DVfR Deutsche Vereinigung für Rehabilitation

Post-operative rehabilitation helps patients safely regain movement, strength and function following major surgery.

Orthopaedic rehabilitation supports recovery after fractures, joint replacement and musculoskeletal surgery.

Chronic pain programmes combine education, movement and coping strategies to improve function despite persistent pain.

Amputee rehabilitation prepares patients for prosthetic use while improving balance, mobility and confidence.

Prosthetic assessments determine the most appropriate artificial limb or adjustment according to mobility goals and lifestyle.

Mobility assessments evaluate walking, transfers and functional independence to guide rehabilitation planning.

Wheelchair assessments help identify seating and mobility solutions that improve comfort, independence and participation.

Falls rehabilitation improves balance, strength and confidence while reducing the likelihood of future falls.

Balance training uses progressive exercises to improve stability during everyday activities.

Functional capacity assessments measure physical abilities relevant to work, home life and independent living.

Occupational rehabilitation supports a safe return to employment following illness or injury.

Rehabilitation may focus on improving dressing, washing, cooking and other essential daily activities.

Spasticity management may combine therapy, medication and specialist interventions to improve comfort and movement.

Structured strengthening programmes help improve physical capacity during recovery from injury or illness.

Some rehabilitation services coordinate ongoing recovery following heart surgery or cardiovascular events.

Respiratory rehabilitation combines exercise and education to improve breathing efficiency and physical endurance.

Assistive technology assessments identify equipment that may improve independence and daily function.

Community rehabilitation supports the transition from hospital to home with coordinated follow-up care.

Some rehabilitation programmes include psychological support to address emotional adjustment and coping.

Driving assessments may be recommended following neurological or physical conditions affecting safe vehicle operation.

Multidisciplinary planning coordinates rehabilitation between doctors, therapists and other healthcare professionals.

Long-term rehabilitation helps maximise independence for people living with chronic disabilities.

A second opinion provides an independent review of rehabilitation goals and treatment recommendations.

Regular progress reviews assess recovery, adapt goals and update rehabilitation plans as needs change.