Physiotherapy

ADULTS

Frequently addressed issues:

• Back, spine and large joint pain
• Scoliosis and poor posture
• Prolapse of the intervertebral discs
• Headaches and migraines
• Post-traumatic conditions after operations
• Neurological diseases (eg stroke, multiple sclerosis, peripheral paresis, radicular syndrome, intervertebral disc herniation, central nervous system disorders)
• Leg arch disorders or limb compensation
• Post-traumatic conditions (fractures, dislocations, overloads, sprains, strains)
• Tension pains, tendonitis

Provided therapies:

• Soft techniques, myofascial techniques, mobilization
• Active exercises based on developmental kinesiology and classical neurophysiology
• Ergonomic consulting (possibility of seminars for companies)
• Physical therapy (eg ultrasound, laser, electrostimulation)
• Kinesiotaping
• Relaxation and reflexology therapy
• Respiratory physiotherapy
• Special therapy (eg: Vojta's method, Kabat - proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation, McKenzie therapy, Brűgger concept, scoliosis therapy according to Schroth, Bobath concept, spiral dynamics, SM system - stabilization and mobilization system)
• Care for women during pregnancy and after childbirth
• Sensomotorics - therapy using unstable surfaces, gymballs, overballs

CHILDREN

We focus on children from birth. The child's psychomotor development at an early age has its characteristics, developmental milestones and is especially important because it forms the basis for all movement habits and stereotypes in the later stages of life. It is a relatively complex process, strongly influenced by children's personalities and involves both gross and fine motor skills, sensory development, orofacial development, but also social and mental skills. We deal with the quality of psychomotor development, correct motor habits and possible deviations in development. For children in preschool and school age, movement stereotypes deepen and strengthen, and at the same time at this age we sometimes deal with the consequences of muscle imbalance. Sufficient adequate physical activity is important for the proper development of physical coordination. Physiotherapy helps prevent future musculoskeletal disorders.

Frequently addressed issues:

• Wrong body posture
• Headaches and back pain
• Scoliosis
• Flat feet
• Coordination disorders
• Sensory processing disorders (sensory integration)
• Cerebral palsy, hypotonic syndrome
• Post-traumatic and postoperative conditions
• Psychomotor development
• Birth defects
• Head predilection
• Birth traumas

Unicare's philosophy of patient approach 

At Unicare, we uphold a philosophy of exceptional patient care, delivered by expert physicians who prioritize empathy, understanding, and availability. Our commitment extends beyond medical excellence; it's about treating each client with respect and providing accessible care whenever needed.

Our clinic embodies a family-like atmosphere, ensuring maximum comfort. We carefully select our doctors for their patient-first approach, dedicating time to thoroughly address health concerns and communicate in a clear, understandable manner. At Unicare, your health and well-being are in caring hands

At Unicare Medical, we deliver top-quality healthcare services, both preventive and acute, for all your medical needs.

Our expertise lies in serving both the international community and local Czech residents.

We cater to a diverse clientele, offering healthcare solutions for individuals, families, and corporate entities. Explore your options through the following links:

1. Membership 
   
2. Healthcare services for international clients 
   
3. Corporate Healthcare Solutions 
   
4. Healthcare services for self-payers