Programs

The individual physical therapy programme consists of:

Neuromotor recovery (central and peripheral nervous system injuries of various etiologies)
Recovery of post-traumatic sequelae of the locomotor system (post-traumatic and post-operative conditions)

Treatment of rheumatic diseases (spondylosis, disc disease, rheumatoid arthritis, arthrosis of the joints, etc)
Kinetic treatment for various conditions: correction of physical deficiencies (vicious attitudes/postures, scoliosis, kyphosis, kyphoscoliosis, etc.)

• physical therapist coordinators Petru Emanuel , Antal Attila and Blaga Grațiela

Program:

Monday : 08- 17 | Tuesday : 08- 17 | Wednesday : 08- 17 | Thursday : 08- 17 | Friday : 08- 17

The individual physical therapy programme consists of:

Neuromotor recovery (central and peripheral nervous system injuries of various etiologies)
Recovery of post-traumatic sequelae of the locomotor system (post-traumatic and post-operative conditions)
Treatment of rheumatic diseases (spondylosis, disc disease, rheumatoid arthritis, arthrosis of the joints, etc)
Kinetic treatment for various conditions: correction of physical deficiencies (vicious attitudes/postures, scoliosis, kyphosis, kyphoscoliosis, etc.)

Program:

Monday : 08- 17 | Tuesday : 08- 17 | Wednesday : 08- 17 | Thursday : 08- 17 | Friday : 08- 17

The spine is one of the most vital parts of the human body, supporting the torso and allowing all possible movements. Unfortunately, our sedentary lifestyle leads to the adoption of a dysfunctional posture that limits the potential movements of the spine. When it is impaired and functions poorly, the consequences can be painful and even immobilizing.
If we sit incorrectly, sit in a bad posture or move with a bent back, lift weights, stand, sleep or rest, the spine is the part of the body most affected.

How to do all these activities correctly? You can find out by attending back physical therapy classes. Special spinal physical therapy consists of stretching, relaxing and toning exercises. Stretching not only relaxes the muscles of the spine but also the intervertebral discs, which receive a greater supply of oxygen, and also relaxes the spine. By toning the muscles that hold the spine in place, we achieve a correct posture and restore normal balance. This is of particular importance, even if it is only a problem of poor posture and no spinal deviations have occurred. Special physical therapy thus helps to maintain the integrity of the spine, but also to prevent deficiencies. Here you can learn all about the spine, its movements, discuss with specialists about the symptoms that occur and how to treat them. The programme is run by specialists in the field.

The spine is one of the most vital parts of the human body, supporting the torso and allowing all possible movements. Unfortunately, our sedentary lifestyle leads to the adoption of a dysfunctional posture that limits the potential movements of the spine. When it is impaired and functions poorly, the consequences can be painful and even immobilizing.
If we sit incorrectly, sit in a bad posture or move with a bent back, lift weights, stand, sleep or rest, the spine is the part of the body most affected.
How to do all these activities correctly? You can find out by attending back physical therapy classes. Special spinal physical therapy consists of stretching, relaxing and toning exercises. Stretching not only relaxes the muscles of the spine but also the intervertebral discs, which receive a greater supply of oxygen, and also relaxes the spine. By toning the muscles that hold the spine in place, we achieve a correct posture and restore normal balance. This is of particular importance, even if it is only a problem of poor posture and no spinal deviations have occurred. Special physical therapy thus helps to maintain the integrity of the spine, but also to prevent deficiencies. Here you can learn all about the spine, its movements, discuss with specialists about the symptoms that occur and how to treat them. The programme is run by specialists in the field.

Program:

Tuesday : 17- 18 | Thursday : 17- 18

Let’s not wait for the first fracture, because preventing a disease is much easier than treating it.
If you have been diagnosed with osteopenia or osteoporosis or are prone to the disease, in addition to diet you can supplement your treatment with a special preventive physical therapy programme. At the Rheum-Care Foundation you can do preventive physical therapy, receive information, expert guidance and take part in organised activities.

Program:

Luni : 17- 18 | Miercuri : 17- 18

The Pregnancy School was founded in 1994, so we have been around for 30 years. At that time we were the national promoters of this subject. During these 18 years, this activity has been led by Prof. Bakó Alíz, PhD in Physical Education and Sports Science, and her PhD thesis was entitled: Study on prenatal training of pregnant women through physical exercise and psychomotor relaxation techniques.

Program:

Tuesday : 18- 19.30 | Thursdau : 18- 19.30

Early intervention is a medical physical therapy programme with methods and techniques to prevent or recover from problems that occurred during or immediately after childbirth. Interested parents are guided and taught to perform physical therapy exercises on their little ones at home as well. The program is provided by physiotherapist and rehabilitation pedagogues.

Program:

Everyday (Only with reservation)