Fysiotherapie Dieze Oost

About Fysiotherapie Dieze Oost

Fysiotherapie Dieze Oost is a physiotherapy practice in the Dieze Oost neighbourhood of Zwolle. The practice treats physical complaints and movement problems with general physiotherapy and various specialisations.

Treatments

The practice treats, among other things, back, shoulder, neck, knee, hip and wrist complaints. Treatments also focus on sports injuries, chronic complaints and prevention.

• General physiotherapy
• Dry needling
• Fascia therapy
• Geriatric physiotherapy
• Manual therapy
• Sports and rehabilitation physiotherapy
• Medical taping
• Coaching and NLP combined with physiotherapy
• Trauma sexology

Approach

During the initial appointment, the physiotherapist assesses the physical complaints and also examines functional limitations. This is followed by a personal treatment plan and prognosis; explanations and discussion are central.

• Information and advice
• Exercise therapy with tailored exercise programmes
• Dry needling
• Massage techniques and sports massage
• Manual therapy
• TENS
• Medical taping
• Coaching programmes (NLP)

Who it is for

Physiotherapy is for anyone whose daily life, work or sport is affected. The practice treats a range of complaints, including sports injuries, pain, neurological problems and tension-related complaints.

• People with physical or tension-related complaints
• People recovering after a hospital stay or operation
• People with sports injuries
• Older people with complex health problems

Practical information

Treatments take place at the practice or at home. You do not need a referral from a GP or specialist. On weekdays, the practice is open from 07:45 to 18:00; evening appointments are possible by arrangement.

• Dieze Oost, Zwolle
• Home visits available
• Appointments by phone, WhatsApp, email or contact form

Reimbursement

Physiotherapy is reimbursed through supplementary insurance according to the health insurer's coverage. For conditions on the chronic conditions list, the first 20 treatments are covered by supplementary insurance, followed by basic insurance.