Online Rehabilitation Services

Telehealth has grown rapidly in recent years, supported by advances in telecommunications, including 5G devices and fast internet. Online rehabilitation uses new technology to deliver healthcare and patient rehabilitation remotely.

The aim is to achieve rehabilitation outcomes remotely, just as in conventional face-to-face treatment. Online applications allow healthcare professionals to supervise patients and deliver services in real time.

Who Is Online Rehabilitation For?

TherapyLab Telerehabilitation
Programmes: Online Physiotherapy & Therapeutic Exercise

We plan each patient’s sessions around their needs, using therapeutic protocols based on evidence-based practice.

TherapyLab Online Physiotherapy Programme.
A comprehensive rehabilitation system.

Patient Physiotherapy Assessment

1. Following the doctor's treatment instructions and guidelines.

2. Patient interview and clinical assessment.

3. . Recording patient details, physiotherapy assessment and laboratory findings in an electronic record (TherapyLab MOT programme).

4. Maintaining the confidentiality of personal data.

Organising and Developing a Treatment Plan



5. The treatment programme is built around the patient’s needs and follows evidence-based practice.

7. The patient and physiotherapist set achievable goals together at every stage of the programme.

6. We explain the programme, its goals and the expected outcomes to the patient.

A Commitment to Care beyond Treatment!

The TherapyLab Online Therapeutic Exercise programme offers a series of sessions to maintain physiotherapy results for patients with musculoskeletal, cardiorespiratory, neurological and autoimmune conditions.

These sessions support patients in the chronic phase and final stages of full rehabilitation, helping prevent injuries and maintain physical activity.

Which Conditions Can Online Physiotherapy and Online Therapeutic Exercise Programmes Help With?

Patients who need to begin physiotherapy immediately, particularly during the acute phase of injury and the first days after surgery.

Patients with musculoskeletal or sports-related conditions or injuries in the chronic phase or final stages of rehabilitation.

Patients with musculoskeletal conditions, injuries or post-operative rehabilitation needs, including lower back pain, neck pain, muscle strains, ligament sprains, pain syndromes, tendinopathies, fractures, osteoarthritis, knee replacement and internal fixation following fractures.

Patients with chronic conditions (e.g. fibromyalgia, rheumatoid arthritis, diabetes, osteoporosis, etc.).

Patients with cardiorespiratory conditions and those undergoing post-operative rehabilitation (COPD, bronchial asthma, cardiovascular surgery, etc.).

Patients with neurological and autoimmune conditions (stroke, multiple sclerosis, etc.).

Specific population groups (e.g. pregnant women, people with pelvic floor disorders, burns, amputations or obesity, older patients, etc.).

Prevention of musculoskeletal and sports injuries.

Improvement of sporting performance following injury.

Maintaining or increasing physical activity and quality of life.

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