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Open Day for Physiotherapists

We invited physiotherapists from various centers across the country to learn about our team and the methods and techniques we use to treat rare musculoskeletal diseases. And all this in order to jointly improve the quality of patient care and look at it from a broader perspective.

We have prepared substantive lectures and case studies on surgical treatment and physiotherapeutic care of patients with MPD, arthrogryposis, post-arthrosis, limb inequality and other congenital defects of the musculoskeletal system. A guest lecture was also given by OPSA representative Krzysztof Krasowicz, an undisputed authority in the field of orthopedic supplies. OPSA (Orthotic and Prosthetic Specialists Association) is a PEI-recommended facility where patients receive an orthotic and prosthetic treatment plan to help achieve life-changing results

Our Guests were also able to meet and talk with Dr. J. Michal Deszczynski, as well as tour our Institute and learn about innovative solutions for the well-being of Patients

The strength of our Team is our common goal, vision, willingness to continuously learn and share knowledge. We share the vastness of our knowledge, experience and commitment that we have gained through hard work. All that you have seen and heard is true - this is who we are, this is the results we get and this is how we work.

Thank you all again, and we hope that the term "patient-centrism" will stay with you forever.

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