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Medical training therapy in GYYM

Medical training therapy (MTT) is an individually adapted, active form of therapy. The aim is to improve strength, mobility, endurance and coordination through targeted exercises in order to effectively treat functional disorders, pain or restricted mobility.

Under the guidance of our physiotherapists, we train on modern equipment or with functional exercises in order to sustainably increase physical performance and prevent relapses.

Under professional guidance, patients train on equipment or functionally, usually over a period of 6 to 12 weeks, depending on individual goals and complaints.

 

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  • Targeted rehabilitation
    Target specific physical limitations or injuries. Individually adapted exercises promote regeneration and the return to full functionality is supported.
  • Improving strength and mobility:
    Regular training strengthens the muscles, improves joint mobility and prevents further injuries or problems. This is particularly important for chronic pain or degenerative diseases.
  • Long⁠-⁠term health promotion:
    MTT not only supports healing, but also promotes overall physical fitness. This helps prevent disease, strengthens the cardiovascular system and increases general well-being.
  • Recognized by health insurance companies
    The range of services is recognized by all Swiss health insurance companies and accident insurance companies.

Our MTT Team

MTT is a component of physiotherapy treatment.

 

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  • Aurelio

    Physiotherapeut

  • Mona

    Physiotherapeutin

  • Tim

    Physiotherapeut

Medical Training Therapy FAQ

Medical training therapy (MTT) is suitable for:

  1. Rehabilitation after injuries or operations:
    For example, after joint surgery, torn ligaments, spinal problems or other surgical procedures.
  2. Chronic complaints:
    For back pain, osteoarthritis, osteoporosis or other degenerative diseases, MTT helps to relieve pain and improve functionality.
  3. Prevention:
    Ideal for people with a lack of exercise, one-sided stress in everyday life or at work, to prevent injuries and complaints.
  4. Sports reintegration:
    After sports injuries for the targeted restoration of strength, mobility and coordination.
  5. General health promotion:
    For people who want to improve their physical performance and prevent the development of diseases such as cardiovascular diseases.

TT is suitable for people of all ages because the training plan is individually adapted to the state of health and goals.

  1. Medical prescription:
    A medical necessity must be determined by the doctor and a prescription for MTT issued (e.g. in chronic pain, after surgery or injury).
  2. Input analysis:
    Before starting, a detailed anamnesis and functional diagnostics are carried out by a therapist in order to assess the current state of health and fitness.
  3. Therapy plan:
    Based on the analysis, an individual training plan is created that takes personal goals and complaints into account.
  4. Training instruction by the physiotherapist:
    This is followed by
  1. Input analysis:
    Before starting, a detailed anamnesis and functional diagnostics are carried out by a therapist in order to assess the current state of health and fitness.
  2. Instruction:
    At the beginning, the specialist staff explains the exercises, introduces the equipment and sets the optimal load.
  3. Regular training:
    The MTT usually takes place 1-3 times a week and includes targeted exercises to strengthen, mobilize and improve coordination. The duration per unit is approximately 60 minutes.
  4. Controls and Customization:
    The plan is regularly reviewed and adjusted based on progress to ensure optimal development.
  5. Diploma:
    At the end of the therapy, success is checked and recommendations for further training or prevention are given.
Yes, medical training therapy (MTT) can be covered by statutory health insurance companies if prescribed by a doctor.

As a rule, up to three prescriptions of six sessions of 60 minutes each are reimbursed.

Please note, however, that the exact cost coverage may vary depending on your health insurance provider. It is therefore advisable to consult your health insurance provider before starting therapy in order to clarify the individual modalities.

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