Physiotherapy / 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 Centre
Akranes, Iceland
Sjukrathjalfun Vesturlands is a physiotherapy centre located at Gardabraut 2a, 300 Akranes. The entrance is on the west side. Appointments by telephone on 530-0010 or via sjukravest@sjukravest.is.
Physiotherapy Centre
Reykjavik, Iceland
Skuli Golf Performance offers golf-focused physiotherapy, TPI movement screening and specialised strength training for golfers. The service takes place at Golfstodin in Glaesibaer and aims to help golfers of all...
Physiotherapy Centre
Grafarvogur, Reykjavik, Iceland
Physiotherapist in Reykjavik, Iceland.
Physiotherapy Centre
Smarinn, Kopavogur, Iceland
Physiotherapy Center in Kopavogur, Iceland.
Physiotherapy Centre
Haaleiti og Bustadir, Reykjavik, Iceland
Threk is a health clinic staffed by chiropractors, physiotherapists and psychologists; our service is for people of all ages who are experiencing a reduction in quality of life for physical or mental reasons.
Physiotherapy Centre
Hveragerdi, Iceland
Sjukrathjalfun i Hveragerdi
Physiotherapy Centre
Vatnsendi, Kopavogur, Iceland
Sjukrathjalfun. Komid beint inn a 3 haed fyrir ofan hus.
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