Physio Solution

Access to PhysioSolution at the rear right corner of the Migros building

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Andrzej Bakowski graduated in physiotherapy in 1989 and obtained a master's degree in motor rehabilitation in 1993 from the Academy of Physical Education in Krakow, Poland.

He has extensive experience in sports physiotherapy and outpatient rehabilitation (traumatology, rheumatology, orthopedics). His skills enable him to offer therapeutic solutions to a wide range of patients, including athletes and people with physical or mental disabilities.

He also offers various cutting-edge techniques: craniosacral therapy, lymphatic drainage, and radial shock wave therapy.

General physical therapy

For any problems affecting the musculoskeletal system requiring specialized rehabilitation.

• Active and passive mobilization

• Manual therapy according to Sohier

• Medical gymnastics

• Back rehabilitation

• Walking rehabilitation

• Manual lymphatic drainage according to the Vodder method

• Trigger points

• Radial shock wave therapy

• Thermal shock therapy

• Home treatment

 

Rehabilitation

Physiotherapy is a major asset in post-operative rehabilitation, for example after the fitting of a prosthesis. The aim of physiotherapy is to restore mobility to the operated limb and its joint so that it can function normally during everyday activities.

Whether it's a simple sprain or a serious accident with multiple injuries, PhysioSolution helps you regain functional mobility as quickly as possible and without pain.

A personalized exercise program will allow you to actively participate in your rehabilitation.

• Orthopedics

• Traumatology

• Rheumatology

• Massage

• Mobilization

• Strengthening

• Functional rehabilitation

 

Neurology

Physiotherapy plays an important role in the rehabilitation of neurological disorders. Whether treating multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's syndrome, or hemiplegia, physiotherapists actively participate in the patient's neuromotor rehabilitation by applying specific techniques. This helps patients regain their independence and mobility.

• Rehabilitation after a stroke

• Parkinson's disease

• Multiple sclerosis

• Neurological rehabilitation at the clinic

• Home care

 

Sports physiotherapy

When you are an active person, an amateur or professional athlete, your entire body, muscles, tendons, and joints are called upon to perform your movements. Whenever you move, you activate all the parts of your musculoskeletal system, and certain treatments may be necessary to keep them functioning properly.

• Rehabilitation after sports injuries

• Strength training for athletes

• Proprioception

• Thermal shock therapy

• Muscle electrostimulation (Compex)