The Rehabilitation Services in Prince Mohammed Bin Abdulaziz Hospital (PMBAH) of the MNGHA offers services to patients of all ages who suffer from movement dysfunction. Our goal is to help patients recover maximum function. Currently, the Rehabilitation Department consists of Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy services. The department aims to provide services to the Saudi Arabian National Guard Employees, their families, and any other persons if eligible. We evaluate and treat physical problems and how those conditions impact emotional, social and occupational functioning. This service complies with evidence-based practice, meets established clinical practice standards, and fulfills the organization's mission statement.
The Rehabilitation Services are:
Physical Therapy
Specializes in human movement, and physical activity. It identifies physical and other factors that prevent people from being as active and independent as possible. It then finds ways to overcome them through rehabilitation, science-based exercise prescription, and physical activity promotion.
The physical therapy services are divided to:
- Neurological physical therapy
- Musculoskeletal/Sports Injury physical therapy
- Orthopedics physical therapy
- Pediatrics physical therapy
- Women’s Health physical therapy
- Geriatric physical therapy
Occupational Therapy (OT)
Occupational Therapists are working closely together with Physiotherapists, complementing each other to give the best possible patient rehabilitation program.
Focus on individuals' abilities to complete their activities of daily living (ADL). OT complements physical/cognitive assessments and treatment to develop, recover, and maintain individual independence in their ADL and work skills.
OT work with individuals with physical, mental, and cognitive disorders. OT also focuses on identifying and eliminating environmental barriers to independence and participation in daily activities.
OT services cover adult and pediatric:
- Physical disabilities
- Cognitive disabilities
- Developmental delay
- Sensory disorder
- School difficulties
- Burn and scar management
- Vocational rehabilitation
- Hand skills and functions
- Splinting
- Home modification and adaption
Working Hours
- Sunday to Thursday: 8 am – 5 pm (being 3.30 pm is the last appointment for out-patient)
- Friday & Saturday: OFF days with weekend coverage
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