Good medical care deserves good follow-up care.
You are responsible for diagnosis, treatment, and surgery.
We make sure that things continue just as professionally afterward, with:
A guaranteed appointment following surgery or a sports injury
dedicated points of contact
clear treatment standards
According to the regulation, everything should be running smoothly…
In theory, yes, but in reality, you probably hear things like this quite often:
“My next physical therapy appointment isn’t for another eight weeks.”
“I have a different therapist every time.”
“My appointments are three weeks apart.”
“I have no idea what I’m allowed to do again.”
“It’s really just a little massage.”
And in the end, quality medical care is hindered by follow-up treatment that starts too late, is poorly planned, or doesn’t follow a clear plan.
This causes frustration for patients—and often creates additional work for you and your practice team.
We believe there’s a better way.
Waiting weeks for physical therapy after surgery?
Time is of the essence, especially after surgery and sports injuries. That’s why we prioritize these patients and ensure they start therapy promptly and have a reliably planned course of follow-up treatment.
Not just for the first appointment.
But for therapy that continues afterward as well.
Aftercare requires a plan—not just appointments
Our goal is to provide rehabilitation in which treatments build on one another and work toward a clear objective. To achieve this, we combine specialization, professional standards, modern diagnostics, and active rehabilitation.
From the first treatment all the way back to daily life, work, or sports.
From the treatment table back to an active lifestyle.
GOOD AFTERCARE
Keeping a Close Eye on the Budget
Good therapy does not automatically mean more prescriptions.
What matters is making sensible use of the available options and planning therapy effectively.
Together, we can create a follow-up care plan that is medically sound and, at the same time , supports cost-effective prescribing.
The right care at the right time
— and only as much therapy as is truly necessary.
WHY REHAFABRIK?
There are many good reasons to choose REHAFABRIK.
Direct communication instead of the "Chinese whispers" game
Have a question about post-operative care?
Unsure about activity guidelines?
Does a patient need an appointment soon after surgery?
Then let’s talk.
We have dedicated points of contact and streamlined communication channels for doctors and practice teams.
Straightforward. Personal. Direct.
Let's get to know each other
Many things become easier when you get to know each other and understand how the other side works. That’s why we’d love to get to know you and your practice team, hear about your biggest pain points in your day-to-day work, and see what we can improve together.
We’re Daniel Wendland and Julius Steen, the founders and managing directors of REHAFABRIK, and we look forward to meeting you in person.
We’d be happy to stop by for a cup of coffee.
Or you can visit us at REHAFABRIK and see how we work.
We look forward to connecting with you!
Do you have someone right now who needs immediate medical attention?
After surgeries and sports injuries, we ensure that therapy begins as a priority. This allows your patients to start the appropriate follow-up treatment promptly—without long wait times or unnecessary delays in the rehabilitation process. Simply contact us directly—we’ll arrange an appointment quickly and ensure therapy begins at the right time.
Aydrian – Cruciate ligament rupture while playing handball
Sometimes in sports, nothing goes according to plan. That was the case for Aydrian: he tore his cruciate ligament in the regional handball league—season over, surgery instead of game day. During the operation, a cruciate ligament graft was inserted, and his long road back to the playing field began.
Kaya – Soccer Injury
A cruciate ligament injury and a thigh strain in soccer can put everything on hold overnight. Even for Kaya in the district league, it quickly became clear after her injury: it’s not just about being pain-free again, but about returning to the field feeling secure, strong, and with renewed confidence.
Sina – Shoulder injury while playing volleyball
One small moment in the game is enough, and suddenly nothing works as it did before. That's exactly what happened to Sina while playing volleyball: she tore the labrum in her shoulder. The joint lip had to be surgically reattached, and the focus after the operation was clear: to make the shoulder stable, resilient, and ready for everyday life again.
Janeke – Cruciate Ligament Injury
Sometimes the road back to sports feels endless. That’s exactly how it was for Janeke: After her injury and two cruciate ligament surgeries, her dream of a comeback seemed out of reach. With hard work, plenty of team spirit, and a healthy dose of humor, she fought her way back, step by step, to her favorite activity: handball.
Siljan – Cruciate Ligament Tears in Competitive Sports
A torn cruciate ligament in competitive sports suddenly changes your whole outlook. That’s exactly what happened to Siljan: He had actually been planning to take the next step toward competitive sports, but the knee injury brought him to an abrupt halt. The dream of playing lacrosse at the highest level seemed a distant prospect for the time being. Step by step, he fought his way back to his favorite activity: with his eyes firmly fixed on the future and a big dream in mind: the 2028 Olympics.
The best physical therapy in your city
Where would you like to start your comeback? Choose your location.
Sounds good?