Physiotherapy in Prague

Specialized treatment for pelvic floor dysfunction.

Physiofitness at CPM Pavla Koláře bridges the gap between clinical physiotherapy and conventional gym training. Delivered by physiotherapists rather than personal trainers, each 60-minute session applies DNS stabilization principles to strength, coordination, and conditioning work — ensuring that fitness gains are built on a neurologically sound movement foundation. Ideal for people returning to sport after injury, managing chronic back or joint pain, or wanting to train in a way that actively reinforces rather than undoes their physio progress.

VO2MAX's athlete care service is an integrated clinical pathway that brings together physiotherapy, orthopedics, podology, running gait diagnostics, and sports massage under coordinated management — designed for recreational and competitive athletes who need more than a single-modality treatment episode. Each athlete's journey begins with a kinesiological movement analysis and, where relevant, a breathing pattern assessment and sport-specific movement evaluation to identify muscle imbalances, joint restrictions, and movement compensations before they become injuries. The team includes physiotherapists with specialist expertise in running biomechanics, pediatric sports injuries, and post-surgical rehabilitation, and the on-site orthopedic surgeon provides timely imaging and structural assessment without the delays of external referral.

VO2MAX's women's health physiotherapy service addresses the full spectrum of pelvic floor and reproductive health concerns using a combination of manual therapy, specialised movement systems, and holistic hormonal support. Therapists trained in the Ludmila Mojžíšová method, PPA pelvic floor concept, visceral therapy, and Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization work with women at every life stage — from fertility preparation and pregnancy through to postpartum recovery and menopause. A free 15-minute phone consultation is offered before the first appointment so the therapist can confirm that this service matches your situation and prepare the session accordingly. The approach treats pelvic dysfunction as a whole-body problem, integrating breath mechanics, trunk stability, and organ position alongside pelvic floor muscle function.

Evidence-based physiotherapy at VO2MAX uses kinesiological analysis to identify the precise root cause of pain or movement restriction before any hands-on treatment begins. Each 60-minute initial session combines manual techniques — drawn from Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization (DNS), the McKenzie method, visceral therapy, and myofascial medicine — with targeted kinesiotherapy and patient education. On-site technology including high-powered lasers, TR Therapy radiofrequency, radial shockwave, focused shockwave, and diagnostic ultrasound means that most presentations can be fully assessed and treated without sending you to another facility. The result is a single-visit experience that gives you a clear diagnosis, a hands-on treatment, and a home exercise programme all at once.

Specialised physiotherapy for temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders, jaw pain, teeth clenching, headaches, and functionally related tinnitus. K+Clinic's approach — led by Mgr. Tereza Čadilová, who specialises in TMJ disorders — combines myofascial release of the jaw and cervical muscles, manual joint mobilisation, postural correction of the neck and thoracic spine, and patient education on parafunctional habits. This provides a conservative, non-surgical pathway for a condition frequently undertreated in the Czech healthcare system. Sessions are 55 minutes (1,700 Kč) or 25 minutes (1,000 Kč).

Sports-focused physiotherapy for recreational and competitive athletes, delivered by therapists with real-world sports medicine backgrounds. Sessions cover acute injury management, load-management rehabilitation, return-to-sport progression, and injury-prevention screening. K+Clinic's sports physiotherapists — trained at Charles University — work alongside two orthopedic surgeons (MUDr. Kudela, FC Viktoria Plzeň team physician; MUDr. Juríková, FK Mladá Boleslav), meaning surgical and conservative care can be coordinated under one roof when needed. Sessions are 55 minutes (1,700 Kč) or 25 minutes (1,000 Kč) at Prague 5-Smíchov.

Paediatric physiotherapy tailored to the musculoskeletal and developmental needs of children and adolescents. Sessions assess and address poor posture, scoliosis, flat feet, delayed motor development, sports injuries, and growing pains using age-appropriate manual and movement-based techniques. Mgr. Natálie Trešlová — a Charles University graduate with youth sports coaching experience — leads the paediatric programme at K+Clinic, ensuring each session is adapted to the child's age, developmental stage, and engagement level. Sessions are 55 minutes (1,700 Kč) or 25 minutes (1,000 Kč).

One-to-one physiotherapy sessions for adults, delivered by Charles University-trained therapists using a blend of manual techniques, DNS (Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilisation) methodology, and myofascial approaches. Each session is built around a personalised treatment plan following a structured assessment, and the therapist has direct access to the clinic's BTL 6000 TR radiofrequency device, high-power laser, and focused shockwave equipment — enabling combination therapy within a single appointment. Sessions are 55 minutes (1,700 Kč) or 25 minutes (1,000 Kč), Monday to Friday at K+Clinic Prague 5-Smíchov.

Gait diagnostics at K+Clinic combines RunTime treadmill sensor analysis with baropodometric pressure-plate measurements to assess the full kinetic chain during walking and running. The RunTime sensors capture dynamic ground reaction forces, timing asymmetries, and video mechanics from multiple angles, while the pressure plate maps plantar load distribution and foot arch behaviour — producing a comprehensive biomechanical picture that neither system delivers alone. A physiotherapist interprets the combined findings and prescribes a targeted intervention plan. Sessions are 55 minutes (1,700 Kč) or 25-minute follow-ups (1,000 Kč).

Specialized rehab for athletes.

Physiotherapy at Sportovní Klinika covers initial injury assessment and ongoing individual sessions in a dedicated treatment suite within the SK Motorlet sports complex in Praha 5. The opening 60-minute session includes a full health anamnesis, standing and gait analysis, muscle and joint testing, and treatment on the same day where applicable, plus home-exercise instruction. Follow-up sessions use manual therapy, progressive exercise prescription, Rebox electrotherapy and high-power laser as needed. The 4-phase return-to-sport protocol — inflammation control, active rehab, terrain training, sport-specific movements — guides the full recovery journey. Kinesio taping and physio-fitness gym training are available as integrated add-ons throughout the programme.

Three-dimensional postural assessment using the Spine 3D imaging system — a non-invasive, radiation-free alternative to X-ray spinal assessment. The system uses calibrated cameras and photogrammetric software to generate a precise digital 3D model of the patient's posture, identifying scoliotic curves, pelvic asymmetry, sagittal alignment deviations (kyphosis, lordosis), and shoulder imbalances invisible to the naked eye. The 55-minute appointment at K+Clinic's Prague 5-Smíchov site includes the scan, a digital analysis report, and a 25-minute physiotherapy session to interpret findings and build a personalised correction programme. Priced at 1,900 Kč.

Biomechanical running analysis using the RunTime instrumented smart treadmill — a system combining force sensors and multi-angle video capture to map running mechanics, load distribution, cadence, stride length, and technique errors in real time. The 55-minute session includes the full analysis plus a 25-minute physiotherapy session in which a Charles University-trained therapist interprets the data, identifies injury-risk patterns, and prescribes targeted corrective exercises. Suited to competitive runners, recreational athletes, beginners establishing good technique, and those returning to running after injury.

Paediatric rehabilitation at CPM Pavla Koláře serves children from birth to 18 years, covering psychomotor development monitoring in infants, prevention of asymmetrical development, healthy foot development, scoliosis, postural correction, flat feet, and recovery from injuries or neurological conditions including cerebral palsy and hereditary motor-sensory neuropathies. Physiotherapists use multiple methods adapted to the child's age and developmental stage, with a gentle, individually calibrated approach throughout.

A comprehensive 60-minute individual physiotherapy session at CPM Pavla Koláře, providing sufficient time for a thorough kinesiological assessment and full-body DNS-based treatment of complex or multi-region cases. The extended format allows therapists to work through interlinked dysfunctions — for example a hip restriction driving a lumbar complaint — and to integrate manual therapy with corrective movement re-education within the same appointment. Recommended for post-surgical cases, long-standing chronic pain, and new patients where a detailed initial assessment is required.

REGEVITA's physiotherapy service takes a multidisciplinary approach to movement health, combining conventional manual therapy with the clinic's suite of regenerative technologies. Sessions last 60 minutes and are conducted by Mgr. Kateřina Benedová — a specialist in chronic and degenerative musculoskeletal conditions with a functional medicine perspective — or Bc. Aryan Berzis Irani, who focuses on movement dysfunction and post-injury rehabilitation. What distinguishes REGEVITA's physiotherapy from a standard clinic is access, within a single appointment, to the Human Regenerator Power Jet (cold atmospheric plasma for tissue repair), icoone Laser (connective tissue stimulation), and Sofwave ultrasound (collagen regeneration) — integrated by the treating physiotherapist according to the patient's current presentation.

Individual physiotherapy at Galen Clinic focuses on identifying and addressing the cause of pain, improving posture and preventing movement problems rather than only easing symptoms. Sessions are led by the clinic's physiotherapist and run for 60 minutes, with close cooperation across the clinic's medical specialties so that musculoskeletal care fits into a broader treatment plan where needed. It suits clients with back, neck or joint pain, posture issues, or those recovering from injury who want hands-on, individually tailored rehabilitation. The clinic also offers adjunct modalities such as shockwave and high-power laser therapy that can complement physiotherapy.

Neurovisual training at CPM Pavla Koláře optimises the coordination between the visual system, vestibular system, and motor control — a discipline that sits at the intersection of ophthalmology, neurology, and DNS movement medicine. Using individualised visual diagnostics and specialist movement training, the programme addresses how gaze control, peripheral vision, and visual reaction time affect athletic performance, postural stability, and movement quality. Offered as a trial session (2,000 Kč) followed by a 12-session programme at 1,900 Kč/session.

Physiotherapy at EliteMedical is led by PhDr. Tomáš Rychnovský Ph.D., a physiotherapist with over 22 years of clinical experience whose approach integrates musculoskeletal biomechanics with an understanding of the psychological and neurological dimensions of pain. Each 45-minute session is individually targeted: the first appointment assesses root causes of the patient's pain or movement dysfunction — spinal conditions, joint problems, disc herniation, post-surgical rehabilitation, or headaches — and subsequent sessions apply manual therapy, therapeutic exercise, and neuromuscular re-education techniques to address identified deficits. Unlike many physiotherapy services that focus on symptom relief, Rychnovský's approach aims to resolve the underlying biomechanical or neuromuscular cause. The service is available within the EliteMedical clinic at Poliklinika Palackého, making it straightforward to combine physiotherapy sessions with blood panels, specialist consultations, or other EliteMedical preventive programmes in a single visit.

Post-surgical physiotherapy and rehabilitation through Royal Medical Prague is designed for patients recovering from hip and knee replacement surgery at the clinic's partner orthopaedic facility, with specialists Mario Bertoli M.D. and Vladislav Hospodar M.D. — both rated among Europe's top orthopaedic surgeons — overseeing both the surgical and rehabilitation phases. The 10-day minimum rehabilitation programme begins on the third to fourth day post-operatively and covers pain management, progressive range-of-motion restoration, quadriceps and hip-muscle strengthening, and functional mobility training (walking, stair climbing, transfer from bed/chair). Conducting rehabilitation on-site at the same facility as surgery eliminates the risk of complications from early patient transfer and delivers a medically continuous recovery experience.

Running gait analysis at CPM Pavla Koláře combines static mobility assessment, dynamic functional movement tests, pedoscan foot pressure mapping, and 2D kinematic video analysis to produce a biomechanical profile of your running technique. The assessment identifies movement patterns associated with injury risk — including hip drop, over-stride, excessive pronation, and asymmetrical loading — and generates a written report with visual documentation sent within 14 days. Designed for runners seeking injury prevention, performance improvement, or biomechanical correction.

Golf Without Pain (Golf bez bolesti) is CPM Pavla Koláře's dedicated programme for golfers, combining physiotherapy and physiofitness training to address the movement patterns that cause golf-related back, hip, and shoulder problems. Over six sessions — three with a physiotherapist and three with a physiofitness specialist — the programme assesses movement restrictions, applies targeted treatment, and then translates the therapeutic gains into sport-specific movement patterns that improve both swing quality and injury resilience.

AKESO's physiotherapy and rehabilitation department offers adult and paediatric sessions integrating kinesiological assessment with manual techniques including PNF (proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation), DNS (Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilisation), and Brugger postural therapy. Sessions are 45 minutes for adults, with initial paediatric appointments also 45 minutes and follow-ups 30 minutes. The department also incorporates visceral manipulation, kinesiology taping, and therapeutic exercises. Located in Building D at Bucharova 1314/8, 11th floor.