Magdalena Pertoldova is a physical therapist with more than 20 years of clinical experience. She worked in various outpatient and inpatient clinical settings in USA, UK and Czech Republic. Magdalena specializes in outpatient orthopedic care, oncology rehabilitation and Lymphedema management.
Prague Physical therapy helps to improve quality of life after injury, surgery and in acute and chronic musculoskeletal pain.
Prague Physical Therapy we use the following methods of treatment: Soft tissue mobilization, Joint mobilization, Myofascial release, Mobilization with movement, Muscle energy techniques, Therapeutic exercises, McKenzie technique, E-stim and kinesiotaping. We build an individual treatment plan and email or print your home exercise program and educational videos.
Manual Therapy
Therapeutic Exercise
Electrotherapy
Taping
Postural correction
We will build an individual treatment plan with focus on your goals, postural correction, improved muscle strength and injury prevention.
We will email video instructions with your individual treatment plan as well as program notes and information about your condition. All you need is a computer or smartphone.
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Prague Physical Therapy is conveniently situated in center of Prague 1, you can easily get there by public transportation from the metro station Můstek or Náměstí Republiky.
You can park during the day at paid parking areas at Jindřišská ulici, Na Příkopech, Senovážné náměstí, in the Opletalova street by Hlavní nádraží, paid parking areas in Panska street or in OC Kota. After 6pm parking is free.
Magdalena Pertoldova is a physical therapist with more than 20 years of clinical experience. She worked in various outpatient and inpatient clinical settings in USA, UK and Czech Republic. Magdalena specializes in outpatient orthopedic care, oncology rehabilitation and Lymphedema management.
V dnešní době se schůzky mezi kolegy i přáteli často pořádají ve virtuálním prostředí. Skoro každý má kvůli pandemii nemoci COVID 19 zkušenosti s komunikačními
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