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Read moreWe are one of Health insurance recognized practice for physiotherapy. This means that we bill the health insurance companies directly according to a specified tariff. As a rule, you will receive a prescription from your doctor that includes nine therapy sessions and all services.
Physiotherapy is used to relieve pain and regain freedom of movement in everyday life. Pain and dysfunction can be improved or eliminated through various methods.
We are proud to offer you a wide range of different Therapy methods to meet your specific needs. Together, we will find solutions to your pain, even if you have not had success with previous therapies.
In addition, we regularly offer therapeutic Small group training to permanently strengthen your muscles and keep your musculoskeletal system flexible. Because your health and well-being is our goal!
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MorePhilipp Schröder has been a qualified physiotherapist for many years. Of these, he worked for professional athletes for four years. In addition, he is a trained sports teacher and active athlete, which has enabled him to acquire a wide range of experience and sports-specific expertise that is solely for the benefit of his patients in Wipkingen and Höngg.
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Our team of qualified physiotherapists relies on many years of experience and regular further training to offer you the best possible treatment
After the initial examination, we diagnose your current condition through questioning, observation and palpation (feeling the muscle and bone structure). This will allow us to give you an explanation for the cause of your pain. Sometimes this can be more complex than just a muscle tear or joint problem. However, we will try to explain everything to you in a way that allows you to fully understand your condition, injury or surgery so that you can participate in the treatment process. Because that's the key to success.
The basis for the development of a personalized therapeutic treatment and support concept are your physical goals as well as the medical diagnosis. Together with you, we want to permanently improve your physical and also mental well-being.
You should look forward to your treatments, know that you are in good hands and leave our practice with a smile on your face! That is the goal we work towards.
In the practice, which is located in district 10 directly at the Waidfussweg streetcar stop between Höngg and Wipkingen, you will receive treatment methods that are optimally tailored to you.
Upon request, treatments are also possible off-site. We do not stop at perfecting our therapy, we study regularly and always work according to the latest findings.
We prefer to discuss the possible cause(s) of your health problem with you. In this way, we can develop follow-up therapy and/or training for you beyond the period of acute treatment. In this way you can maintain your freedom of movement and feel better in the long term. Trainings can be designed for at home, or in the practice with our expertise to help guide you.
With the help of physiotherapy, many different complaints can be alleviated. The various application procedures improve the mobility and functions of the human body and treat diseases as well as injuries. Physiotherapy uses active and passive techniques. In earlier years, physio was known as physiotherapy. Sometimes it is also called physical therapy. For quite a while now, the term physiotherapy has fallen out of use and has been replaced by the term physiotherapy to conform to international usage. Moreover, not only sick people use physiotherapeutic treatments. Over the years, the variety of methods has developed significantly.
The main task of physio is to restore or maintain the body's ability to move and function and to relieve pain. Physiotherapeutic treatment can be prescribed by the physician as an aid. It is often useful as a supplement to the administration of medication or surgical interventions. The treatment spectrum of physio includes:
These methods are suitable for the treatment of both acute and chronic complaints. Other options include prevention or rehabilitation of prolonged illnesses, ailments, injuries and surgical procedures. The form of physiotherapeutic methods depends mostly on the type and extent of the complaints and whether the patient is suffering from an acute or chronic condition.
Physiotherapy includes a wide range of treatments that go far beyond massage treatments. It includes treatment methods from almost all medical fields such as:
An additional focus of treatment is prevention. Prevention is particularly suitable against diseases of the musculoskeletal system and includes, for example, spinal gymnastics as well as medical training therapy or targeted trigger point therapy.
Rehabilitation is equally important. It includes various measures to regain the body's abilities that enable participation in everyday life despite limitations. This makes it possible to compensate for or reduce functional losses. In this way, the patient regains a better quality of life. This is made possible by setting natural stimuli and reactions. The most common areas of application of physiotherapy include:
Physiotherapeutic treatment is suitable for numerous different illnesses and complaints. It promotes or restores the mobility of the body and its functions. Blood circulation and metabolism are improved, Painful complaints are alleviated and Strength and coordination strengthened. Physical disabilities can also be compensated for with physiotherapy. In addition chronic complaints can be prevented. It is important to always take the patient's state of health and age into account during physiotherapy. The patient's life circumstances also play an important role. The most important key points for a specific treatment can be clarified during a consultation.
Basically, the first step is to go to the doctor, who conducts an examination. The physician prescribes the physiotherapeutic treatment similar to a drug. As a rule, nine treatments are prescribed, but more treatments can also be prescribed, depending on the extent of the complaints. Physiotherapeutic treatments can be carried out both on an outpatient and inpatient basis. They are carried out in hospitals, rehabilitation clinics, nursing homes or physiotherapy practices. If the patient has received a prescription from the doctor for physiotherapy in a practice, the visit to the therapist can take place.
On the first day, the physiotherapist usually deals with the medical findings as well as the patient's medical history and holds a detailed discussion with him. In addition, a thorough examination takes place, during which mobility and muscle strength are put to the test. Possible pain is also determined. This provides the therapist with important information that he can use for the therapy plan. The treatment goals are also agreed with the patient.
It depends on the respective therapy plan whether active or passive physiotherapeutic exercises are performed.
In order for physiotherapy to take a favorable course, care should be taken to perform certain exercises independently, even in the patient's own home. This will speed up the healing process. If the exercises cause sore muscles or fatigue, this is no cause for concern.
Contraindications are discussed with your therapist. Only when these have been clarified will the therapy be carried out.