ui.skipToMain
Comercializadora de Servicios Médicos Cubanos, S.A.SMC Salud
Neurology

Neurological Restoration

Treatment duration, preparation steps, and recovery process

Cuba's internationally renowned multidisciplinary neurological rehabilitation

Your journey, step by step

From arrival to recovery

A clear view of every stage, from the moment you land in Cuba through to post-treatment follow-up.

  1. Admission & assessment

    3–7 days

    Multidisciplinary neurological evaluation, neuroimaging review, and baseline functional testing to build the individualized rehab plan.

  2. Intensive rehabilitation

    4–6 weeks

    Daily 4–6 hours of coordinated therapy across neurology, physical, occupational, speech, and neuropsychology disciplines.

  3. Discharge & home plan

    3–5 days

    Final assessment, home exercise program, caregiver training, and follow-up scheduling before return home.

Expected Duration

4–8 weeks of intensive rehabilitation in Havana.

Expected Duration

A typical timeline from arrival to return home. Your personalized plan may vary based on your condition and progress.

  1. 1

    Admission & assessment

    Timeframe: 3–7 days

    Multidisciplinary neurological evaluation, neuroimaging review, and baseline functional testing to build the individualized rehab plan.

  2. 2

    Intensive rehabilitation

    Timeframe: 4–6 weeks

    Daily 4–6 hours of coordinated therapy across neurology, physical, occupational, speech, and neuropsychology disciplines.

  3. 3

    Discharge & home plan

    Timeframe: 3–5 days

    Final assessment, home exercise program, caregiver training, and follow-up scheduling before return home.

Preparation

Steps to complete before traveling to Cuba, so your program begins smoothly.

1

Send neuroimaging & reports

Provide recent MRI/CT, EEG, EMG, nerve-conduction studies, and neuropsychological assessments for the CIREN review team.

2

List current medications

Share a full medication list including dosages so your neurologist can plan pharmacological management.

3

Arrange mobility aids

Bring any braces, walkers, or wheelchairs you use, and plan for a companion to assist with transfers.

4

Plan family accommodation

Coordinate lodging for accompanying family near the center; our team assists with nearby hotel arrangements.

Recovery

What to do after your program to protect your results and support lasting recovery.

1

Continue the home exercise program

Perform the prescribed daily exercises consistently — continuity is the biggest driver of long-term gains.

2

Schedule follow-up at 3–6 months

Plan a remote or in-person review to measure progress and adjust therapy; telemedicine follow-up is available.

3

Gradual return to activity

Increase activity levels gradually as advised, balancing therapy with rest to avoid setbacks.

4

Engage caregivers

Keep trained caregivers involved in daily routines to reinforce the rehabilitation gains achieved in Havana.

Ready to plan your program?

Our international patient coordinators will review your case and build a personalized timeline for you.