Private inpatient room with attendant bed at CNR Crystal Neuro Rehabilitation Centre

Rehabilitation Near Hyderabad

Rehabilitation Centre with Inpatient Beds in Hyderabad

CNR Crystal Neuro Rehabilitation Centre in Dilsukhnagar offers 50 inpatient rehabilitation beds backed by an in-house ICU and HDU, so medically fragile patients can recover under round-the-clock supervision instead of travelling for outpatient sessions.

CNR Crystal Neuro Rehabilitation Centre

Dilsukhnagar, Hyderabad · Open 24 hours

The Only Hospital-Grade Rehabilitation Centre Near Hyderabad

CNR Crystal Neuro Rehabilitation Centre is not a regular physiotherapy clinic. It is a 50-bed inpatient rehabilitation hospital with an in-house ICU, Hemodialysis Unit, and 20+ specialist doctors, the only facility of this kind in eastern Hyderabad.

Most rehabilitation in Hyderabad is delivered as outpatient physiotherapy, where the patient travels in for an hour and goes home. That works once someone is stable, but it is not safe in the early weeks after a major stroke, brain or spinal injury, or major surgery, when the patient needs nursing, monitoring and several therapies every day. CNR is built for exactly this stage: 50 inpatient beds, an in-house ICU and Hemodialysis Unit, and 20+ specialists in one building, so a fragile patient is admitted and rehabilitated in one place without repeated transfers.

Open 24 Hours, 7 Days, Including Emergency Admissions
  • In-House ICU & Critical Care
  • 50 Inpatient Beds
  • 20+ Specialist Doctors
  • Hemodialysis Unit (HDU)
  • In-House Nutrition Kitchen
  • 24×7 Ambulance Services
  • Speech & Swallow Therapy
  • Advanced Physiotherapy Equipment

Why inpatient beds matter in rehabilitation

Outpatient physiotherapy assumes the patient can travel, tolerate a session and manage safely at home in between. In the first weeks after a major stroke, traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury or complex surgery, many patients cannot do any of those things. They may need help to turn in bed, have a feeding tube or tracheostomy, be at risk of chest infections or pressure sores, or need their blood pressure and blood sugar adjusted daily.

Inpatient rehabilitation brings the therapy to the patient. At CNR, admitted patients receive three to four therapy sessions a day across physiotherapy, occupational therapy and speech and swallow therapy, with round-the-clock nursing and 24×7 critical care cover in the same building.

What CNR’s inpatient unit includes

CNR has 50 inpatient beds in Dilsukhnagar, supported by an in-house ICU and a Hemodialysis Unit (HDU), 20+ specialist doctors, 24×7 critical care and nursing staff, a dietitian-led nutrition kitchen and a 24×7 ambulance. This means patients who are still medically complex, including those stepping down from an ICU at another hospital or needing dialysis, can be admitted and rehabilitated in one place.

Reaching CNR from across Hyderabad

CNR is on Chaitanyapuri Main Road (VR Colony, Pratap Nagar), just off the Dilsukhnagar main road, near the Dilsukhnagar and Chaitanyapuri stations on the Hyderabad Metro Red Line and close to NH65 through LB Nagar. For east and south-east Hyderabad it is close to home; families from Secunderabad, Uppal and west Hyderabad also choose it because, for an inpatient stay, travel matters mainly on admission and discharge. A second CNR centre is opening in Kukatpally (KPHB) in November 2026.

From admission to going home

Admission usually starts with a call and a review of the discharge summary, after which the team confirms a bed and can arrange transfer by ambulance. Goals are set in the first days and reviewed with the family, who are encouraged to learn transfers, exercises and feeding techniques before discharge. As the patient becomes more independent, care steps down to day-care or outpatient sessions, with a structured home programme to continue at home.

Medically Reviewed

Reviewed by Dr. S. Poornachandra Shekar, BPT, MPT (Neuro), IAP Membership No. 18340

Head of Physiotherapy Department, CNR

Last reviewed: September 2026

This page is for general information about inpatient rehabilitation beds in Hyderabad and is not a substitute for an in-person medical assessment. Please call CNR to discuss an individual patient.

Getting Here from Hyderabad

CNR is on Chaitanyapuri Main Road (VR Colony, Pratap Nagar), just off the Dilsukhnagar main road and close to the Dilsukhnagar metro station, with 24x7 ambulance support for admissions from anywhere in Hyderabad.

13-18-82, Chaitanyapuri Main Rd, VR Colony, Pratap Nagar
Dilsukhnagar, Hyderabad 500060

Open 24 Hours, 7 Days

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Rehabilitation Near Hyderabad, FAQs

Is there a good rehabilitation centre in Hyderabad?

Yes. CNR Crystal Neuro Rehabilitation Centre in Dilsukhnagar is a hospital-grade, 50-bed inpatient rehabilitation centre serving Hyderabad and surrounding areas, with neuro rehabilitation, physiotherapy, an in-house ICU, and 20+ specialist doctors.

Does CNR offer inpatient rehabilitation and ICU?

Yes. CNR is a full 50-bed inpatient rehabilitation hospital with an in-house ICU and Hemodialysis Unit (HDU), so medically complex patients from Hyderabad receive rehabilitation safely without emergency transfers.

What conditions does CNR treat?

CNR treats stroke, traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, Parkinson's disease and post-surgical neuro recovery, and provides speech therapy, pain management, geriatric and palliative care for patients across Hyderabad.

What are CNR's timings and contact number?

CNR is open 24 hours, 7 days a week including emergency admissions. Call +91 99669 61396 to arrange an admission or assessment from Hyderabad.

How many inpatient rehabilitation beds does CNR have?

CNR has 50 inpatient rehabilitation beds, supported by an in-house ICU and Hemodialysis Unit (HDU). This lets the team admit patients who are still medically dependent, including those needing oxygen support, tube feeding or close monitoring, and rehabilitate them safely on site.

When does a patient need inpatient rehabilitation rather than OPD physiotherapy?

Inpatient rehabilitation is for the early, intensive phase: soon after a stroke, traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, paralysis or major surgery, when the patient cannot yet manage at home and needs several therapies, nursing and medical monitoring each day. Once they are stable and stronger, care usually steps down to day-care or outpatient physiotherapy.

Does CNR admit medically complex or critical patients for rehabilitation?

Yes. Because CNR has its own ICU and HDU inside the rehabilitation hospital, it can admit medically complex patients, including those recently in intensive care, and continue both their medical care and rehabilitation without an emergency transfer to a separate hospital.

Can a patient be moved directly from another hospital’s ICU to CNR?

Yes, when the treating doctors agree the patient is ready. Because CNR has its own ICU and HDU, patients who still need close monitoring can be admitted, and CNR’s ambulance can coordinate the transfer.

Do family members need to stay with the patient during an inpatient stay?

CNR provides nursing care around the clock, so the patient is supported throughout. Families are encouraged to visit and to join sessions before discharge so they are confident with care at home. Call +91 99669 61396 for the current visiting arrangements.

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