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Silvia Kager

Silvia Kager

Occupational Therapy
5.0(2)
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AIThis description was summarised by AI from the linked website. It was not written or checked by the person on this profile.Automatically summarisedSource: mut-grimmenstein.atAs of Oct 2026

Silvia Kager ist derzeit in Karenz, bietet aber eine breite Palette an ergotherapeutischen Dienstleistungen an, darunter die Behandlung der oberen Extremität, neurologische Therapien, Hilfsmittelberatung, Narbenbehandlung und Faszientechniken.

Services

CuppingAssistive Device CounselingErgonomic Consultation and Workplace Design

Treatments

Kinesio TapingMirror TherapyNerve MobilizationParaffin TreatmentFascial Treatment (FDM)Scar Treatment and DisturbanceMyofascial Trigger Point TreatmentTherapy and support for neurological conditionsFunction and Activity-Oriented Treatment of the Upper Extremity (Fingers, Hand, Elbow, Shoulder)

Google Reviews

5.0(2)

AI Summary

The review praises Silvia's efforts to offer suitable treatments and her empathetic, refreshing manner that lightens the therapy session. Wait times are not mentioned. Overall, the friendly and professionally competent care is highlighted positively.

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Last updated: 05/10/2026, 11:11

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