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An orthopaedic injury can have a major impact on your functionality. This is why we have developed an interdisciplinary rehabilitation program to best guide you through various joint and tendon disorders and sports injuries, both acute and chronic.

During your pregnancy, your body undergoes many changes that affect your posture, movement, balance, muscle strength and breathing. Physical therapy can help prepare your body for childbirth or achieve a smooth recovery after delivery. Exercises can bring relief if you suffer from certain physical complaints.

Patients with lung disease often have reduced general fitness and muscle function. You often feel tired and/or short of breath which limits your functionality and consequently can affect your quality of life. The main goal of rehabilitation is to help you function better and learn energy-saving techniques.

PLIF stands for posterior lumbar interbody fusion. This means securing the spine along the back by means of cages placed between the vertebral bodies.

Vertebroplasty is a treatment for indentation fractures in which cement is applied to the indented vertebral body through one or two small incisions.

The hand is a very important but complex body part. It allows us to feel, grasp, manipulate, hold and release objects. Injuries and limitations to the hand can have very profound effects on daily functioning.