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Name of Technology/Service

Brief description

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Medical Rehabilitation

Dynamic Proprioceptive Correction (DPC) Method

A modern rehabilitation technology aimed at restoring motor functions in children and adults with neurological and orthopedic disorders.

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Biofeedback (BFB) Rooms

The patient receives real-time visual or auditory feedback about their body’s functioning (breathing, heart rate, muscle tension, brain activity, etc.).

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Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS)

This is a non-invasive neurorehabilitation method in which specific areas of the brain are stimulated using magnetic impulses, promoting the recovery of cognitive and motor functions, reducing spasticity, and improving psycho-emotional well-being.

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Botulinum Therapy (treatment of muscle dystonia and spasticity)

A method for treating muscle dystonia and spasticity using botulinum toxin injections, which reduce pathological muscle tone, improve mobility, and enhance the patient’s quality of life.

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D-WALL ELITE Trainer (Digital Rehabilitation System)

A digital rehabilitation system with an interactive screen and motion sensors that allows real-time assessment and correction of patient exercises, developing coordination, balance, strength, and endurance.

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Robotic Kinesiotherapy using the “Lokomat” Device

An innovative rehabilitation method in which the patient practices walking skills using a robotic exoskeleton, providing physiological movements and gradual restoration of motor functions.

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Hand Tutor — Restoration of Hand and Finger Functions

A rehabilitation device for restoring hand and finger functions, which uses sensory gloves and computer programs to improve mobility, coordination, and fine motor skills after injuries and neurological disorders.

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Exoskeleton Trainer for Function Recovery

A robotic system for restoring motor functions that helps patients relearn walking, strengthen muscles, and improve coordination after injuries and neurological disorders.

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Cosmos h/p Trainer

A professional system for medical rehabilitation and sports training, consisting of a treadmill with sensors that allows precise assessment and restoration of walking and running functions in patients.

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Armeo Spring Trainer (Passive Upper Limb Exoskeleton)

Supports the patient’s arm and helps restore movement, strength, and coordination after neurological disorders and injuries.

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Vojta Therapy

A neurorehabilitation method based on activating innate motor reflexes through specific positions and pressure points, promoting movement restoration, improved motor skills, and the development of proper motor patterns in children and adults.

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Bobath Therapy

A neurorehabilitation method aimed at restoring normal movements and posture in children and adults with neurological disorders through specialized exercises, stimulation, and position correction.

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Halliwick (Hydrorehabilitation)

A water-based exercise program aimed at developing balance, coordination, and independent movements, especially for people with disabilities.

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Hydrokinesiotherapy (Water + Therapeutic Exercise)

A rehabilitation method combining therapeutic exercise and water-based activities, aimed at restoring movement, strengthening muscles, and improving coordination.

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Therapeutic Physical Culture (TPC)

A set of physical exercises specifically designed to restore health, prevent complications, and improve body functions in various diseases and injuries.

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Ketogenic Diet

A therapeutic dietary regimen high in fats, moderate in protein, and very low in carbohydrates, primarily used for drug-resistant epilepsy, as well as for certain metabolic and neurological conditions.

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Psychological and Pedagogical Rehabilitation and Social Adaptation

Occupational Therapy (Restoration of Upper Limb Functions)

Aimed at restoring upper limb functions and developing self-care skills, helping patients regain independence in daily life.

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Occupational therapy

The therapeutic effect is achieved through specially selected types of work and activities that contribute to the restoration of the patient's physical, mental, and social functions.

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Speech rhythmics

A method that combines speech, music, and movement, used for the correction and development of speech, rhythm, motor skills, and communication abilities in children and adults.

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Music therapy

Treatment based on the use of music and musical rhythms to improve emotional well-being, reduce stress, and stimulate cognitive and motor functions.

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Play therapy

Through play, a child’s emotional sphere, communication skills, and cognitive functions are developed.

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Montessori therapy

Through a specially organized environment and practical exercises, it helps a child develop independence, motor skills, and cognitive abilities.

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Speech therapist

Corrective and developmental activities aimed at addressing speech, cognitive, and behavioral disorders in children, as well as developing communication, learning, and social adaptation skills.

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Speech therapy correction

The development and restoration of proper speech, correction of pronunciation, improvement of breathing, and enhancement of communication skills in children and adults.

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Educational and corrective programs

They include social adaptation, educational and corrective programs, as well as occupational therapy activities such as agrotherapy, woodworking, and sewing workshops. These activities help develop self-care, communication, and work skills, and promote personal growth and successful integration into society.

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Agrotherapy, woodworking, and sewing workshops

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Orthotics

A medical rehabilitation method that uses special devices—orthoses (braces, splints, corsets, etc.)—to support, correct, or restore musculoskeletal functions, reduce pain, and prevent deformities.