Physical therapy modalities include modern device-based methods that may help reduce pain, improve movement function, support tissue recovery and assist the rehabilitation process. Procedures are selected individually according to the patient’s condition, indications and therapy goals.
Physical therapy modalities use physical factors such as light, magnetic field, ultrasound, mechanical action, electrical stimulation, heat, cold and other technologies. They may help reduce pain, inflammation, muscle tension and support tissue metabolism.
These methods are often used together with therapeutic exercise, massage and a rehabilitation plan. The choice of procedure depends on complaints, diagnosis, contraindications and the patient’s individual response.
These procedures are an important part of physical therapy — they support spinal unloading, gait training, pain reduction, muscle activation and tissue recovery.
Decompression therapy is used to reduce mechanical load on the spine and support rehabilitation in cases of back pain, disc-related problems and movement limitations.
BTL R-Force enables gait and load training with controlled body-weight support. It helps restore movement more safely after injuries, operations or neurological disorders.
HILT therapy is used for pain reduction, deeper tissue effect and support of the recovery process. It may be suitable for muscle, joint and tendon overload conditions.
SIS therapy uses strong electromagnetic stimulation to activate muscles, reduce pain and support functional rehabilitation. The procedure is adjusted individually.
In addition to the main device-based methods, other physical therapy procedures are used and selected individually by a specialist according to indications.
Mechanical stimulation used for tendons, ligaments and chronic overload-related pain.
Ultrasound effect for tissue micromassage, metabolism support and local therapy.
Low-intensity magnetic field procedure supporting recovery and pain reduction.
Different electrotherapy methods for pain control, muscle stimulation and rehabilitation.
Book a visit or consultation. A specialist will help assess your complaints and choose the most suitable physical therapy method.
