Patients with unique medical challenges benefit from specialized rehabilitation for rare and complex conditions, where individualized care plans address their specific functional limitations. Neuromuscular disorders, genetic syndromes, and rare autoimmune conditions often require interdisciplinary strategies that incorporate physical therapy, assistive technology, and adaptive interventions. Advanced rehabilitation robotics and custom-designed orthotics are improving mobility for those with progressive conditions. Additionally, telemedicine and virtual rehabilitation platforms are expanding access to care for patients with rare diseases, ensuring consistent support regardless of location. By combining medical expertise, personalized therapies, and innovative technologies, rehabilitation specialists help patients with complex conditions improve their quality of life and regain as much independence as possible.
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