Tina Haber-Primschitz

Physiotherapist specialising in sports and rehabilitation

Tina Haber-Primschitz is a physiotherapist at the ANDRUKONIS Orthopaedic Centre. Her focus is on individual, respectful care with specialisations in orthopaedics, traumatology and neurology.

Through her training in sports physiotherapy and as a yoga teacher, she takes a holistic, evidence-based approach. The aim is to actively involve patients and guide them towards lasting stability, mobility and self-efficacy.

Physiotherapeutin Tina bei ANDRUKONIS in der Spallartgasse 19, 1140 Wien

Range of services

Individual physiotherapy for orthopaedic complaints, rehabilitation and sports physiotherapy

Physiotherapy

  • Femoroacetabular impingement syndrome – effective management strategies
  • Forced use therapy according to Utley/Woll – introductory course
  • Management strategies for proximal humerus fractures
  • Management strategies for injuries of the proximal femur
  • Clinical examination of the lumbar spine
  • Clinical examination of the cervical spine
  • Clinical examination of the knee joint
  • Medical training therapy: shoulder
  • MTT Symposium 2023 – online event
  • Functional shoe insoles in physiotherapy
  • ESP Sports Physiotherapy (2024–2026)
  • Bachelor’s degree in physiotherapy at FH Campus Wien (2019–2022)
  • ESP® Sports Physiotherapy (2024–2026)
  • August 2022 – March 2024: Rehaklinik Wien Baumgarten – in the fields of orthopaedics and neurology
  • April 2024 – January 2026: Physiosteps² – with a focus on orthopaedics and neurology
  • Since February 2026: physiotherapist at the ANDRUKONIS Orthopaedic Centre

Sports physiotherapy

Sports physiotherapy is a specialised physiotherapy concept for the treatment and prevention of sports-related complaints. Targeted strengthening, stabilisation and mobility exercises as well as functional training improve resilience and movement quality. The aim is to reduce pain, prevent injuries and enable a safe return to sport.

ANDRUKONIS Orthopaedic Centre in Vienna

The ANDRUKONIS Orthopaedic Centre is located on Spallartgasse in Vienna’s 14th district and combines orthopaedic and physiotherapy care of the highest standard at a central, easily accessible location. Over more than 400 m² you will find modern, bright and barrier-free premises, generously designed and offering a calm atmosphere in which you feel well looked after from the very first moment.

Frequently asked questions

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.