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Discover the diversity of our physiotherapy services – here you will find everything you need to know about the services offered by our physiotherapy practices in and around Zurich.

Discover the diversity of our physiotherapy services – here you will find everything you need to know about the services offered by our physiotherapy practices in and around Zurich.

  • Appointments within 48 hours
  • Modern stations
  • Specialised staff
  • Transparent communication

Our physio­therapy services

Physiotherapy covers a wide range of services aimed at improving the physical functionality, mobility and quality of life of our patients. In our branches, you can expect a variety of therapeutic measures that can provide relief for your physical complaints.

Domiciliary treatment

Services in your own four walls, which is particularly suitable for patients with limited mobility. The advantages are comfort, time savings and increased motivation.

Use cases:

Back painDementiaGait unsteadinessHip painNeck painParaplegiaShoulder pain

Dry Needling

Dry Needling is an effective therapy for relieving muscle pain and tension. It is particularly suitable for patients with chronic muscular complaints.

Use cases:

AchillodyniaBack painEpicondylitisHeadachesJaw complaintsKnee painMuscle tensionNeck painPiriformis syndrome

Jaw Therapy

An effective treatment method for temporomandibular joint dysfunction (CMD) and other jaw joint complaints. It helps to relieve pain and reduces muscle tension in the jaw area.

Use cases:

Dental operationsHeadachesNeck complaintsTeeth grinding

Kinesio tape

The elastic band is stuck to the skin to support the muscles and joints. It provides pain relief and improves mobility. It is suitable for muscular complaints.

Use cases:

Ankle stabilisationEpicondylitisKnee painMuskelschmerzenNeck complaintsrunners Knee

Manual Lymphatic Drainage

Manual lymphatic drainage is an effective form of therapy used to treat chronic lymphoedema, venous insufficiency and post-operative swelling.

Use cases:

after surgeryLipoedemaLymphoedemaSurgery for breast cancerSwollen legs

Manual Therapy

Helps to treat functional disorders of the musculoskeletal system. Targeted hand movements release blockages and relieve tension to alleviate pain.

Use cases:

ArthrosisCervical spine syndromeEpicondylitisHeadachesLWS SyndromNeck painShoulder complaintsSlipped discSpinal joint pain

Medical Training Therapy (MTT)

An important addition to physiotherapy. Its aim is to strengthen weakened muscle groups and improve the functionality of the musculoskeletal system through active training.

Use cases:

Back painCruciate ligament ruptureHeadachesHip tepKnee painKnee tepNeck painShoulder painSlipped disc

Pregnancy physiotherapy

Relieves pregnancy complaints and maintains physical fitness. After the birth, it can support back formation and prevent incontinence.

Use cases:

Pregnancy

Respiratory therapy

Relieves breathing difficulties and strengthens the respiratory muscles through physical exercises as well as breathing and relaxation techniques. The advantages are improved lung function and stress reduction.

Use cases:

AsthmaCOPDlong Covid

Shockwave Therapy

Treatment method for orthopaedic and rheumatological complaints. It helps to effectively alleviate inflammations, injuries and pain syndromes.

Use cases:

AchillodyniaCalcaneal spurImpingement syndromeKnee complaintsTennis elbowTension

Sports Physiotherapy

Focuses on the prevention and treatment of sports-related injuries. Athletic training and individualized therapies help to improve athletic performance.

Use cases:

Back painCruciate ligament rupturefor orthopaedic & surgical patientsHip painHip tepInversion traumaKnee tepShoulder dislocationSports injury

Trigger point therapy

Helps with muscle tension and pain, relaxes tense areas, improves blood circulation and promotes long-term pain relief and restoration of muscle function.

Use cases:

Back painHeadachesHip painImpingement syndromeJaw complaintsKnee painNeck painPiriformis syndrome

Ultrasound physiotherapy

Particularly helpful for (chronic) muscle and joint diseases or injuries. The treatment is carried out using an ultrasound head that emits sound waves into the tissue.

Use cases:

After ligament ruptureafter surgeryFor swellingsprained ankle

Domiciliary treatment

Services in your own four walls, which is particularly suitable for patients with limited mobility. The advantages are comfort, time savings and increased motivation.

Use cases:

Back painDementiaGait unsteadinessHip painNeck painParaplegiaShoulder pain

Dry Needling

Dry Needling is an effective therapy for relieving muscle pain and tension. It is particularly suitable for patients with chronic muscular complaints.

Use cases:

AchillodyniaBack painEpicondylitisHeadachesJaw complaintsKnee painMuscle tensionNeck painPiriformis syndrome

Jaw Therapy

An effective treatment method for temporomandibular joint dysfunction (CMD) and other jaw joint complaints. It helps to relieve pain and reduces muscle tension in the jaw area.

Use cases:

Dental operationsHeadachesNeck complaintsTeeth grinding

Kinesio tape

The elastic band is stuck to the skin to support the muscles and joints. It provides pain relief and improves mobility. It is suitable for muscular complaints.

Use cases:

Ankle stabilisationEpicondylitisKnee painMuskelschmerzenNeck complaintsrunners Knee

Manual Lymphatic Drainage

Manual lymphatic drainage is an effective form of therapy used to treat chronic lymphoedema, venous insufficiency and post-operative swelling.

Use cases:

after surgeryLipoedemaLymphoedemaSurgery for breast cancerSwollen legs

Manual Therapy

Helps to treat functional disorders of the musculoskeletal system. Targeted hand movements release blockages and relieve tension to alleviate pain.

Use cases:

ArthrosisCervical spine syndromeEpicondylitisHeadachesLWS SyndromNeck painShoulder complaintsSlipped discSpinal joint pain

Medical Training Therapy (MTT)

An important addition to physiotherapy. Its aim is to strengthen weakened muscle groups and improve the functionality of the musculoskeletal system through active training.

Use cases:

Back painCruciate ligament ruptureHeadachesHip tepKnee painKnee tepNeck painShoulder painSlipped disc

Pregnancy physiotherapy

Relieves pregnancy complaints and maintains physical fitness. After the birth, it can support back formation and prevent incontinence.

Use cases:

Pregnancy

Respiratory therapy

Relieves breathing difficulties and strengthens the respiratory muscles through physical exercises as well as breathing and relaxation techniques. The advantages are improved lung function and stress reduction.

Use cases:

AsthmaCOPDlong Covid

Shockwave Therapy

Treatment method for orthopaedic and rheumatological complaints. It helps to effectively alleviate inflammations, injuries and pain syndromes.

Use cases:

AchillodyniaCalcaneal spurImpingement syndromeKnee complaintsTennis elbowTension

Sports Physiotherapy

Focuses on the prevention and treatment of sports-related injuries. Athletic training and individualized therapies help to improve athletic performance.

Use cases:

Back painCruciate ligament rupturefor orthopaedic & surgical patientsHip painHip tepInversion traumaKnee tepShoulder dislocationSports injury

Trigger point therapy

Helps with muscle tension and pain, relaxes tense areas, improves blood circulation and promotes long-term pain relief and restoration of muscle function.

Use cases:

Back painHeadachesHip painImpingement syndromeJaw complaintsKnee painNeck painPiriformis syndrome

Ultrasound physiotherapy

Particularly helpful for (chronic) muscle and joint diseases or injuries. The treatment is carried out using an ultrasound head that emits sound waves into the tissue.

Use cases:

After ligament ruptureafter surgeryFor swellingsprained ankle
Self-directed training
Prevent chronic complaints by exercising regularly.
With a training subscription at the Physio Station, you not only relieve acute pain, but also prevent recurring symptoms in the long term. At the same time, you improve your mobility and strengthen your muscles. In this way, you can improve your quality of life in the long term and lead an active, pain-free life.
  • Expert support and state-of-the-art equipment
  • Guaranteed appointment within 48 hours
  • Regular consultation with your doctor
Self-directed training

Questions and answers

Physiotherapy is suitable for a wide range of people, regardless of age, gender or fitness level. Whether you are recovering from an acute injury or surgery, resolving neurological challenges, managing chronic pain or improving your athletic performance, physiotherapy can help. Children from the age of 10, older people and those with physical limitations or conditions can benefit from our tailored physiotherapy programmes aimed at improving your wellbeing and quality of life.

Choosing the right physiotherapy method requires an individual assessment of your medical situation and your goals. Based on this, our experienced physiotherapists will suggest the most suitable treatment method for you. Your personal needs, preferences and reactions to the therapy also play an important role in choosing the right method, which is why it is important that you communicate openly with our therapists both before and during the therapy. In this way, we can ensure that we develop a personalised treatment plan for you that supports your recovery and improves your quality of life in the long term.

The number of physiotherapy sessions required depends on various factors, including your specific medical situation, the severity of your symptoms, your individual goals and your response to treatment. Generally, the number of sessions will be determined by our physiotherapists based on a thorough diagnosis. Some patients may only need a few sessions to achieve their goals, while others may require a longer course of treatment. Our physiotherapists will monitor your progress during treatment and adjust the treatment plan accordingly to ensure you receive the best possible care and achieve your goals.

 

Our Physio Station stations are represented at several locations in and around Zurich. These include the neighbourhoods and suburbs of Schlieren, Affoltern, Dietikon and Albisrieden. This broad geographical presence enables us to offer our patients convenient and accessible care, regardless of where they are in Zurich. An experienced team of physiotherapists is available at each location to provide you with high-quality treatments and support you on the road to recovery.

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To meet your individual needs, we offer flexible appointment options that allow you to find a treatment time that fits your schedule.

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For which station would you like to make an appointment?
Physio Station
Affoltern

Jonas-Furrer-Strasse 21
8046 Zurich-Affoltern

Physio Station
Albisrieden

Badenerstrasse 296
8004 Zurich

Physio Station
Dietikon

Löwenstrasse 15
8953 Dietikon

Physio Station
Schlieren

Bahnhofstrasse 6
8952 Schlieren

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Based on 208 reviews
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Your specialists for physio in and around Zurich

At the Physio Station, we offer customised therapies to restore and improve your physical health. With state-of-the-art equipment and highly qualified physiotherapists, we are here for a variety of medical needs.

Your physiotherapy in and around Zurich

At the Physio Station, we offer customised therapies to restore and improve your physical health. With state-of-the-art equipment and highly qualified physiotherapists, we are here for a variety of medical needs.

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For which station would you like to make an appointment?
Physio Station
Affoltern
  • Jonas-Furrer-Strasse 21
    8046 Zurich-Affoltern
Physio Station
Albisrieden
  • Badenerstrasse 296
    8004 Zurich
Physio Station
Dietikon
  • Löwenstrasse 15
    8953 Dietikon
Physio Station
Schlieren
  • Bahnhofstrasse 6
    8952 Schlieren
Physio Station Affoltern
Physio Station Albisrieden
Physio Station Dietikon
Physio Station Schlieren
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Physio Station
Affoltern
  • Jonas-Furrer-Strasse 21
    8046 Zurich-Affoltern
Physio Station
Albisrieden
  • Badenerstrasse 296
    8004 Zurich
Physio Station
Dietikon
  • Löwenstrasse 15
    8953 Dietikon
Physio Station
Schlieren
  • Bahnhofstrasse 6
    8952 Schlieren
Physio Station Affoltern
Physio Station Albisrieden
Physio Station Dietikon
Physio Station Schlieren
For which station would you like to make an appointment?
Physio Station
Affoltern
  • Jonas-Furrer-Strasse 21
    8046 Zurich-Affoltern
Physio Station
Albisrieden
  • Badenerstrasse 296
    8004 Zurich
Physio Station
Dietikon
  • Löwenstrasse 15
    8953 Dietikon
Physio Station
Schlieren
  • Bahnhofstrasse 6
    8952 Schlieren