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Centrum léčebné rehabilitace

Prague-based outpatient rehabilitation centre founded in 1992, specialising in physiotherapy for children with motor disorders.

Last updated September 26, 2026

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Overview

Centrum léčebné rehabilitace (CLR) is an outpatient medical facility in Prague, Czech Republic, established in 1992 and founded by the City of Prague (Hlavní město Praha). It provides specialised physiotherapy and rehabilitation services, with a particular focus on the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of motor disorders in children. The centre employs specially trained physiotherapists who use individual rehabilitation programmes based on the latest knowledge in the field. In addition to direct patient care, CLR is involved in teaching students and providing consultations for doctors and physiotherapists. The facility operates as a contractual partner of several health insurance companies in the Czech Republic, meaning that many of its services are covered by public health insurance. It also offers facultative (self-paid) services, therapies not covered by insurance, and paid consultations. CLR is located at Horáčkova 1096/3a, 140 00 Praha 4, and can be contacted by phone at +420 241 731 501 or by email at info@clr-fyzioterapie.cz. The centre is led by PaedDr. Dana Herbichová, who is listed as the contact person for recruitment and general information. As a contributory organisation of the City of Prague, CLR is a public-sector healthcare provider rather than a private commercial enterprise, though it operates under its own brand and identity.

History

Centrum léčebné rehabilitace was founded in 1992 by the City of Prague (Hlavní město Praha) as an outpatient healthcare facility. From its establishment, the centre focused on providing specialised physiotherapy and rehabilitation services, particularly for children with motor disorders. Over the years, it has developed expertise in early diagnosis and individual rehabilitation, employing specially trained physiotherapists. The centre has also been involved in teaching students and offering consultations to doctors and physiotherapists. As a contributory organisation of the City of Prague, it operates within the public healthcare system and maintains contracts with several health insurance companies. In recent years, the centre has modernised its payment options, introducing QR payments for facultative services in 2026, and has adjusted administrative procedures for voucher validity in line with regulatory changes. The facility continues to operate at its location in Prague 4, providing both insurance-covered and self-paid rehabilitation services.

  • 2026

    QR payment introduced for facultative services and paid consultations.

  • 2026

    Changes to FT voucher validity rules take effect from 1 January.

  • 1992

    Centrum léčebné rehabilitace founded by the City of Prague.

Products and positioning

Publicly funded outpatient rehabilitation centre focused on paediatric motor disorders, operating as a contractual partner of Czech health insurers.

  • Outpatient physiotherapy

    Individual and group physiotherapy sessions for children and adults.

  • Early diagnosis and therapy of motor disorders

    Specialised assessment and treatment for children with motor development issues.

  • Consultations for professionals

    Consultancy services for doctors and physiotherapists.

  • Student teaching

    Clinical placements and teaching for students in physiotherapy.

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