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Melittaklinik Physiotherapy

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Physiotherapy treatments

Targeted therapeutic exercises, manual techniques, and specific technologies under agreement with the National Health Service and privately

Within Melittaklinik, highly qualified physiotherapists help patients regain movement, strength, and functionality. Our experience and that of the professionals working in rehabilitative physiotherapy span orthopedics, neurology, and sports medicine. Both privately and under agreement with the SSN, we offer personalized physiotherapy programs for various needs: post-operative rehabilitation, motor re-education following injuries, and treatment of chronic musculoskeletal pain.

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How to book a physiotherapy treatment

Booking methods

To access the service under agreement, a doctor’s referral is required, usually issued by a professional who specifies the course of therapy and the number of planned sessions. To book, including privately, simply call the booking number or send an email to the relevant office.

What do you need to book?

At the time of booking, please have the following ready:

  • the referral from your primary care physician indicating the requested service
  • your health insurance card

Who can access the service?

To book a specialist visit under agreement, you must be a citizen registered with the National Health Service.

Departments and reference team

Physical and rehabilitative medicine

Andreas Waldner
Franz Xaver Waldner

Access to the department

Physiotherapy sessions at Melittaklinik are primarily held in our rehabilitative gyms, which are equipped with dedicated devices. For specific exercises, patients can use the outdoor therapeutic garden or, when planned, the indoor pool. Access is via the main lobby. At the Outpatient Admissions desk, staff welcome patients for their appointments.

Duration and frequency of sessions

A physiotherapy session varies in length, and the frequency is indicated in the prescription. The schedule is agreed upon in advance for better organization.

Techniques used

Based on each patient’s clinical needs, the physiotherapist will apply various rehabilitative techniques: personalized therapeutic exercises, passive joint mobilizations, muscle strengthening, assisted gait training, stretching, proprioceptive techniques, postural re-education, manual therapy, as well as instrumental physical therapies when indicated. The patient is always informed about the rehabilitative plan to ensure maximum transparency and engagement.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. To use the service under agreement with the National Health Service, a referral is required.

Normally no, physiotherapy should not cause intense pain. However, during some exercises the patient may feel muscle discomfort or stretching, which is entirely normal when reactivating a weakened or stiff area. The therapist, monitoring individual reactions, adjusts the treatment and intensity.

The doctor’s prescription indicates the number of sessions; typically, an agreed course includes 6–10 sessions, after which the situation will be assessed. The doctor may prescribe one or more additional courses.

Yes. Patient collaboration is essential for the success of the rehabilitation process. The physiotherapist assigns simple exercises to be performed at home daily to complete the work done during sessions.

Yes, the Melittaklinik staff is bilingual. As usual in such cases, communication with therapists takes place in the patient’s preferred language.

Cutting-edge technologies

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