Anna Krismer is a physiotherapist specialising in orthopaedics. She combines targeted manual techniques such as the Mulligan Concept and Myofascial Release with active exercise therapy. She has a particular interest in core stability and the prevention of back pain – a topic she explored in depth in her bachelor thesis. Her background in nutritional sciences adds a further dimension to the care of her patients.
Physiotherapy focusing on orthopaedic complaints, pain reduction, core stabilisation, manual therapy and active movement therapy – in individual sessions as well as in group therapy.
Manual therapy is a central focus of her work. Using techniques from the Mulligan Concept and Myofascial Release, joints, muscles and fascia are mobilised in a targeted way to relieve pain and improve mobility. This is complemented by active training – for example on the Redcord system – to build stability and secure the progress achieved in the long term, always tailored to the individual needs of each patient.
The ANDRUKONIS Orthopaedic Centre on Spallartgasse in Vienna’s 14th district offers patients high-quality orthopaedic and physiotherapy care at an easily accessible location in the heart of the city. Our modern premises of over 400 m² have been deliberately designed to be bright, generous and barrier-free, creating a pleasant and relaxed atmosphere in which you feel comfortable and well looked after from the very first moment.
No, but if you have an existing diagnosis it is advisable to have a referral issued by your doctor so that part of the costs can be reimbursed by your health insurance.
As a rule, you will get an appointment within a few days to a few weeks.
It begins with a detailed medical history, a physical examination and a functional assessment. Based on the findings, the treatment plan is discussed with the patient and then put into practice.
Many private health insurers now cover part or even all of the treatment costs. Please check this with your insurer in advance.
