The tournament, held on February 8, was attended by 25 teams. The matches were played in two sports halls at Municipal School Complex No. 2 in Bolesławiec. The aim of the tournament was to collect material donations for the residents of the Bolesławiec Children’s Home. The participating teams funded the donations. The tournament was organized by Football Academy Bolesławiec. Professional footballers, coaches and the parents of young players supported the initiative.
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Throughout the tournament, physiotherapists from NZOZ Provita were available to athletes and their parents. They provided advice on body posture, healthy sports training and recovery after injuries. The young footballers’ feet were also examined, and they were taught basic techniques to compensate for the strain placed on athletes.
In addition to examinations and consultations, NZOZ Provita sponsored five gift vouchers for the residents of the Children’s Home, to be used for physiotherapy.
Provita – a modern physiotherapy centre
Provita’s primary activities include rehabilitation, the sale of orthopaedic equipment and specialized medical services. The many years of experience Provita’s physiotherapists have gained working with top-class athletes, including national athletics, canoeing, rowing and shooting teams, have led to the development of specialized diagnostic and therapeutic methods intended for athletes of different ages and disciplines.
Today, NZOZ Provita is a modern physiotherapy centre with particular emphasis placed on staff trained in the latest physiotherapy methods. The centre is known for the Holistic Manual Therapy provided there, which is highly effective in treating musculoskeletal dysfunctions, in post-traumatic physiotherapy and as support during the treatment of organic diseases.
For many years, the therapists have gained experience under the supervision of Dr Janina Słobodzian-Rakowska, who co-created Holistic Manual Therapy and is one of only two certified teachers of this Polish physiotherapy method. Educational meetings on preventing musculoskeletal dysfunctions and postural defects are organized regularly.
Thanks to its highly qualified and experienced doctors, master’s-level specialists and physiotherapy technicians, NZOZ Provita is now a centre offering comprehensive medical care, including diagnostics, therapy and orthopaedic supplies. Modern equipment and technological facilities support the operation of manual therapy, surgical, internal medicine, orthopaedic, urological, rheumatological, dermatological, otolaryngological, diabetological and dental practices, among others. Each year, the centre renews its agreement with the National Health Fund covering outpatient rehabilitation and the provision of orthopaedic and auxiliary equipment.
(commissioned information: Provita/ii)