If you are looking for a physiotherapist, online appointments can make it easier to fit care into your day. You can work with a therapist who practises far away or keep your appointments while travelling. What matters alongside convenience is the support you need and what can reliably be assessed by video.
How an online appointment can help
Your physiotherapist asks about your symptoms, medical history and goals. Together, you go through movement tests. They observe how you move, explain what they notice and adapt the exercises based on your feedback. In follow-up sessions, you can review your technique, intensity and progress and update your programme.
When an in-person appointment matters
Some concerns need an in-person examination. Video does not allow hands-on assessment or treatment, and picture quality, space or camera placement can limit what your therapist can see. They may suggest an in-person appointment, a manual therapist or a medical assessment.
Your space matters
Choose a quiet, private space with enough room to move and a stable internet connection. Set the camera where your therapist can see you as you move. If the setup gets in the way, an in-person session may be easier. If travel is the main hurdle, an online appointment can fit more easily into your day.
You do not have to decide alone
Two people with the same diagnosis can have very different needs. If you are recovering from surgery or have a complex diagnosis or history, let us know before booking so we can discuss what information and type of care you need.
Getting started at DnB Physio
Dóri and Bogi offer individual online sessions and in-person appointments at the Austrian locations listed on our site. Online appointments last 45 minutes and take place on Google Meet in English, German or Hungarian. If you are unsure which format suits you, get in touch before booking.