Bangalore Child Neurology and Rehabilitation Centre has been a pioneer in pediatric neurology and neuro-rehabilitation for over 18 years. Founded by experienced pediatric neurologists Dr. Vykunta Raju K.N, we offer the largest and most comprehensive pediatric neuro-rehabilitation facility in the private sector. Our multi-disciplinary team of over 35 dedicated therapists ensures that each child receives personalized care tailored to their unique needs.
We pride ourselves on having one of the biggest setups for exclusive pediatric neuro-rehabilitation in the country. Our customized rehabilitation plans are designed to monitor each child's progress through various therapies until graduation. The trust we have earned from thousands of parents speaks volumes about our commitment to child development and well-being.
At Bangalore Child Neurology and Rehabilitation Centre, we are dedicated to providing comprehensive, compassionate, and evidence-based care for children with neurological and developmental challenges.
From pediatric neurology consultation to advanced rehabilitation therapies, all services are available in one center for your child’s convenience.
Specialized evaluation and treatment by experienced pediatric neurology professionals.
Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech & Behaviour Therapy, Cognitive & Remedial Therapy — all coordinated for the best outcomes.
We focus on early diagnosis and early therapy to maximize developmental potential.
Accurate assessments to guide precise and personalized treatment plans.
We believe parents are partners in therapy. Regular counselling and progress updates are provided.
Safe, supportive, and motivating atmosphere designed especially for children.
Every child is unique — so is our therapy plan.
Our team of dedicated professionals is here to guide you on your journey.

Director
Dr. Vykuntaraju K.N. is a leading Pediatric Neurologist and Professor at IGICH, Bengaluru, with 20+ years’ experience in epilepsy, neurometabolic and neurogenetic disorders, research, and academic lea