Physiotherapy

The goal of physiotherapy is to detect functional disorders of our body and to bring it back into his physiological and powerful condition. It initiates and guides movements, encourages the body and soul to be active and has a therapeutic effect on diseases and damages of the locomotory system. Further important tasks are correction of imbalances in the sensorial and perception system and the positive stimulation of the vegetative system in the sense of a stable self-regulation ability.

According to areas of specialisation of the hospital, physiotherapy is orientated at diagnostic findings, it is pre-operative and postoperative and posttraumatic in prevention and early recognition. The spectrum of services ranges from individual treatments to comprehensive group offers such as for example aqua gymnastics, relaxation or walking. Specialists who undergo a regular training and who have qualifications and experience in such techniques as manual therapy, Cyriax, Bobath, sensory integration, sports physiotherapy, medical training therapy, functional kinetics, reflective breathing therapy, back school, pelvic floor exercises and prosthetic training carry out the therapy.