Physiotherapy deals with the examination, treatment and prevention of physical limitations and problems.

Physiotherapy is an integral part of modern medicine.

Physiotherapy is used in isolation or in conjunction with other medical measures. This enables a faster and complication-free return to normal activity.

Physiotherapy is helpful in the functional diagnosis and management of many complaints and injuries such as:

• Back and neck problems
• Headaches
• Posture problems
• Occupational injuries and complaints
• Arthrosis/arthritis
• Chronic pain situations
• Sports injuries
• Deconditioned conditions
• Follow-up treatment after operations
• Spinal cord injuries
• Amputations
• Whiplash injuries
• Migraine
• Peripheral paralysis
• Central movement disorders

In physiotherapy, the aim is to identify the exact problem and treat it according to the findings. Physiotherapists treat a wide range of injuries and problems using different techniques.

In many cases, the reason for the pain and/or dysfunction is clear, but sometimes the reasons cannot be seen in black and white, as the symptoms are inconsistent and difficult to describe.

Physiotherapists have a wide range of specific tests at their disposal to localize the problem and thus apply an efficient treatment strategy.

Rehabilitation after work and sports accidents

Physiotherapists enable you to return to work and/or your sport or hobby more quickly.

Adapted therapy and appropriate advice and information reduce the risk of a similar injury occurring again

Rehabilitation programs before and after surgery

If you have had surgery and/or are about to have surgery, your physiotherapist will help you get back on your feet as quickly as possible with an adapted rehabilitation program. An exercise program before the operation can shorten your hospital stay