Hohenfreudenstadt Rehabilitation Clinic

Hohenfreudenstadt Rehabilitation Clinic has represented one of Germany's most famous spas in Freudenstadt since 1954. Professor Wolfgang Kohlrausch taught in the sanatorium, as in the house of movement therapy. Today, the medical center has 102 beds: 80 single and 11 double wards, of which 20 are adapted for disabled people. The location near the Black Forest on a hillside amidst the silence and healing nature of the 11-hectare park promotes holistic health recovery.  Successful development of the quality management system by the German Society for medical rehabilitation requirements, DIN EN ISO 9001:2008 and 9001:2015, and annual TÜV Hessen accreditations guaranteed successful cure and patient safety.  According to QS-Reha, in all three departments, the rehabilitation center scores above average to significantly above average. A multidisciplinary team carefully considers recovery, rehabilitation, and prevention of health and includes separate individual programs. Even such a simple option as nutrition is developed based on current recommendations according to the DGE and the rationalization scheme, LeKuP. Numerous pools, baths, and saunas complement the hydrotherapy and Kneipp baths. In addition, holistic and exercise therapy, ultrasound applications, balneophysical treatment, occupational therapy, massage and lymphatic drainage, respiratory cure, and psychotherapy are available. Also rounding out the list are atlas therapy for the cervical spine, Dorn-Preuss treatment for joint and vertebral mobilization, and proprioceptive facilitation (PNF) to train depth sensitivity and initiate physiological movement patterns. Another vital advantage of the Rehabilitation Clinic Hohenfreudenstadt is the presence of a dialysis station nearby, which allows an even more comprehensive range of patients to receive rehabilitation.  Furthermore, the climate of the low mountains offers ideal conditions for treating respiratory disorders.  The clinic also employs experts in the field of musculoskeletal sonography in Europe, which allows for monitoring therapy progression using radiation-free imaging. Before planning the rehabilitation, the patient undergoes an ECG and its variations, echocardiography, monitoring of blood pressure, spirometry, ultrasound of the abdominal cavity and thyroid gland, and dopplerography. The combination of modern technologies and developments and the rational use of natural resources are harmoniously combined in the Hohenfreudenstadt Rehabilitation Center. As a result, patients with cardiovascular, endocrinological, orthopedic, urological, and psychological diseases can recover after a long and exhausting treatment.