The physiatric assessment is a holistic evaluation of the patient, taking into account not only the physical illness but also the family, home, and social history. The physiatrist can offer their assessment across a wide range of conditions, depending on the patient’s needs.

The Functional Assessment is a standardized, holistic review of an adult’s daily activities, cognitive and motor abilities, special senses, continence, bladder and bowel management, and specific psychological issues.

Spasticity Management is based on a multidisciplinary approach and an integrated, individualized rehabilitation program. The treatment of focal and regional spasticity is carried out through the injection of botulinum toxin by a specialized physician (physiatrist or neurologist) under electromyographic (EMG) guidance…

Guided by the understanding that each type of pain has a different cause and requires a different approach—and that a patient in pain is a unique individual with a distinct psychosomatic profile at the specialized pain management unit “Physiatriki,” we strive to help each person understand their condition…

Shockwave therapy (ESWT) is an extracorporeal, non-invasive, and bloodless treatment. A small amount of gel is applied using circular or linear motions and gentle pressure on the ultrasound applicator head, allowing low-energy shockwaves to be delivered through the skin to the painful affected area.

Platelets are well known for their role in blood clotting. When activated in the body, they release healing proteins called growth factors. These growth factors work synergistically to accelerate the injury rehabilitation process.

High-energy (remote) magnetic stimulation introduces a new treatment method for musculoskeletal disorders. By using powerful pulsed magnetic fields of up to 2.5–3 Tesla (25,000–30,000 Gauss), it achieves tissue stimulation through induction (remotely), without direct contact with the body.

The digital podoscope is a modern imaging system that captures the anatomical structure of the foot and the distribution of pressure during standing and walking. It consists of a device that measures plantar pressures…

Biofeedback is defined as the use of modern devices that provide an individual with continuous and enhanced information about a specific physiological function, which is regulated by the nervous system but is not easily or fully perceived consciously.

Electromyography, or EMG, involves assessing the electrical activity of muscles. This test is often accompanied by another examination called nerve conduction study, or NCS, which evaluates the conduction velocities of the nerves.