Prevention Is Better Than Cure
Our goal is to help you maintain your health and mobility for years to come. We focus not only on diagnosing and treating orthopedic conditions but also on preventing them through early detection, personalized care, and expert guidance.
We offer the following preventive care services:
Infant Hip Ultrasound
Hip ultrasound is a routine screening examination for newborns and infants in Austria. It allows us to detect developmental hip conditions at an early stage, helping prevent future complications.
Developmental monitoring in childhood
Orthopedic developmental check-ups help identify possible misalignments or movement abnormalities in children at an early stage. This allows growth-related problems to be treated in a timely manner.
Body check
The orthopedic body check serves the early detection of improper loading, muscular imbalances, and joint problems. Regular check-ups are particularly advisable for active people and athletes.
Posture, stability and mobility analysis with Medi Mouse
Using the Medi Mouse, we analyze the mobility and posture of the spine precisely and without radiation. This allows postural misalignments, muscular weaknesses, or movement deficits to be detected early.
Pedobarography and gait analysis
Pedobarography measures the pressure distribution under the feet during standing and walking. In combination with gait analysis, abnormal loading can be identified and targeted therapies can be planned.
Osteoporosis
Osteoporosis is a condition in which the bones lose stability. Through early diagnosis and targeted prevention, fractures can be prevented and bone health can be maintained in the long term.
Spinal coaching
During spinal coaching, you will learn how to use your spine correctly in everyday life and prevent discomfort. The goal is a sustainable improvement in posture, mobility, and back health.
Gymnastic exercises
Targeted gymnastics exercises help build muscle, improve mobility, and prevent discomfort. Individually tailored exercises support the long-term health of the musculoskeletal system.
