This is a comprehensive physiotherapy examination, a complex musculoskeletal analysis where we map out the condition of your body.

At our first meeting, we review your detailed medical history, assess the condition of muscles and joints using tests, and establish a functional diagnosis based on our findings. We then develop the rehabilitation plan.

Why is it good to come for an assessment?

• You will learn about the condition of your body, allowing you to prevent musculoskeletal problems from developing.
• If you already experience pain, or an acute or chronic illness, you will find out your current condition.
• Knowing your current musculoskeletal condition allows you to live a more predictable life and, if necessary, consult a specialist targeted at the identified issue.

What happens during the examination?

The examination usually takes 60 minutes and is conducted by a physiotherapist. It is best to arrive in comfortable clothing and bring all previous medical reports and documentation with you.

We assess visible changes across the whole body using a posture examination and special tests. After discussing the medical diagnosis, we set up a treatment plan and present the results. Uncovering the cause of the problem, we begin treatment.

It is also worth taking advantage of this service for preventive purposes, or if you have already seen another specialist but did not get answers to all your questions, or would like to request a second opinion.

The goal of the assessment for athletes is a comprehensive examination of the musculoskeletal system, evaluating injury risks, and uncovering deviations that affect performance.

The assessment is performed by a physiotherapist trained in sports rehabilitation who works based on international guidelines and personal experience. This makes it possible not only to treat symptoms, but also to identify their causes and evaluate the athlete's condition taking into account their individual characteristics.

Content of the examination:

• analysis of posture and static conditions
• examination of joint range of motion
• assessment of muscle strength and muscle balance
• evaluation of stability and neuromuscular control
• analysis of sport-specific movement patterns

The examination helps identify functional or musculoskeletal deviations that could lead to injury, overuse, or reduced performance. If necessary, a personalized rehabilitation or prevention plan is prepared, and we continuously monitor the condition.

Functional musculoskeletal screening is a comprehensive assessment conducted by a physiotherapist that examines the relationships between posture, spinal function, and fundamental movement patterns.

During the examination, we utilize computerized posture and spine analysis, which provides an objective picture of the body's static and loading conditions and helps uncover potential asymmetries and deviations.

The assessment covers:

• examination of posture while standing and sitting
• functional analysis of spinal segments
• evaluation of muscle balance and load distribution
• observation of fundamental movement patterns

The purpose of the examination is not to make a medical diagnosis, but to map the function of the musculoskeletal system and support prevention.

Based on the results, a personalized physiotherapy program can be compiled to help improve posture, optimize movement quality, and prevent overuse complaints. If necessary, the patient is referred for further medical examination.

The examination is recommended for office workers, athletes, and anyone experiencing recurring musculoskeletal complaints or postural deviations.

The examination is performed by a qualified physiotherapist and lasts 45 minutes. During the assessment, we primarily examine the condition of the spine, uncovering potential deviations. If necessary, we refer the patient to the appropriate specialist.

The musculoskeletal specialist assesses whether it is a simple postural defect or a structural change affecting the spine.

For children, the examination is particularly recommended if parents notice that the child's posture is poor, their spine is not straight, or if a deformity is observed. In such cases, the physiotherapist—collaborating as needed with the appropriate doctor (orthopedist)—helps uncover the cause of the problem and determine appropriate treatment.

Analyzes spinal movement and posture through a precise, contactless examination, uncovering deviations that could cause pain or injury later.

The assessment helps you understand your body's natural balance—for more conscious, pain-free movement.