In diseases of the musculoskeletal system, there are usually severe pain and movement restrictions in the spine and large joints. The goal of rehabilitation is to improve joint mobility, strengthen muscles, and reduce the need for walking aids such as a walker or crutches. The minimum length of stay is 2 weeks and can be extended if necessary.

 INDICATION ORTHOPAEDICS

• after injuries and operations
  • on the musculoskeletal system 
  • on joints (endoprostheses)
  • on the spine
  • on tendons, muscles or nerves
• chronic pain conditions
• in degenerative changes of the musculoskeletal system

Diseases of the central or peripheral nervous system (brain and spinal cord) can lead to a variety of long-term impairments of bodily functions. The main symptoms are paralysis, impaired sensitivity, speech, vision, swallowing and thinking. During the rehabilitation stay, the impaired functions are relearned or consolidated in order to achieve the greatest possible independence, improved participation in social life and a generally improved quality of life. The length of stay is at least 3 weeks and can be extended if necessary.

INDICATION NEUROLOGY

• Head injuries
• Operations on the head
• Spinal cord injuries
• Operations on the spinal column
• strokes
• Parkinson's disease
• Multiple sclerosis
• Diseases of the peripheral nervous system such as neuropathies
• Nerve root damage and much more.

We treat acute and chronic pain of varying severity, such as headaches, joint or back pain, quickly and effectively using a multimodal approach. The concept of multimodal pain therapy is based on the biopsychosocial model of pain development. The patient and their pain are viewed from different perspectives and therefore by specialists from different disciplines: Specialist doctors, psychotherapists, sports therapists, physiotherapists, occupational therapists and nursing staff work closely together and create an individual therapy plan for you. As a private clinic for the specialist fields of conservative orthopaedics, neurology and rheumatology, we have set ourselves the primary goal of counteracting pain in an uncomplicated and prompt manner and alleviating it as far as possible. In addition to conventional forms of pain reduction, we use methods from “Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)” by means of acupuncture, moxibustion and cupping therapy. To further boost regeneration, we offer an application in our cold chamber. This method has already established itself in sports medicine.

What can inpatient pain therapy help with?

• Relief of pain
• Improvement of body awareness
• Pain management training
• More stamina and resilience
• Improvement in quality of life
• Reintegration into working life
• Better handling of residual pain
• Promotion of stress management and relaxation skills

Our therapy concept  

Our concept of multimodal pain therapy is based on the biopsychosocial model of pain development. The patient and their pain are viewed from different perspectives and therefore by specialists from different disciplines: Specialist doctors, psychotherapists, sports therapists, physiotherapists, occupational therapists and nursing staff work closely together and draw up an individual therapy plan for you. The length of stay is at least 10 days and can be extended if necessary.