3 Best Stroke Rehabilitation Treatment Clinics in Austria

Wiener Privatklinik's Stroke Rehabilitation program is led by Prof. Dr. Wilfried Lang, a distinguished neurologist who helped establish Austria’s stroke registry and heads the departments of Neurology, Neurological Rehabilitation, and Acute Geriatrics. With decades of clinical and research experience, he specializes in stroke prevention, acute treatment, and rehabilitation, ensuring comprehensive care for stroke recovery.

Privatklinik Laßnitzhöhe uses the G-EO robotic gait trainer to help patients relearn walking and climbing stairs. This ISO 9001-certified center treats 4,000+ patients annually with tools like the Arm Studio and visual field training. Programs typically last 4 weeks under the care of a multidisciplinary team. While total costs depend on individual needs, a single-use double room supplement is around $70 per night. International patients receive private access and help with transfers. Dr. Eva Kronberger-Schaffer serves as the medical director.

Austria’s first outpatient centre for device-assisted neurotherapy has more than 20 robotic and sensor-based devices. Lokomat Pro FreeD and EksoNR support gait training, while in-house software tracks rehabilitation progress. Conventional 60-minute therapy may cost around $90, and robotic sessions around $160. An initial 60-minute assessment may cost around $190. Robotic rehabilitation programmes typically run $3,100–$5,800, including device-assisted sessions and gait training; accommodation and travel are not included. Therapy prices include VAT.