rehabilitatsioonikeskusi

Rehabilitation centers, or rehabilitatsioonikeskused in Estonian, are specialized facilities that provide therapeutic and supportive services to individuals recovering from injuries, illnesses, or substance abuse. These centers integrate medical care, physical therapy, occupational therapy, and counseling to promote functional independence and improved quality of life. Patients may receive individualized treatment plans that include exercise programs, medication management, and psychosocial support. Rehabilitation centers also support mental health by offering counseling, group therapy, and relapse prevention education for those recovering from addiction.

In Estonia, rehabilitation centers play a vital role in the health system. They collaborate with hospitals, primary care practices, and community organizations to ensure a continuum of care. The Estonian Health Insurance Fund has policies that reimburse services provided in accredited rehabilitation facilities, encouraging accessibility for patients across the country. Recent government initiatives emphasize the development of personalized rehabilitation programs and the integration of digital health tools to monitor progress remotely.

Typical services available at rehabilitation centers include stroke rehabilitation, post‑operative care, chronic pain management, and addiction recovery programs. Some centers also offer vocational rehabilitation to aid patients in re‑entering the workforce. Through comprehensive and multidisciplinary approaches, rehabilitation centers aim to restore patients' functional abilities, reduce disability, and promote long‑term health outcomes.