SECTION 02
Medical Rehabilitation Department
Comprehensive physical rehabilitation including physiotherapy, neurorehabilitation, physical therapy, hydrotherapy, and sensory therapy. Exercise and movement as the foundation for functional recovery.
Areas of Medical Rehabilitation
Physiotherapy and Movement Therapy
Exercise – The Foundation of Rehabilitation
Exercise represents the fundamental pillar of the rehabilitation process. It is a purposefully guided movement therapy aimed at restoring musculoskeletal function and improving coordination, stability, and muscle strength. At IPR, it is conducted individually or in small groups under the guidance of a qualified physiotherapist.
Therapeutic Programs
- Individual and Group Physiotherapy – precisely targeted therapy
- Neurorehabilitation Exercise – restoration of motor skills in neurological diseases
- Stabilization and Postural Training – correction of posture and scoliosis
- Functional Training – practice of everyday movements
- Conditioning Exercise – improving fitness and preventing recurrence
Physiotherapy for Students and Children
- Correction of poor posture
- Prevention of scoliosis and functional spinal disorders
- Strengthening the deep stabilization system
- Improvement of coordination and balance
- Development of correct movement habits
Rehabilitation Methodologies at IPR
- SM System
- Vojta Method
- Frenkel Method
- RED CORD (Suspension System)
- Exercise on a FIT Ball
- APPP Concept
- Special Methodologies in Neurology
Principles of Movement Therapy
- Neuroplasticity (for neurological diagnoses)
- Adaptation of the muscular and ligamentous apparatus
- Improvement of proprioception
- Restoration of correct movement patterns
- Activation of the deep stabilization system
Comprehensive Rehabilitation Under One Roof
All areas of medical rehabilitation are interconnected and coordinated for maximum therapeutic effect. Each client receives an individually tailored rehabilitation plan.