Ergotherapy

Mgr. Lenka Freislebenová
Bc. Pavla Urychová

The outpatient clinic is located on the ground floor of the Clinic of Infectious Diseases (building 7).

The aim of occupational therapy is to achieve the highest possible self-sufficiency of the patient and increase his independence. It seeks to achieve this through training in normal daily activities (dressing, eating, personal hygiene...), training cognitive functions or selecting appropriate compensatory aids.

Ambulatory occupational therapy focuses mainly on the rehabilitation of the hand, restoring its full function and regaining its grip. It most often addresses conditions after injuries, tendon injuries, cuts, carpal tunnel surgeries, or conditions after strokes.

Ergotherapy performed in inpatient care focuses mainly on practicing normal daily activities in real-life situations and training cognitive functions.

An integral part of occupational therapy is counselling in the field of compensatory aids (wheelchairs, walkers, bathroom equipment, toilets, etc.) and assistance in their selection and acquisition.

Clinical Speech and Language Therapist

PhDr. Marcela Kottnauer Trávníčková

The outpatient clinic is located on the ground floor of the Clinic of Infectious Diseases (building 7).

Arrangement: With a referral from a specialist or a general practitioner, you can make an appointment at tel. +420 607 765 342, +420 26608 2104, Mon-Thu 7.30-15.00.

The Clinical Speech Therapy Clinical Outpatient Clinic of Bulovka Hospital provides mainly acute and follow-up care for patients with communication disorders. In a consiliar form we provide diagnostics and therapy for hospitalized patients in individual inpatient wards. Follow-up care is provided on an outpatient basis, when clients come to the outpatient clinic of a clinical speech therapist after a telephone appointment.

The Clinical Speech Therapy Department offers all standard diagnostic and therapeutic activities, e.g.:

diagnosis and therapy of patients after stroke, brain injuries, brain tumors, inflammatory CNS diseases, brain atrophy and brain intoxications and non-specific communication disorders in neurological and oncological patients including swallowing disorders,
supportive stimulation psychotherapeutic techniques, application of orofacial techniques, basal stimulation.

Ambulance works closely with neurology, rehabilitation, phoniatry, oncology, internal medicine, geriatrics and psychiatry.