What is offered

Personalized exercise therapy and next level rehabilitation exercises focus on restoring strength, balance and walking techniques. The program begins with a thorough functional assessment, which maps movement restrictions, compensation patterns and recovery targets in order to draw up a safe and effective training plan - especially important for postooperative rehabilitation .

Service design is suitable for people who need rehabilitation after orthopaedic or soft tissue surgery, post-traumatic rehabilitation, correction of chronic adhesion or muscle problems, and recovery of strength and function following sports injuries. Suitable for both elderly, active people and top athletes who want a faster and safer return to day-to-day activities or training.

Why it works

Based on evidence-based principles: functional evaluation directs rehabilitation exercises exactly where there is weakness or movement restriction, reducing the risk of repeated injuries and accelerating recovery. Personalized progression combines force exercises, balance and walk exercises and, if necessary, manual therapy and exercises modulations to ensure safe and effective postoperative rehabilitation.

Main functions and properties

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• Postoperative rehabilitation exercises: individual exercise programmes for home and controlled therapy.
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• <><<<<Postrong> step-strong> step-by-st A personal approach ensures that rehabilitation exercises are sufficiently challenging, but at the same time protect the healing process. The guidance and clear progress of specialists will provide the strength of peace and action throughout the recovery process.

  How to start

  The first step is a functional assessment that determines the initial level and prepares the individual journey. Clear targets are then established, rehabilitation exercises are selected and further controls are determined to ensure progress and, if necessary, to adapt the treatment plan.

  Hospital and postoperative rehabilitation with a systemic functional assessment provides a definite, scientifically based path to recovery - forces, equilibrium and walking techniques recover gradually and safely.