Osteopathie und Physiotherapie St. Wolfgang

Physiotherapy treats, supports, accompanies, and advises healthy, sick, injured, and disabled people.
The basis for efficient and effective therapy is a thorough medical history and examination of the patient at the start of therapy. This enables the therapist to identify the causes of the musculoskeletal disorders and develop a suitable treatment method that is individually tailored to the patient. In most cases, the therapy consists of various treatment techniques that together lead to success. The therapy is also specific to the patient's occupation, sport, and age.

Areas of application for physical therapy

• Acute and chronic complaints of the entire musculoskeletal system in adults and children
• Follow-up treatment after surgery
• Sports injuries
• Prevention
• Incontinence in women and men
• Rheumatic diseases

Our services

• Active movement therapy
• Manual therapy
• Rehabilitation
• Sports physiotherapy
• Neurology
• Massage
• Postnatal exercise
• Individual pelvic floor training
• Electrotherapy
• Ultrasound
• Taping
• Home treatment

 

 

BillingPhysiotherapytreatments are covered by your health insurance's basic coverage if you visit us on the basis of a doctor's prescription.

 

 

• Osteopathy

 

 

Welcome to Osteopathy St. Wolfgang Osteopathy is a systemic form of medicine that takes a holistic view of the human being and considers the interdependence and interactivity of various systems within the body.
It focuses primarily on preventing and remedying functional and physical disorders.

"Life is movement"
The body functions thanks to its ability to perform movements. These include not only the visible movements of the joints, but also the subtle, unconscious movements of almost all parts of the body, body systems, and organs: well-known examples include the rhythm of breathing, the heartbeat, but also the peristalsis of the intestinal tract and the movements of cerebrospinal fluid.
If this movement is lost, it can lead to pain, tension, or dysfunction—illness can spread.
A trained osteopath can detect and resolve these restrictions of movement – so that life can flow again!

Areas of application for osteopathy

 

 

• Musculoskeletal system: acute and chronic complaints of the spine or peripheral joints
• Internal organs: digestive disorders, heartburn, post-operative care...
• Head problems: headaches , migraines, dizziness, jaw joint problems...
• Pediatrics: torticollis, colic, crying babies, after difficult births...
• Gynecology: treatment of women before and after childbirth
• Functional disorders
• Chronic pain
• After trauma/surgery
• Headaches
• Migraine
• Digestive problems
• Incontinence
• Jaw problems

 

 

Treatment procedure An osteopathic treatment session lasts between 30 and 60 minutes. The osteopath identifies restrictions of movement and dysfunctions and resolves these manually in order to stimulate the body's self-healing processes.
Three areas of the body are always examined and treated:

 

 

• Parietal system: the musculoskeletal system with joints and muscles
• Visceral system: the internal organs
• Craniosacral system: the functional unit of the skull and sacrum, the spinal cord, and the nervous system

 

 

Billing Osteopathic treatments can be billed through supplementary insurance for complementary medicine. I have the necessary billing number. However, for your own safety, please clarify the cost coverage with your health insurance company in advance.
No doctor's prescription is necessary for osteopathic treatment.