About CIREN

Neurological Restoration Programs

Individualized, multidisciplinary rehabilitation programs for patients with neurological disorders.

Core Program

Neurological Restoration Program

The Neurological Restoration Program is CIREN's multidisciplinary approach to neurological rehabilitation. It combines individualized clinical assessment with intensive, coordinated rehabilitation delivered by a team of specialists.

Each patient's program is tailored to their specific neurological condition, functional status, and clinical goals. The program brings together neurology, physiotherapy, occupational therapy, psychology, cognitive rehabilitation, and other disciplines as appropriate to the individual.

Multidisciplinary Team

Neurologists, internists, physiatrists, nurses, physiotherapists, defectologists, speech therapists, and psychologists.

Individualized Assessment

Treatment plans tailored to each patient's clinical profile and goals.

Functional Goals

Rehabilitation focused on measurable functional outcomes.

Complementary Approaches

In addition to physical, defectological, and speech rehabilitation, the program applies complementary therapies and psychological support, recognizing the impact of neurological conditions on both patients and their families.

Ozone Therapy

Applied as a complementary therapy within the rehabilitation program.

Holistic Medicine

Alternative medicine approaches integrated into patient care.

Psychological Support

Treatment of the psychological impact on patients and their families.

Non-Invasive Brain Stimulation

Used for autism, insomnia, depression, and cerebrovascular conditions.

Children's Clinic

CIREN operates a dedicated clinic for children aged 1 to 17. Each case is studied individually to assess the possibilities for improvement, including the application of non-invasive brain stimulation techniques for disorders such as autism.

Learn about the Child Neurology Clinic

Neurosurgical Approaches

The program includes surgical approaches for conditions such as Parkinson's disease and refractory epilepsy, supported by modern neurophysiology equipment and stereotactic minimally-invasive neurosurgery with automated planning and neurophysiological verification.

Daily Rehabilitation Schedule

The supplied source material refers to daily rehabilitation sessions lasting up to seven hours. The current protocol — including whether this represents a maximum, a typical schedule, or an individualized program — is pending institutional confirmation before publication.

Treatment is individualized. Not every patient receives the same program, and rehabilitation does not guarantee recovery of lost function. Eligibility and treatment protocols are determined by qualified clinicians.

Founding Program

General Biological Restoration Program (REBIOGER)

REBIOGER is one of CIREN's two original therapeutic programs. It addresses accelerated aging and the pathologies associated with it. The program conducts a complete study of all the body's systems — osteomuscular, cardiovascular, endocrine, and others — to identify each person's risk points and decelerate the natural process of physical, mental, and psychological decline.

Based on this comprehensive assessment, patients may receive nutritional guidance, facial cleansing, anti-cellulite facial massage, and podiatry care. Aesthetic surgery is also available, including for international patients seeking that service specifically.

Comprehensive System Assessment

Osteomuscular, cardiovascular, endocrine, and other body systems evaluated to identify risk points.

Decelerate Aging

Individualized strategies to slow physical, mental, and psychological decline.

Nutritional & Wellness Services

Nutritional guidance, facial care, massage, and podiatry.

Aesthetic Surgery

Available on request, including for international patients seeking this service.

REBIOGER is a complementary biological restoration program, distinct from the neurological rehabilitation program. Eligibility and services are determined by clinical assessment of each individual.

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