Medical and rehabilitation services

Resort Treatment, Therapy

Spa and Resort Treatment involves staying at specialized resorts where medical and wellness procedures are provided in a unique natural environment. This may include mud wraps, mineral baths, massages, and other procedures aimed at improving general health and accelerating recovery. Resort programs often combine therapeutic methods with rest and recreation, contributing to the improvement of the patient's physical and psycho-emotional state.

Inpatient Postoperative Rehabilitation

This type of rehabilitation is carried out in an inpatient setting following surgical procedures. It is aimed at the patient's recovery after surgery, including pain management, wound healing monitoring, and conducting physiotherapy and other procedures. Inpatient rehabilitation ensures constant medical supervision and an individualized approach to every patient, which contributes to safer and more effective recovery.

Patient Care Services

These services include assistance with daily needs and medical care for patients who cannot fully care for themselves. This covers help with eating, hygiene procedures, medication administration, and monitoring overall health status. Nursing services can be provided both in a home setting and in specialized facilities, ensuring the patient's comfort and quality of life.

Rheumatological Rehabilitation

An interdisciplinary team in Physical Medicine treats pain and functional disorders of the musculoskeletal system, as well as neurological, muscular, and vascular diseases.

Spinal, cervical spine, and joint disorders

Back and cervical spine disorders are often accompanied by pain that can radiate to different parts of the body and significantly affect the quality of life. Joint problems can vary from inflammatory processes to degenerative changes that reduce joint mobility and function. A comprehensive approach, including physiotherapy, medical procedures, and lifestyle changes, is an important component of treating such conditions.

Multifunctional gait disturbances, simple amputations

Multifunctional gait disorders encompass a wide range of issues, such as impaired coordination and muscle weakness, which can make movement difficult. Simple amputations can result from injuries or diseases requiring surgical intervention for functional restoration and patient adaptation to new life conditions. Treating these disorders requires an individualized approach and comprehensive rehabilitation for maximal recovery of motor functions and quality of life.

Multiple traumas

Multiple injuries often result from serious accidents or traumatic events that can affect several body parts simultaneously. Treating such injuries requires a coordinated approach, including operative intervention, physical rehabilitation, and psychological support. Comprehensive treatment helps restore functionality, alleviate pain, and ensure the fastest possible return to normal life.

Inflammatory diseases and polyarthritis

Inflammatory diseases, such as polyarthritis, are characterized by chronic inflammation of multiple joints, leading to pain, swelling, and functional impairment. These diseases require complex treatment, including medication therapy, physiotherapy, and individualized rehabilitation programs. Monitoring disease progression and adjusting therapeutic measures in response to changes in the patient's condition is also an important component.

Osteoporosis

Osteoporosis is a disease characterized by reduced bone density and an increased risk of fractures, even from minor trauma. Osteoporosis treatment includes taking medications that strengthen bone tissue, as well as changes in diet and lifestyle to maintain bone health. Regular exercise and proper nutrition play a key role in preventing further bone loss and reducing the risk of fractures.

Fibromyalgia

Fibromyalgia is a chronic disorder characterized by widespread pain in the muscles and soft tissues, along with associated symptoms such as fatigue and sleep disturbance. Treatment for fibromyalgia often includes medication therapy, physical rehabilitation, and psychotherapy to alleviate pain and improve the quality of life. It is crucial to develop an individualized treatment plan that takes into account the specific needs of each patient.

Distortions

Spinal Curvature, such as scoliosis or kyphosis, can cause pain, discomfort, and organ dysfunction. Treatment for these conditions may involve physiotherapy, orthopedic corsets, or, in severe cases, surgical intervention to correct the spinal curvature. Depending on the degree of curvature, an individualized treatment plan must be developed to restore normal spinal function and alleviate symptoms.

Chronic Pain Syndrome Chronic Pain

Chronic Pain Syndrome is characterized by long-lasting painful sensations that can be caused by various medical conditions or injuries. Treatment for this syndrome often includes a combination of medication therapy, physical exercises, and psychotherapy to manage the pain and improve the quality of life. It is essential to identify the underlying cause of the pain and develop a comprehensive approach to ensure the best treatment outcomes.

Program Content:

Physiotherapy

Physiotherapy encompasses a wide range of methods and techniques aimed at restoring and improving the functionality of the locomotor system. The program includes exercises, manual therapy, and various techniques for treating soft tissues and joints to enhance mobility and reduce pain syndrome.

Musculoskeletal Medical Training Therapy (MMT)

Medical Training Therapy focuses on developing individualized physical exercise programs aimed at strengthening muscles, improving coordination, and increasing joint mobility. It helps restore the normal function of the musculoskeletal system following injuries or surgeries, as well as in cases of chronic diseases.

Hydrotherapy

Hydrotherapy uses water in various forms and temperatures to improve blood circulation, relieve muscle tension, and alleviate pain. This method includes hydrotherapy sessions, baths, wraps, and shower procedures that promote relaxation and overall body recovery.

Physical Therapy / Lymphatic Drainage

Physical Therapy focuses on restoring mobility and strength through specific exercises and techniques. Lymphatic Drainage, in turn, is aimed at stimulating the lymphatic system to reduce swelling and improve tissue metabolism.

Hot / Cold Therapy

Hot and Cold Treatment are used to reduce pain syndrome and inflammation, as well as to improve blood circulation and accelerate recovery processes. Hot compresses relax muscles and enhance blood flow, while cold ones help reduce swelling and inflammation.

Occupational Therapy / Pain Therapy

Occupational Therapy is aimed at developing and maintaining skills necessary for performing daily tasks and work. Pain Therapy focuses on managing chronic pain through various approaches, including medication treatment and psychological intervention techniques.

Psychotherapeutic support

Psychotherapeutic assistance includes consultations and therapy to support the emotional and psychological well-being of patients. It helps manage the emotional stress associated with chronic diseases and improves the quality of life through individual and group sessions.

Social support (Rheumaliga)

Social assistance, provided by organizations such as the Rheumaliga, includes support in organizing daily life, help with obtaining social and financial support, and educational programs to raise awareness of rheumatological diseases. This aid is aimed at improving patients' quality of life and social integration.

Various forms of group therapy

Group therapy includes various forms of collective treatment, such as support groups and specialized therapeutic sessions. These sessions help patients share experiences, find support from others with similar problems, and receive additional resources for managing their condition.