Physical therapy
Stay mobile, relieve pain and restore muscle and joint function with treatments by top physiatrists, physiotherapists and kinesiologists
Thanks to the professional team of physiatrists and physiotherapists at Daruvarske toplice and the state-of-the-art equipment we have, we successfully relieve pain for our users, improve mobility, restore muscle and joint function, and increase the quality of life with a series of physical therapy services.
Discover our wide range of specific forms of physical therapy
Our offer includes a number of specific forms of physical therapy, from kinesitherapy in a fully equipped gymnasium to specialized methods such as Mulligan and Maitland therapies, PNF techniques, myofascial relaxation, the Schroth method for scoliosis and many others. Each of these techniques is adapted to the individual needs and capabilities of the patient, with the aim of reducing pain, improving mobility and restoring functionality. Our expert team ensures top quality service and a holistic approach to rehabilitation to achieve the best results.
- Kinesitherapy – It takes place in fully equipped gyms. Kinesiotherapy can be individual, individualized and group, depending on the indication and prescription of the doctor specializing in physical medicine and rehabilitation, as well as the patient’s capabilities.
- PNF (proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation) – a technique in which the therapist uses specific three-dimensional movements on the painful side to achieve a movement in the patient that is blocked, manifested by a loss of neurological function. It is used for neuromuscular nerve lesions, after surgery on the arm or leg, and sports injuries.
- McKenzie treatment – a diagnostic and therapeutic technique used for mechanically caused disorders of the cervical, thoracic and lumbar spine. It is a combination of individual manual treatment and active patient participation.
- Bobath treatment – a problem-solving therapeutic approach through the assessment and treatment of individuals with impaired function, movement, and postural control due to lesions of the nervous system. It is based on preventing abnormal activities and relearning normal movement, through guidance through key points.
- Neurodevelopmental kinesitherapy for children with cerebral and other impairments and corrective gymnastics for postural developmental deviations (according to the NRT Bobath and Vojta course).
- The Mulligan method – a manual technique that, by combining passive mobilization and active movement, increases the range of motion and reduces pain in a certain segment.
- The Maitland method – a manual form of physical therapy with a specific approach in the area of movement analysis and its dysfunction, and assessment of the extent and effect of any limitations that may affect the patient’s daily activities.
- Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization (DNS) – a comprehensive strategy to achieve ideal motor response as defined by developmental kinesiology. It is used for a range of musculoskeletal problems, as well as in injury prevention for athletes and recreational athletes.
- Myofascial relaxation – a safe and effective technique that includes gentle stretching with light pressure on the site of myofascial connective tissue restriction with the aim of eliminating pain and restoring function.
- EMMETT technique – a unique form of body therapy that involves applying light pressure with the fingers to specific points on the body. This pressure is registered by the patient’s nervous system as stimulation, to which the brain responds by sending new instructions to the periphery that will immediately positively affect the condition of the affected part of the body.
- Bowen therapy – involves precise, gentle manipulations of soft tissue that provide a piezoelectric effect on the sheaths of muscles, tendons, and internal organs. The brain responds to this stimulation by relaxing the surrounding muscles, resulting in better mobility and faster and better regeneration processes.
- Postisometric muscle relaxation (PIR) – a preparatory technique for mobilizations and manipulations based on a weak isometric contraction of a shortened muscle with the application of resistance by a physiotherapist. The technique results in the elongation of painful and tense muscles.
- Kinesio taping – a technique of applying a special tape that is glued directly to the skin for the purpose of prolonged physiotherapeutic effect. It is popular with athletes, but is also used by non-athletes with various pain syndromes. It affects relaxation/stimulation of muscle activity, pain reduction, improved circulation, improved proprioception, reduced swelling, correction of ligament function – joint stabilization and fascia correction.
- Trigger point treatment – trigger points are sensitive and painful areas in the muscle, tendon, ligament, skin and joint capsule that cause pain and painful conditions. Treating trigger points stops the pain and alleviates the symptoms of painful conditions.
- Dry needling – a therapeutic procedure in which needles are used to relax painful and tense muscles. The result is a deep relaxation of the tissues, which affects the improvement of mobility, function and reduction of pain, most often caused by the so-called myofascial pain syndrome or trigger points.
- Medical flossing – therapy with special rubber bands that we apply to inflamed and painful joints, which instantly reduces pain within the joint and increases the range of motion in the joint.
- Kaltenborn approach – this approach is based on specific examination and therapy of joints, muscles and peripheral nerves. This results in increasing the range of motion, reducing pain, improving circulation, improving the function of the affected segment, making movements easier, reducing nerve irritation and increasing nerve mobility.
- MSTR scar treatment – this is a gentle, natural and extremely effective method that focuses exclusively on scar tissue and affects the collagen fibers in the skin, reducing problems associated with scars.
- Schroth therapy – The Schroth method is a three-dimensional therapy for the treatment of scoliosis and other spinal curvature disorders. Individual exercises and corrective breathing techniques are used to correct spinal irregularities.
- Yumeiho – manual therapy that restores the body’s symmetry and achieves proper posture. It alleviates and eliminates pain in the back, neck and other parts of the body, and is used for relaxation, prevention of musculoskeletal diseases and therapeutic treatment. The main goal is to correct the position of the pelvic region and place the spine and other joints in the correct position.
- Shiatsu – an ancient method of work that has been proven to have extremely positive effects in treating numerous symptoms, such as stress and tension, chronic fatigue, lack of energy, and other similar ailments.
Take advantage of the healing properties of water with hydrotherapy
Hydrotherapy is a therapeutic approach that uses the healing properties of water to relax muscles, reduce pain and improve mobility, providing pleasant and effective relief for various health ailments.
The following activities are carried out:
- hydrogymnastics in pools with thermal water,
- individual hydro gymnastics in the “Hubbard” bath with thermal water and in the bath for working with children,
- hydro massage in a hot tub with thermal water,
- “pearl” baths, thermal water baths, “Hauffe” baths and alternating baths.
Each of the physical therapy techniques is adapted to the individual needs of the patient with the aim of reducing pain, improving mobility and restoring functionality
Get rid of pain and edema with electrotherapy
We also offer electrotherapies that are carried out with the main goal of reducing pain and edema and improving circulation.
We offer:
- DDS, TENS,
- interference currents,
- electrostimulation, Compex for muscles and nerves,
- galvanic currents,
- cellular galvanization, iontophoresis,
- therapeutic ultrasound, Seltzer ultrasound, sonophoresis,
- Bioptron lamp and Solux lamp,
- laser therapy (manual and scanning),
- magnetotherapy.
Laser precision device physiotherapy
The high-intensity laser-HILT is extremely effective in most degenerative diseases. HIRO HILT is the only therapeutic treatment that successfully stimulates the regeneration of articular cartilage.
Applicable in most chronic degenerative diseases, the most common indications are:
- arthrosis and degenerative changes in cartilage,
- tennis elbow,
- osteoarthritis,
- tendinitis and calcific tendinitis,
- muscle lesions,
- bursitis and synovitis,
- edema and hematomas after trauma,
- lumbago,
- Sudeck’s syndrome,
- sports injuries and
- a range of acute and chronic pain conditions.
Inter X is an interactive neurostimulation device that, with mild stimulation, soothes a painful or inflamed area in:
- sports injuries (acute and chronic),
- sprained joints,
- tennis elbow,
- shoulder pain,
- muscle and ligament tension,
- Achilles tendon injuries,
- postoperative conditions,
- chronic and acute pain in the neck and lower back,
- spinal disc problems, frozen shoulder, arthritic joints, headaches, migraines, menstrual pain and more
Spinal decompression therapy uses sophisticated technology that gently stretches the spine, reduces pressure on the discs and enables a natural healing process
Decompression therapy of the spine (DTK) – traction is a non-surgical procedure for resolving pain in the lower back, neck, arms and legs caused by irritation of the spinal roots. DTK uses computer technology and sophisticated equipment that gently stretches the spine, reduces pressure on the discs and joints of the spine, and enables a natural healing process.
Biofeedback, EMG-biofeedback combined with isometric exercises within kinesitherapy is a treatment that significantly accelerates the process of increasing muscle strength and movement control. It achieves significant results in the treatment of peripheral neurogenic lesions for the purpose of relaxation of contracted muscles, but also by establishing voluntary control over partially seized muscles.
Sigma interactive platform for practicing and strengthening proprioceptors – proprioceptors are sensors located in joints, muscles, tendons, ligaments and sensitive to changes in pressure and tension. Thanks to them, we become aware of our position in space.
Kinetek-apparatus for passive joint stretching is used for reduced range of motion of the joints, most often postoperatively when it is extremely important to gradually increase the range of motion of the joint (elbow, knee).
Shock wave is a non-invasive therapeutic method used in physical medicine in the treatment of many chronic and acute complaints such as pain in the shoulder, back, heels and elbows. The action is based on high-intensity acoustic waves that penetrate within the treated area, which reduces pain, inflammation, breaks calcifications and improves blood circulation and healing of injuries.
PABLO is a robotic multifunctional device with built-in sensors that monitor the strength of the hand and the range of motion of the wrist, elbow and shoulder. According to these parameters, the difficulty of training is adjusted.
Game ready is a unique medical device that provides an ideal combination of cryotherapy (ice cooling) and pneumatic compression. It is used to treat acute (sports) soft tissue injuries, in postoperative applications and in sports for regeneration after training or matches.
Extracorporeal magnetic stimulation of the bladder is a therapy for the treatment of pelvic muscle dysfunction and urinary and fecal incontinence. It significantly improves the rehabilitation process after surgery of the urogenital area and after childbirth. It also helps patients with sexual dysfunction and chronic pain in the pelvic area and lumbar spine. The effects of magnetic stimulation are an increase in the strength and endurance of the sphincter and pelvic muscles.
Magnetic stimulation – functional magnetic stimulation through electromagnetic induction with the help of which deep muscle groups and nerves are stimulated.
High-energy inductive therapy – magnetic induction in which electromagnetic waves pass through cells, tissues, organs and bones and activate electrochemical processes in the tissue, i.e. improve the functioning of cells and their membranes. In addition to quickly and effectively reducing inflammation of painful tissue, the device is used to enhance muscle tone, improve circulation and activate the process of faster recovery.
INDIBA active therapy – is based on radiofrequency, which enables active cell therapy and gives excellent, almost immediate results in acute and chronic problems, while in sports injuries it enables recovery in as much as 70% less time. The therapy provides cellular biostimulation and increases microcirculation and cellular metabolism, which results in faster healing and pain reduction.
Thermotherapy – paraffin wraps and paraffin baths and Fango therapy.
Freeze the pain with the cryotherapy method
Cryotherapy is a therapeutic method that uses the action of low temperatures to reduce inflammation, relieve pain, and promote tissue regeneration.
Cryotherapy includes:
- cryo covers,
- ice massage and
- cryo device.
Relax with top-notch massage treatments
Massage services include:
- classic manual massage,
- manual lymphatic drainage,
- lymphoma.
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