Physiotherapy Centre
Sjukrathjalfun Akureyrar
Glerarhverfi, Akureyri, Iceland
Physiotherapy Center in Akureyri, Iceland.
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Physiotherapy
Physiotherapy / Iceland
Physiotherapy clinics in Iceland
Assessment and treatment of movement problems using exercise, manual therapy and education.
43 providers offering physiotherapy clinics in Iceland. Verified profiles are shown first. Sponsored placement never changes this order.
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Physiotherapy clinics in Iceland: all providers
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Clinics (43)
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Physiotherapy Centre
Sjukrathjalfun Gardabaejar
Flatir, Gardabaer, Iceland
Egill Atlason is a self-employed physiotherapist at Sjukrathjalfun Gardabaejar.
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Physiotherapy Centre
Sjukrathjalfun Grafarholts
Grafarholt og Ulfarsardalur, Reykjavik, Iceland
Physiotherapist in Reykjavik, Iceland.
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Physiotherapy Centre
Sjukrathjalfun Heil Heilsumidstod
Arbaer, Reykjavik, Iceland
Physiotherapist in Reykjavik, Iceland.
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Physiotherapy Centre
Sjukrathjalfun Husavikur
Husavik, Iceland
Sjukrathjalfun, barnasjukrathjalfun,
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Sjukrathjalfunin Sporthusinu
Smarinn, Kopavogur, Iceland
The clinic is located on the upper floor of Sporthusid at Dalsmari 9-11, Kopavogur, with entry through the main entrance. Twelve physiotherapists work here, with excellent facilities in a shared exercise area as well...
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Physiotherapy Centre
Sjukrathjalfun Islands
Vatnsendi, Kopavogur, Iceland
Sjukrathjalfun Islands was founded in 1996. We operate at two locations, namely Orkuhusid and Kringlan. We have around 20 physiotherapists at both locations and splendid exercise halls.
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Sjukrathjalfun Islands Kringlan
Haaleiti og Bustadir, Reykjavik, Iceland
Sjukrathjalfun Islands was founded in 1996. We now operate at two locations, namely Orkuhusid and Kringlan. Around 20 physiotherapists work at each location. We offer outstanding facilities with splendid exercise halls.
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Sjukrathjalfun Kopavogs
Digranes, Kopavogur, Iceland
Physiotherapy Center in Kopavogur, Iceland.
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Physiotherapy Centre
Sjukrathjalfun Reykjavikur
Vesturbaer, Reykjavik, Iceland
Physiotherapist in Reykjavik, Iceland.
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Physiotherapy Centre
Sjukrathjalfun Selfoss ehf
Selfoss, Iceland
Physiotherapy Center in Selfoss, Iceland.
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Physiotherapy Centre
Sjukrathjalfun Styrkur ehf.
Grafarvogur, Reykjavik, Iceland
Physiotherapy Center in Reykjavik, Iceland.
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