Orthopaedic and Rehabilitation Clinic Malvazinky Prague

Orthopedic and Rehabilitation Clinic Malvazinky Prague is one of the leading medical institutions in the Czech Republic. The quality and reputation of the clinic are based on a unique concept of integrating orthopedic surgery and subsequent rehabilitation under one roof, providing the best possible outcome for the patient. With an individual and friendly approach to patients, the clinic is known for its multidisciplinary team of experienced doctors and physiotherapists. The clinic employs more than 300 medical staff who treat 4,000 patients annually. The departments have 250 comfortable inpatient beds, new high-quality physiotherapy devices, and a multimedia system (TV, radio, internet) that increases patients' comfort.  In 2020, doctors performed 996 surgical interventions. Orthopedic and Rehabilitation Clinic Malvazinky is one of the few centers that provide comprehensive care, including preoperative, surgical, postoperative, and rehabilitative care.  The Malvazinky clinic has an intensive care unit for patients dependent on life support or needing long-term care due to impaired consciousness. The clinic also has a specialized gym and functional training area, a hydrotherapy area, a treatment pool, an electrotherapy area, and a sauna. Malvazinky's specialists are members of EFAS (European Association of Orthopedics of the Lower Leg and Ankle) and use the most modern materials (screws, splints).  The clinic's latest medical equipment and leading European experts demonstrate high service standards.  These advantages led to the Malvazinky rehabilitation clinic being accredited by the SAK (Czech Accreditation Association), considered the most prestigious and authoritative. The clinic performs various orthopedic surgeries, such as knee and hip replacements. The center specialists have developed a unique program for patients with limb amputation: physiotherapy exercises, restoration of walking skills, training in prosthetics, occupational therapy, and psychotherapy. Particular attention is also paid to all types of rehabilitation, including physiotherapy, psychotherapy, exercise therapy, training in prosthetics, and rehabilitation of walking skills.