReviewResident physician review and MDT ward rounds each day
Nutrition & Diet SupportDietitian-supervised meals and dysphagia diet management
Weekly Goal ReviewsFormal MDT outcome review every 7 days with family briefing
Flexible

Daycare Neurorehabilitation

Arrive in the morning, receive a full structured programme, and return home each evening — same clinical intensity, more flexibility.

Morning–Afternoon Sessions9 AM to 4 PM structured therapy with supervised lunch break
Full Technology AccessSame 40+ technologies as inpatient — robotic, VR, TMS, gait lab
Group & Individual TherapyPeer support environment plus 1-to-1 specialist sessions daily
Home ProgrammeExercises set for evenings and weekends to continue gains at home
Transport AssistanceAdvice on accessible transport options; pick-up support available
Flexible Duration2-week to 12-week blocks; extended programmes available

Orthopaedic physiotherapy at ACNR. ACNR is built around neurorehabilitation, but it also runs orthopaedic outpatient physiotherapy — so back, neck, joint and post-surgical problems can be assessed and treated here too. Call +91 98715 76849 to book.

Neurological Conditions We Treat

Deep clinical expertise across the full spectrum of neurological conditions — from acute post-stroke to long-term progressive diseases.

Stroke & Hemiplegia

Intensive early and late-stage stroke rehabilitation — movement, speech, balance and independence through neuroplasticity protocols.

HemiplegiaFacial DroopSpeechBalance

Spinal Cord Injury

Complete and incomplete SCI rehab — maximising residual function, mobility and independence using robotic, FES and intensive manual therapy.

ParaplegiaTetraplegiaASIA A–D

Parkinson's Disease

LSVT BIG, treadmill cueing and balance training to improve gait, manage freezing, reduce falls and maintain daily function.

Gait FreezingRigidityTremor

Traumatic Brain Injury

Post-TBI rehab addressing motor, cognitive, behavioural and functional deficits — acute to community reintegration.

Cognitive RehabMotor DeficitsFatigue

Cerebral Palsy

Spasticity management, gait retraining and motor function development for children and adults with CP.

SpasticityDiplegiaHemiplegia

Multiple Sclerosis

Relapse and progressive MS management — fatigue education, spasticity treatment, balance training across all EDSS levels.

Relapsing-RemittingSpasticity

Guillain-Barré Syndrome

Progressive GBS recovery from ICU through to community — weakness, sensory changes and respiratory sequelae.

ParalysisSensory LossRespiratory

Peripheral Neuropathy

Diabetic, chemo-induced and idiopathic neuropathy — pain management, sensory re-education and balance restoration.

DiabeticCIDPChemo-induced

40+ Technologies at APARC Health & Motion

The highest concentration of neurological rehabilitation technology in North India — enabling treatments not available elsewhere in the region.

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Robotic Hand & Arm Training

Task-specific repetitive robotic assistance for upper limb motor relearning post-stroke and SCI

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Mobil-L Robotic VR System

VR combined with movement retraining for upper limb recovery and spatial cognition

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GAIT ON 3D Analysis

Real-time 3D gait analysis measuring step symmetry, stride length, velocity and biomechanical parameters

TMS — Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation

AE-TMS-03 triple-function system for neuroplasticity augmentation and motor cortex stimulation

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Virtual Reality Therapy

Immersive VR environments for balance training, coordination, cognitive rehab and patient motivation

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Neuro Treadmill — K POWER

Specialised neurological treadmill with body weight support harness for safe gait retraining

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EMG Biofeedback System

Myopluse biofeedback for voluntary motor reactivation and neuromuscular re-education

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Dynamic Arm Support

Gravity-compensated bilateral arm relearning system for severe upper limb weakness

Complete Equipment List at ACNR

Partial Body Weight Support Gait Training
Balance Training System (Real-time Feedback)
Posture Assessment System
Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES)
Class IV Laser Therapy
TECAR Therapy (High-Frequency)
Shockwave Therapy — PST 5000s
Interferential Therapy — Digimed 301
TENS 4-Channel (INDOTENS)
Tilt Table — Electronic Hi-Low
Suspension Therapy Unit
Parallel Bars (Full-length)
Blazepod Reaction Training System
Lympha Press — Compression Therapy
Recumbent Active/Passive Bike
Cryotherapy Machine
Neurodevelopmental Treatment (NDT) Equipment

Multidisciplinary Rehabilitation Team

Every patient is cared for by a full specialist team — not a single therapist. Each discipline brings essential expertise to your recovery.

Physiotherapy

Lead clinical discipline — movement, gait, balance, strength and function restoration

Occupational Therapy

Daily living skills, upper limb function, adaptive equipment and return to work/school

Speech & Language

Dysphasia, dysarthria, swallowing disorders and communication rehabilitation

Neuropsychology

Cognitive assessment, memory, attention, mood and behaviour management

Nursing & Medical

24/7 qualified nursing, daily medical review and medication management

Dietetics

Nutritional assessment, dysphagia diet planning and weight management

This is a multispeciality rehabilitation centre, and one of four APARC centres that also provide specialised neurological rehabilitation with advanced facilities.

Equipment varies between centres. Please call before you travel if you need a specific treatment.

APARC Advanced Neurorehabilitation Centre. This is one of four APARC centres designated for specialist neurorehabilitation, offering advanced neurological assessment, technology-assisted rehabilitation and a multidisciplinary team for stroke, spinal cord injury, brain injury and Parkinson's — alongside the centre's full range of physiotherapy and rehabilitation services. About our neurorehabilitation service.

Dr Satish Kumar (PT)Dr Satish Kumar (PT) — Director & Head of Department, MPT Sports Medicine
Dr Harshita Sharma (PT)Dr Harshita Sharma (PT) — Chief Physiotherapist, MPT
Dr Anup Kumar (PT)Dr Anup Kumar (PT) — Physiotherapist, BPT

How the ACNR Programme Works

Step 1

Initial Enquiry

Call our helpline or submit an online enquiry. We discuss your condition and the right programme.

Step 2

Admission Assessment

Comprehensive neurological assessment using standardised outcome measures to set your baseline and goals.

Step 3

Personalised Plan

MDT agrees your individualised programme — daily timetable, therapy goals and family involvement plan.

Step 4

Intensive Rehab

4–6 hours of structured daily therapy using our full 40+ technology suite and MDT support.

Step 5

Progress Reviews

Weekly MDT reviews and outcome re-measurement — transparent reporting to patient and family.

Step 6

Discharge & Follow-up

Home programme, caregiver training, outpatient booking and community reintegration support.

What Our Patients Achieve

Recovery milestones that were once considered impossible — because neuroplasticity means improvement is always possible with the right intensity and technology.

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Walking Again

From wheelchair to independent walking — gait retraining with robotic support helps patients regain mobility even years post-injury.

72%of stroke patients improve walking function

Hand & Arm Function

Repetitive robotic and task-specific training drives motor cortex reorganisation — restoring hand function for daily tasks and self-care.

65%report significant upper limb improvement
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Cognitive Recovery

Post-stroke and TBI cognitive rehab — attention, memory, executive function and communication through structured neuropsychology.

80%show measurable cognitive gains
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Independent Living

Returning home and resuming daily activities — measuring success through Barthel ADL scores and FIM improvement.

88%achieve improved daily independence

Recovery at ACNR — In Their Own Words

★★★★★

"My daughter had severe balance issues after a TBI. The guidance of Dr. Dharam Pandey and the whole ACNR team gave us confidence we were in the right place. The improvement has been remarkable — she is walking independently now."

Meenu SachdevaParent — TBI Rehabilitation
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"After my spinal cord injury I had lost all hope. The ACNR team worked tirelessly with me. The robotic training and constant motivation from the team changed my life. I never expected to stand again."

Pradeep KumarSpinal Cord Injury — Residential Programme
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"My father had a major stroke. We came for the daycare programme and the difference was visible from week two. The VR therapy and gait training were things we had never seen anywhere else in Delhi."

Deepak GuptaSon of Stroke Patient — Daycare Programme
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"The personalised approach at APARC made a significant difference in my recovery that I did not find anywhere else in Delhi. The technology, the team, the commitment — everything is exceptional."

Pranjal PushpNeurological Rehabilitation

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the minimum duration for the residential programme?
Typically a minimum of 3–4 weeks for meaningful outcomes. Most patients stay 6–12 weeks depending on severity. Duration is customised at the initial assessment based on your goals and clinical presentation.
Can family members stay with the patient?
Yes. ACNR has provision for one caregiver or family member to stay with residential patients. Family involvement is actively encouraged — family training and education is built into every programme so recovery continues at home.
How soon after a stroke or injury should rehabilitation begin?
As soon as medically stable — ideally within 24–48 hours of stroke. Rehabilitation starts as soon as it is medically safe, favouring frequent, shorter sessions over long high-dose ones (AVERT dose-response analysis, Neurology, 2016). For patients further from the acute event, meaningful recovery is still possible — the brain retains neuroplasticity throughout life.
Is improvement possible even years after a stroke or spinal cord injury?
Absolutely. We regularly achieve significant functional gains with patients who are 2, 5 or even 10+ years post-injury. High-intensity, technology-assisted rehabilitation drives neuroplastic change — many of our patients made gains after being told improvement was no longer possible.
What is the difference between daycare and residential clinically?
The therapy content and technology access are identical. Residential patients receive more daily therapy hours (4–6 vs 3–4), have 24-hour nursing oversight, and can have complex medical needs managed on-site. Residential is recommended for complex needs, patients from far away, or those needing maximum intensity.
Do you accept patients directly or only via referral?
We accept both self-referrals and professional referrals. Call our helpline, submit an online enquiry, or ask your neurologist to refer you. We conduct an initial telephone assessment to determine suitability and arrange a formal admission assessment.

How to Reach ACNR

Location & Contact

Address

Zone H-4, Plot 5-7, Parwana Road,
Pitampura, New Delhi — 110034

Neuro Helpline09871576849  ·  09818911195  ·  9990970104
Hours

Mon–Sat: 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM · Sun: Closed
Residential patients: 24/7 nursing on-site

Nearest Metro

Pitampura Station — Yellow Line · 5 min by auto from exit 2

By Road

Well connected from Rohini, Shalimar Bagh, Ashok Vihar, Punjabi Bagh and North Delhi

ACNR — Zone H-4, Plot 5-7

Parwana Road, Pitampura, New Delhi 110034 Get Directions

Ready to Begin Your Neuro Recovery?

Speak to our specialist team today — residential and daycare programmes available. Same-week assessments for urgent cases.

Inside the centre

A look around the APARC Centre for Neurorehabilitation at Pitampura.

Inside the APARC Centre for Neurorehabilitation

A tour of the neurorehabilitation centre at Pitampura.

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More About ACNR Pitampura

The APARC Centre for Neurorehabilitation (ACNR) at Zone H-4, Plot 5-7, Parwana Road, Pitampura is our dedicated neuro-rehabilitation facility - offering inpatient residential rehabilitation with 24-hour nursing alongside daycare and outpatient neuro programmes.

We regularly see patients from Pitampura, Shalimar Bagh and Ashok Vihar locally, with residential admissions from across Delhi NCR.

Conditions We Treat in Pitampura

Back and neck pain. Most back and neck pain is mechanical, and it usually responds to assessment-led treatment rather than prolonged rest. Your physiotherapist examines how your spine moves, identifies what is provoking the pain, and combines hands-on treatment with graded exercise to restore movement. Where symptoms travel into a limb - as in sciatica or a nerve-related neck problem - the assessment looks at nerve involvement as well as the joint itself.

Knee, shoulder and joint pain. Knee pain, frozen shoulder, arthritis and tendon problems each behave differently, so treatment starts with working out which structure is involved and at what stage. Frozen shoulder in particular moves through distinct phases, and the right exercise for one phase is the wrong exercise for another - which is why a stage-matched programme matters more than a generic exercise sheet.

Stroke, paralysis and neurological recovery. Neurological physiotherapy focuses on retraining movement - balance, walking, and use of the affected arm or hand - through repeated, task-specific practice. Programmes are built around what the person needs to do day to day, and progress is reviewed and adjusted as ability changes. Family members are shown how to support practice safely between sessions.

Recovery after surgery. After joint replacement, spinal surgery or ligament repair, rehabilitation follows the stages your surgeon has set out - protecting the repair early on, then rebuilding range of movement, strength and confidence. Starting at the right time and progressing at the right pace both matter.

Sports injuries. Assessment, rehabilitation and a structured return to training, with the final stages testing whether the injured area can handle the demands of your sport before you go back to it.

Women's health, children and older adults. Includes pelvic floor and antenatal or postnatal rehabilitation, paediatric physiotherapy, and geriatric care with a particular focus on balance and reducing the risk of falls.

What Happens at Your First Visit

A first appointment is mainly an assessment. Your physiotherapist takes a history of the problem, examines movement and strength, and explains what they think is going on in plain language. Treatment usually begins in the same session, and you leave with a home exercise programme and a clear idea of what the next few weeks involve.

Bring any recent scans, X-rays or reports if you have them, along with a list of current medication. Wear or bring loose clothing that allows the affected area to be examined and moved. No referral is needed - you can book directly.

How many sessions you need depends on the condition and how it responds, so your physiotherapist will give you a realistic view after the assessment rather than before it. Current session fees are confirmed when you book.

Physiotherapy at Home in Pitampura

Travelling is difficult for many patients after a stroke, after surgery, or in later life. APARC physiotherapists also visit patients at home in and around Pitampura, Shalimar Bagh and Ashok Vihar locally, with residential admissions from across Delhi NCR, delivering the same assessment and treatment plan in your own space and setting up the home environment to support safe practice between visits.

Planning Your Visit

We are open Monday to Saturday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM (closed on Sundays). To book an assessment, call +91 98715 76849 or use the booking button above. For driving directions, open our location in Google Maps.

Why Choose APARC in Pitampura

  • Part of APARC's 12 centre network across Delhi NCR, Gurugram and Pune
  • Qualified BPT/MPT physiotherapists following evidence-based protocols
  • Access to advanced rehabilitation technology — availability varies by centre, so please ask when you book
  • Clinic, hospital-bedside and home physiotherapy options
  • Assessment-led treatment, with a home programme you leave with on day one

Frequently Asked Questions

What physiotherapy services does APARC offer in Pitampura (ACNR)?
Our Pitampura (ACNR) centre provides physiotherapy for back and neck pain, joint and sports injuries, post-surgical rehabilitation, and neuro-rehabilitation for stroke and paralysis, supported by APARC advanced rehabilitation technology.
How do I book a physiotherapy appointment at APARC Pitampura (ACNR)?
You can book by calling +91 98715 76849 or using the Book Appointment button on this page. Same-day and next-day appointments are usually available.
Do you provide home physiotherapy near Pitampura (ACNR)?
Yes. APARC offers clinic-grade physiotherapy at home across Pitampura (ACNR) and surrounding areas for patients who cannot travel, including post-surgery and elderly care.
What conditions are treated at the Pitampura (ACNR) centre?
Common conditions include back pain, slip disc and sciatica, knee and shoulder pain, frozen shoulder, sports injuries, post-fracture and post-operative recovery, and stroke or neurological rehabilitation.
Does APARC Pitampura (ACNR) treat stroke and neurological conditions?
Yes. APARC specialises in neuro-rehabilitation. Our physiotherapists provide stroke, paralysis, and Parkinson rehabilitation using evidence-based techniques and advanced technology.