Anna is a physiotherapist focusing on the structural and functional treatment of the spine as well as active movement and body work. After her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in physiotherapy in Slovakia, she gained extensive practical experience in Prague and Vienna, including in rehabilitation centres and orthopaedic practices. Her areas of expertise are Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilisation (DNS), the Fascial Distortion Model (FDM), dry needling and the treatment of spinal and foot complaints.
Holistic physiotherapy with a structural approach to the spine, fascia and trigger point therapy as well as active stabilisation work – individually adapted to the needs and physical condition of each patient.
Dry needling is a targeted treatment technique for myofascial pain. A fine acupuncture needle is used to treat tense muscle points (trigger points) directly, which releases muscle tension, improves blood circulation and reduces pain. The method is frequently used for neck, back and shoulder complaints as well as chronic tension and specifically complements manual and active physiotherapy.
The ANDRUKONIS Orthopaedic Centre on Spallartgasse in Vienna’s 14th district stands for high-quality orthopaedic and physiotherapeutic care in a central, easily accessible location. Over 400 m² of modern, bright and barrier-free premises await you, deliberately designed to be spacious and to offer a calm, pleasant environment for your treatment.
No, but if you have an existing diagnosis it is advisable to get a referral from your doctor so that part of the costs can be refunded by your health insurance.
As a rule, you will get an appointment within a few days to weeks.
A detailed medical history, a physical examination and a functional assessment are carried out. Based on the findings, the therapy plan is discussed with the patient and then implemented.
Many private health insurers already cover part or even all of the treatment costs. Please check this with your insurer in advance.
