Unfortunately not – we don't work with contracted health insurance companies, so we don't accept doctor's referrals. However, you can use the prevention-fund contributions that most insurance companies offer for private physiotherapy.

Please send an e-mail to info@prophysio.cz and we'll arrange an invoice for your employer. Please include the billing details and the amount the invoice should be issued for.

Yes, that's no problem. Some insurance companies provide contributions for this type of service that you can use.

We recommend comfortable underwear, as it's often necessary to undress to your underwear. Comfortable shorts or leggings are also suitable.

If you've had specific examinations (e.g. an MRI for a herniated disc), it's a good idea to bring the medical reports. It's not necessary, though – on your first visit the physiotherapist will examine you thoroughly and set up a suitable course of therapy.

The first examination focuses on understanding the cause of your problems, not just the pain itself. It includes a consultation, a functional movement assessment and an explanation of the next steps, including recommended exercises.

Physiotherapy makes sense from the 1st month of a child's life. Catching deviations early simplifies and shortens the therapy and also serves as prevention.

Yes, you can. However, please ring the bell and let the therapist know. She'll come to help you with the pram, as neither of our Brno branches is wheelchair-accessible. At the Bulharská branch you can leave the pram in the space to the left behind the entrance door. At the Raisova branch the therapist will help you carry the pram up the stairs directly into the office.

Ideally the baby should be fed, rested and calm. If you can't time it exactly, that's fine – there's room during the examination to feed or soothe the child.

That's completely normal. The therapy always adapts to the child's current state, without pressure and with an emphasis on their comfort.

The physiotherapy is gentle and natural, without pain or forceful manipulation. The physiotherapist observes the child's spontaneous movement and shows parents the correct handling, positioning and simple exercises for home care.