This invention relates to the field of
nursing rehabilitation technology, and in particular provides a
rehabilitation device for
stroke hemiplegia care. This
rehabilitation device includes a rehabilitation
bed frame, a
massage adjustment component, a
lower limb adjustment component, and a
lower limb training component. This invention enables mechanically assisted adjustment for
stroke patients to smoothly transition from a
supine position to a sitting and standing position, effectively reducing the
workload of rehabilitation technicians, providing patients with self-
rehabilitation training methods, and providing
massage rehabilitation for the back and
buttocks. It also allows for precise adjustment of
massage intensity to help promote
blood circulation, relieve
muscle stiffness, reduce pain, and promote rehabilitation. Furthermore, it provides
mechanical assistance for
rehabilitation training such as bridging exercises,
lower body abduction training, standing training, and
plantar flexion training, thereby ensuring the accuracy of the patient's movements, avoiding distorted movements, and maximizing the rehabilitation effect.