Physiotherapie Davies GmbH (Basel)

Classical physiotherapy

**The treatment is based on the diagnosis of the medical prescription and the findings which are determined during the physiotherapeutic examination.

Our types of therapy are also offered as domiciliary treatment, this requires a specific prescription from the doctor. We also treat patients at home if the home visit is prescribed by the doctor. The maximum distance from the practice to the patient's home should not exceed a radius of up to 2 km.

We bill all health and accident insurance companies directly.

It is also possible to receive physiotherapeutic treatment without a doctor's prescription. The cost for a private treatment of 30 minutes duration is 60 CHF.

Rehabilitation

Through targeted measures, we strive to restore health and condition so that the individual can regain his or her former capacity.

• Rehabilitation after musculoskeletal dysfunction, e.g. intervertebral disc problems, arthrosis, rheumatological diseases, tendinosis, osteoporosis, etc.
• Postoperative rehabilitation after surgical procedures, e.g. hip and knee replacements, shoulder reconstructions, arthroscopies, etc.
• Rehabilitation after traumatic injuries, e.g. fractures, cervical spine distortion trauma, falls, torn ligaments, lifting trauma, nerve injuries, sports injuries, etc.
• Neurological rehabilitation/Bobath, e.g., multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's disease, stroke, nerve disease, etc.
• Pelvic floor rehabilitation, e.g. after childbirth, bladder weakness, prostatectomy, urinary and fecal incontinence, etc.

Prevention

"Prevention is better than the cure ".

Prevention (from the Latin praevenire "to forestall, to prevent") refers to preventive measures to avoid an undesirable event or development. In general, the term can be translated as "anticipatory problem avoidance". It is about prevention of incorrect posture, avoidance of occupational diseases and general widespread diseases that are based on incorrect or deficient stress. A distinction is made between:

• Primary prevention is carried out in healthy people (sports, nutrition, etc.).
• Secondary prevention is carried out on the sick person in the early stage.
• Tertiary prevention takes place to prevent the aggravation of a disease.

Preventive physiotherapy is mainly active in secondary and tertiary prevention to prevent, alleviate and solve worse consequences of pain..