Physiotherapy and rehabilitation under specialist supervision, with a team of Iraqi and international therapists and modern treatment equipment.
At Taafi, rehabilitation does not start with a machine — it starts with a clinical examination that precisely measures range of motion and points of weakness, and with a written plan that has clear goals. Equipment is a tool; the decision is medical.
Physical rehabilitation and physiotherapy programs built on individual assessment, for children, adults, and the elderly.
Rehabilitation programs for peripheral and central nerves, aimed at restoring sensation, strength, and control of movement.
Specialized rehabilitation for spinal cord injuries, focusing on standing, balance, and movement independence.
Treatment and rehabilitation of field injuries: ligaments, tendons, and muscles, with a safe return-to-activity program.
Post-surgery programs for joints and bones, to restore movement and shorten recovery time.
The first of its kind in Mosul — children's rehabilitation under specialist supervision and an Iraqi–international team.
Treatment of back, neck, and joint pain and chronic pain, with equipment, manual therapy, and exercise programs.
A range of therapeutic and rehabilitation devices that support each patient's program.
An automated traction device for the lumbar and cervical vertebrae, used to relieve pressure on…
An electric table that gradually tilts the patient toward a standing position, to train circula…
Moves the knee joint at a set range and speed after surgery, to preserve range of motion and pr…
Uses multi-channel therapeutic currents to relieve pain and stimulate weak muscles within the t…
A gait and balance training system with safe lateral support, used in rehabilitating the elderl…
Every treatment plan is built and followed under direct medical supervision — not by guesswork.
Specialized therapists from Iraq and abroad, working on the same case.
Modern treatment techniques that shorten recovery time and raise the precision of results.
A clinical examination and precise measurement of range of motion and points of weakness.
A written rehabilitation program, with clear goals and an expected timeframe.
Joint work between therapist and patient, with equipment and guided exercises.
Measuring progress, adjusting the plan, and home exercises for the family.