Therapies and health programs, tailored to your needs
From assessment to recovery – complete support at every step of your therapy
Not sure which therapy you need?
Our physiatrist examinations and ultrasound diagnostics provide clear insights and a customized treatment plan tailored specifically to your condition.
Looking for comprehensive rehabilitation with accommodation?
Discover our thoughtfully curated packages that combine advanced therapies with comfortable accommodation – designed for full recovery and renewed mobility.
Know your condition and need targeted therapy?
Whether you're dealing with back pain, shoulder issues, calcifications or heel spurs, we offer precise solutions – from spinal decompression to advanced, pain-free shockwave therapy.
Interested in a therapy package without an overnight stay?
Our day packages include specialist consultations and therapies – ideal for local and regional patients seeking comprehensive care without accommodation.
Hydrotherapy Exercise (Aquatic Therapy)
Hydrotherapy is a form of therapeutic exercise performed in healing thermal water under the guidance of a physiotherapist. The combination of targeted exercises and the natural properties of thermal water allows for easier movement, reduced stress on joints and the spine, and a safer, more effective recovery process.
Warm thermal water relaxes muscles, stimulates circulation and prepares the body for movement, while the physiotherapist leads the group through carefully selected exercises. This approach enables active participation in rehabilitation with less strain and better movement control, which is especially important in painful or post-surgical conditions.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The natural composition and warmth of thermal water help relax muscles and reduce tension. In this environment, the body moves more easily, and exercises can be performed more naturally and safely, making hydrotherapy especially effective for rehabilitation and recovery.
Yes. Thermal water is one of the key reasons why hydrotherapy is particularly beneficial for individuals with joint and spinal pain. The warmth reduces pressure on joints and allows safer movement, even in more severe conditions.
No swimming skills are required. Exercises are performed in shallow water, with support and continuous supervision from a physiotherapist.