Objective. To evaluate the effectiveness of complex rehabilitation with the inclusion of functional electrostimulation (FES) and BFB-stabilometric postural control in patients with post-stroke motor disorders in the late recovery period. Material and methods. Sixty-seven patients in the late recovery period of stroke, 31 women and 36 men, mean age 58.4±6.4 years, were studied. The duration of stroke was 228.59±31.9 days. Ischemic stroke was in 71.9% of patients, hemorrhagic stroke in 28.1%. The first group included 42 patients with stroke, who, in addition to standard treatment regimen, had FES and BFB stabilometric training. The second group comprised 25 patients with stroke, the rehabilitation of which did not include above-mentioned methods. Results and conclusion. A complex of rehabilitation measures with the inclusion of FES and BFB stabilometric postural training made it possible to significantly improve the function of walking in the form of restoration of the motor stereotype. The clinical effect was traced 3 weeks after the beginning of rehabilitation, reaching a maximum by the 5th week. Inclusion of BFB-based methods in the rehabilitation process leads to earlier motor and social adaptation of the patient, restoration of the disturbed equilibrium function, which is associated with an increase in the plastic and associative processes of the brain.