Osteoarthritis Treatment in Regen Clinic
About the clinic
Osteoarthritis treatment at Regen Clinic in Prague, Czechia, focuses on non-surgical regenerative therapies and advanced physiotherapy. Patients can access specialized care ranging from a $310 basic physiotherapy package to $510 laser relief and $940 intensive chronic pain programs. The clinic uses high-power LightForce Class IV lasers and ultrasound-guided injections to provide precise, outpatient care for joint degeneration.
The medical team is led by MUDr. Vojtěch Rybka, Ph.D., a rehabilitation physician with doctoral studies from Charles University. Dr. Rybka specializes in orthopaedic rehabilitation and has international experience from Vancouver General Hospital. He oversees the integration of movement prevention with advanced tissue recovery methods.
Diagnostics for osteoarthritis
Before starting any procedure, patients undergo a detailed assessment to identify the stage of joint wear and the root cause of pain. The diagnostic process typically includes:
- Specialist examination. A doctor and physiotherapist perform a joint assessment and physical mobility test.
- Ultrasound imaging. This shows the condition of tendons, muscles, and tissues surrounding the joint.
- Movement analysis. The team reviews injury history and current movement patterns to plan therapy.
Non-surgical treatment options
Regen Clinic offers several alternatives to surgery to reduce inflammation and restore joint function. These treatments are performed on an outpatient basis without the need for a hospital stay.
- LightForce Class IV laser therapy. This 40W high-power laser penetrates deep into the tissue. Each 15-minute session helps reduce pain in joints and tendons.
- Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy. The doctor draws the patient's blood, processes it, and injects it into the joint under ultrasound guidance. This helps lower inflammation and improve mobility.
- Viscosupplementation. Thick hyaluronic acid is injected into the knee, hip, or shoulder. It acts as a lubricant and shock absorber to reduce cartilage friction.
- Peptide therapy. Bioactive peptides are injected once a year to slow down degenerative changes in ligaments and cartilage.
- Targeted physiotherapy. Custom exercises help increase strength and load tolerance for daily activities.
Treatment packages and costs
The clinic provides structured programs that combine diagnostics with specific therapies. These packages are designed to offer clear value for different stages of osteoarthritis:
- Physio basic package: may cost around $310 and includes initial diagnostics plus 5 physiotherapy sessions and exercise recordings.
- Quick relief package: typically runs $510 and includes diagnostics with 10 sessions of LightForce IV laser therapy for one area.
- Ideal plus package: is around $890 and covers diagnostics, 10 laser sessions for two areas, and a physiotherapy session.
- Chronic pain package: costs around $940 and includes diagnostics, 15 laser therapy sessions, and 3 physiotherapy sessions for degenerative joint disease.
To learn more about these programs or to plan your visit to Prague, you can request a consultation through Bookimed.
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Treatments prices in the clinic
| treatment | Price | |
|---|---|---|
| Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) Therapy | Price on request | |
| Physiotherapy | Price on request | |
| Bone Fracture Treatment | Price on request | |
| Osteoarthritis stem cell treatment | Price on request | |
| Rehabilitation with Re-step system | Price on request |
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The medical team consists of four physicians and two physiotherapy specialists. Dr. Jan Sedmík brings over 40 years of experience in surgery and rehabilitation. Dr. Vojtěch Rybka trained at Charles University and Vancouver General Hospital.
Musculoskeletal Recovery and Orthopedics
The orthopedic department treats acute injuries and chronic conditions. Specialists manage fractures, muscle injuries, and degenerative joint diseases. Dr. Martin Kozák heads this direction, focusing on joint and tendon pathologies.
The clinic uses several regenerative and injectable methods to manage pain:
- PRP Therapy – uses the patient's own blood to treat ligament damage and osteoarthritis.
- Hyaluronic Acid Injections – offered in mono and two-injection formats for joint lubrication.
- Peptide Therapy – often combined with other treatments to support tissue recovery.
- Viscosupplementation – biological treatment using blood plasma to improve joint function.
These therapies work as alternatives to surgery or corticosteroid injections. Physicians tailor each plan based on the joint grade and previous treatment history.
Advanced Rehabilitation and Physiotherapy
The rehabilitation clinic focuses on the back, cervical spine, and joints. Specialists address muscle imbalances, poor posture, and conditions like frozen shoulder or plantar fasciitis. All care is outpatient – no hospitalization needed.
Targeted physiotherapy involves adapted exercises to improve mobility and muscle strength. Head physiotherapist Bc. Lucie Nováková and Mgr. Linda Čížková lead these sessions. Mgr. Čížková is a certified lymphotherapist who specializes in recovery after hip and knee replacements.
A structured recovery pathway guides every patient:
- Specialist examination and assessment by a doctor and physiotherapist.
- Creation of a tailored treatment plan based on clinical findings.
- Therapy sessions using manual techniques or technology.
- Gradual return to activity with professional guidance.
The clinic also provides post-operative care for patients after orthopedic or spinal surgeries.
Specialized Treatment Technologies
Regen Clinic uses LightForce Class IV laser therapy as a central technology. This high-power system delivers up to 40 W of power to the affected tissue. It works through the skin without injections to relieve inflammation and chronic pain.
Clinicians adjust laser intensity and application time for each treated area. This technology is frequently used for rotator cuff problems, tendon overload, and joint stiffness. Patients wear protective glasses while the laser energy penetrates deep into the tissue.
Diagnostic capabilities include ultrasound imaging to assess tendons, muscles, and surrounding tissues. This allows doctors to evaluate injuries like partial tendon tears or calcifications during the initial assessment.
Services for International Patients
The clinic provides full English-language support for international visitors. This includes English versions of therapy descriptions and pricing materials. Patients can access clear information about treatment packages before arrival.
Physicians and staff communicate in both Czech and English. Treatment plans are designed around individual schedules to accommodate international travel needs.
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Sluneční nám. 2588/15, 158 00 Praha 13, Czechia
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