Hi and welcome
My name is Magda Wozniak
Physiotherapy is my passion and my way of helping people regain their full range of motion and enjoy a pain-free life. My goal is to create a safe space where you can freely express your health concerns and receive the best possible care. I focus on the individual needs of each patient and offer a wide range of therapeutic services.
I also specialize in women’s physiotherapy, providing support for issues related to pregnancy, postpartum, urinary incontinence, pelvic pain, and menopause. Together, we will create a treatment plan that helps you achieve your health goals and improve your quality of life. If you are looking for effective physiotherapy, I warmly invite you to collaborate with me.
Physiotherapy Salzburg
General Physiotherapy
My comprehensive approach to physiotherapy covers every rehabilitation stage, from early recovery after injuries and surgeries to improving overall fitness and prevention. I help people regain their full range of motion and enjoy a pain-free life. I offer a wide range of therapeutic services tailored to each patient’s needs, ensuring a thorough and effective treatment plan. My approach is holistic, considering both physical and emotional aspects of health, providing you with a complete care package.
Small steps and self-harmony can significantly enhance our quality of life. This principle guides my approach to physiotherapy, ensuring the best care for my clients.
My services
- Sports Physiotherapy
- Preoperative Preparation
- Postoperative Physiotherapy
- Degenerative Pain
- Medical Functional Training
- Scar Therapy
- Lymphatic Drainage
- Tension Headaches
Physiotherapy for women in Salzburg
Women's health
Physiotherapy for women addresses their unique health needs at various life stages. I provide specialized support for pregnancy, postpartum issues, urinary incontinence, pelvic pain, and menopause. These problems can sometimes impact self-esteem and self-worth, leading to frustration, shame, and anxiety.
My mission is to empower women with the knowledge and tools to build healthy habits. I help women regain comfort and confidence by addressing physical and emotional aspects, inspiring them to take control of their health and well-being.
My services
- Check-up after childbirth (including vaginal internal examination)
- Physiotherapy for women during and after pregnancy
- Returning to activity after childbirth
- Support during the postpartum period
- Training for pregnant women and after childbirth
- Disrupted pelvic floor function
- Prolapse of the reproductive organs
- Painful periods
- Preparing for pregnancy
- Rectus Diastasis Abdominis
- Scar therapy after caesarean section and perineal incision (episiotomy)
Process & Pricing
Pricing
Physiotherapy
Physiotherapy 45min 80€
Physiotherapy 60min 100€
Preventive session (Hand-Off)
Health training* 60min 90€
Winter season preparation* 60min 90€
*No doctor’s referral is required.
Refund
After a series of treatments, you will receive an invoice. Please make the payment by transferring the funds to the specified account using the information provided on the invoice. To receive a partial refund of the costs, please send the invoice along with the referral to the appropriate health insurance fund.
Please understand that without cancelling a reserved appointment at least 24 hours in advance, you will be billed the full session fee.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about physiotherapy
What to bring to the first session?
Referral from a doctor (obtainable from a general practitioner or specialist). Number of therapy sessions and their duration, X-rays and MRI scans with their descriptions, comfortable clothing, large towel
If the session is related to women's health (postnatal Check-Up, returning to physical activity after pregnancy), please inform me in advance. I will send you a questionnaire that we will discuss together during the meeting.
Can I come for physiotherapy without a referral?
Absolutely. Preventive physiotherapy is available without a doctor's referral, even if you have no specific symptoms. We aim to make our services as accessible and flexible as possible, accommodating your needs and preferences.
Please note that preventive physiotherapy is not eligible for a refund from health insurance. If you have private insurance, check your policy for details on reimbursement.
Does health insurance partially reimburse the costs?
Yes. However, the amount of reimbursement varies depending on the specific health insurance fund.
At the end of the therapeutic series, you will receive an invoice detailing all units and their costs. You send this invoice along with the referral to the appropriate health insurance fund.
What do I need to do to have a part of the costs covered by my health insurance?
1. Referral - You can request this from your doctor, a general practitioner, or a specialist. Simply let them know that you are considering physiotherapy and they can provide you with a referral, specifying the number of sessions and the duration of each session that they recommend.
2. Approval - You can have your prescription approved by your health insurance before starting therapy to receive a reimbursement. This involves submitting your prescription to your health insurance provider for review and approval, ensuring that they agree to cover the costs of your recommended physiotherapy sessions.
Submit the collected invoices and your approved prescription to your health insurance, and you will be reimbursed for some of the costs.
Magda Wozniak
About me
I hold a Master’s degree in Physiotherapy and have over ten years of experience in the field. I also completed a bachelor’s degree in Physical Education and have always been passionate about physical activity.
I am committed to continuous learning and regularly enhance my skills through training sessions across Europe. This holistic approach enables me to help people feel their best, guiding and supporting them on their journey to health and well-being.
After becoming a mother, I was drawn to women’s health. I then explored the complexities of diastasis recti, pregnancy, postpartum exercise, and pelvic floor issues.