Physiotherapist consultation in Tallinn

When is physiotherapy used?

Physiotherapy is used to restore, maintain and improve mobility and physical function. It may help after an injury or surgery, with muscle and joint problems, pain, restricted mobility and various neurological conditions. Physiotherapy also helps prevent health problems and supports independence in everyday life.

What does a physiotherapist do?

Physiotherapy is provided by a physiotherapist — a specially trained rehabilitation professional who:

• Assesses joint mobility, muscle strength and flexibility, posture, gait and other aspects of physical function to identify the patient’s problems
• Develops a treatment plan and sets goals
• Teaches the patient exercises suited to their condition
• Monitors progress and adjusts the treatment plan when necessary
• Evaluates the treatment process and its outcomes
• Provides advice on preventing and managing health problems

You can be referred to a physiotherapist by your family doctor, a rehabilitation physician or another specialist. You can also pay for the service yourself.

Where can you see a physiotherapist?

Physiotherapy appointments are available at the following West Tallinn Central Hospital locations:

• Haabersti Health Centre (Õismäe tee 179)
• Mustamäe Health Centre (Ehitajate tee 27)
• Põhja-Tallinn Health Centre (Sõle 63)
• Nõmme Health Centre (Jaama 11)

To book an appointment, call 626 1314 or visit the health centre’s reception desk in person.

Before your appointment

Please arrive 15 minutes before your scheduled appointment to check in at reception.

If you are unable to attend, please let us know in advance by calling 626 1314 or emailing tyhistamine@keskhaigla.ee.

Explore other services offered by the Rehabilitation Centre, including the health assessment package for recreational athletes, pelvic floor physiotherapy and therapeutic pool exercises.