PRS Neurosciences

Since 2011, we have been helping people with brain injuries (like Stroke, Head Injury), movement disorders(Parkinson's disease, dystonia), spine/ spinal cord injuries and nerve injuries to gain back their lost functional independence and live their best possible normal lives again.

Neurology & Neurosurgery | Functional Neuro-surgery (Neuro-modulation) | Neuro Rehabilitation

Vision

Our vision is to revolutionize care for the neurologically disabled by seamlessly integrating Clinical and Computational Neurosciences by pioneering the development of evidence-based, affordable, and accessible clini-tech solutions. By democratizing access to precision and personalized treatments, we want to empower rehab professionals and patients worldwide (and their families).

We also aim to foster hope, enhance the quality of life, and positively impact the global GDP by ensuring that our advancements and endeavour in reducing the global burden of disability contributes to a healthier and more prosperous future for all.

Mission

Our mission is to transform the functional outcomes for the neurologically disabled through our proprietary, frameworks’ based ‘Clinical to Commerce’ platform for enabling evidence-based decision-making and mass customization.

We ensure tailored yet standardised solutions for diverse needs, benefiting business owners, professionals, patients and families alike.

Our IoMT & AI-based clini-tech solutions are designed to be socially desirable, technologically feasible, financially viable, administratively doable, and emotionally relatable.

We focus on inclusivity, affordability, and accessibility, while empowering professionals to reach diverse populations thus ensuring that advancements benefit humanity with compassion and integrity.

MESSAGE FROM CHAIRMAN

Dr. Sharan Srinivasan

Stereotactic Functional Neuro Surgeon.

MBBS, DNB- Neurosurgery, MNAMS.

FELLOWSHIPS: (from TWMU - Tokyo, Japan)

" The world cannot afford Disability "

I want to emphasize the critical importance of recognizing the global impact of disability. We cannot afford to overlook the challenges faced by those with neurological disabilities. It's urgent that we prioritize restoring ability over merely offering disability welfare. The economic and societal consequences are profound, especially in regions like India. By investing in prevention, early intervention, and rehabilitation, we can improve lives and boost productivity. I urge everyone to support initiatives that empower disabled individuals to regain independence and contribute meaningfully to society. Together, let's make restoring ability a priority for a brighter future.

MESSAGE FROM CHAIRMAN