The unit takes an individualized approach to the development of a medical rehabilitation programme for every patient. During the entire period of inpatient treatment, a multidisciplinary approach is applied to the patient, with counselling, examination and adjustment of the rehabilitation programme.

The multidisciplinary team consists of the following specialists: physical and rehabilitative medicine doctor (who heads the multidisciplinary team), neurologist, speech therapist, neuropsychologist, medical psychologist, occupational therapist (a specialist in the patient's everyday adaptation), and instructor of therapeutic gymnastics. Considering the patient's comorbidity (pathologies of other organs and systems), the multidisciplinary team may include related specialists (cardiologist, general practitioner, urologist, ophthalmologist, psychotherapist, orthopaedic traumatologist) to provide further quality care to the patient, eliminating triggering factors for other chronic illnesses.

The main function of the unit is to provide specialized care, including high-tech care, at the second stage of medical rehabilitation. Patients with various degrees of severity from all regions of our the country receive treatment, according to the rehabilitation routing scale of the degree of impairment: 3 points (day patient beds, moderate impairments) - 4-5 points (24-hour inpatient facility ( expressed, severely expressed impairments).

The main objective for the unit's specialists is to reintegrate patients into their usual environment as quickly as possible (work, domestic activity, social life (independent visits to the cinema, theatre, shops, etc.), transition of patients to the 3rd stage of rehabilitation (spa treatment, follow-up and rehabilitation in outpatient settings).