Professional spa care

Few countries in Europe can boast such a rich spa tradition as the Czech Republic. Thermal springs rise out of the ground all over the country, and these have been used to cure a range of ailments for centuries.

It can come as no surprise that an ever increasing number of foreigners are arriving at Czech spas to enjoy their high standard of professional care. Almost a third of spas in the Czech Republic offer procedures focusing on the musculoskeletal system and various neurological illnesses.

The thermal springs at the spa in Velké Losiny in the foothills of the Hrubý Jeseník mountain range have very beneficial effects. The spa specialises in neurological and musculoskeletal complaints among children and adults. Thanks to special walkways for the disabled, visitors can also enjoy the pleasant surroundings of the spa colonnades. Special events for the disabled, such as wheelchair angling held in August, are also a lot of fun.

Disabled visitors always like to return to the spa at Janské Lázně in the Krkonoše National Park. This is mainly down to the high standard of professional care those suffering with musculoskeletal complaints receive, disabled access throughout the spa houses and outdoor spaces and the time they spend in the wonderful natural surroundings of the spa.

You can undergo some very effective spa procedures at Lázně Darkov, popular for its treatments using local iodine-rich water. Spa guests are looked after by top specialists in musculoskeletal illnesses and various neurological diseases. Here they have developed their own rehabilitation facilities and introduced less common therapies such as hippotherapy.