At cereneo we treat people with neurological impairments caused by a variety of different reasons. One of them can be a traumatic brain injury. While
What is multiple sclerosis? Multiple sclerosis (MS) is an autoimmune, chronic inflammatory disease of the central nervous system. In most cases, the disease occurs between
At cereneo, our focus is on rehabilitation of neurological diseases. To support recovery of our patients, we put great emphasis on nutrition showing patients ways
At cereneo we focus on the rehabilitation of neurological diseases or disorders. Stroke is worldwide the number 1 reason for a permanent impairment affecting neurological
Erfahren Sie mehr über die neuen Therapiemöglichkeiten mit dem CAREN bei cereneo im Interview mit Prof. Dr. Luft, Medical Director.https://youtu.be/TowAuUweqWU
A stroke is worldwide the number 1 reason for a permanent impairment. Globally, one in four people above the age of 25 will have a
Henriette Saevil is passionate about nutrition and has joined the cereneo-team in October 2021. She is a clinical nutritionist with an additional diploma in sports
Parkinson is one the most common neurodegenerative diseases. Around 10 million people worldwide are affected by Parkinson’s disease. But what is Parkinson? What are the
Interview with Dr. Meret Branscheidt, Medical Director Hertenstein at cereneo and expert on NIBS treatment in rehabilitation. In the previous months, we had a
Working hand in hand with the USZ for the best Parkinson treatment
Several risk factors increase your chance of having a stroke. Recently we summarised those you cannot control. But there are others you can control, treat and improve!
Supporting the brains self-healing abilities and re-learning functions requires training, the more personal and intensive, the more effective. Herewith our new type of treatment concept is based on three pillars:
Every patient is different and therefore treatment needs to adapt to the patients specific needs and capabilities. At cereneo treatment is based on the collaboration between therapists, nurses and physicians.
