AlterG VIA is a revolutionary medical rehabilitation equipment, based on NASA technology, that allows patients to perform walking and running exercises with a controlled reduced body weight, up to 20%. This innovative procedure allows safe rehabilitation without mechanical stress on joints or muscles.

We offer customized treatments with AlterG VIA, ideal for post-operative recovery, orthopedic, neurological conditions or for athletes recovering from injuries.

• It is unique in Romania in many private clinics

• Recovery technology used by elite sports teams

• Provides controlled and safe progression of effort

• Ideal for all ages, including elderly or overweight patients

The AlterG VIA antigravity treadmill uses differential air pressure (DAP) to “lighten” the patient while walking or running. Essentially, the patient is placed in a pressurized chamber that supports a portion of their body weight, allowing:

• Pain-free walking and running
• Natural, safe and controlled movement
• Reduced impact force on joints

This technology is used including in top sports rehabilitation clinics and by Olympic athletes for rapid recovery from injuries.

RECOMMENDATIONS

AlterG VIA is recommended for a wide range of medical conditions and clinical situations:

🔹 Orthopedic recovery:

• • • Post-operative: ligamentoplasty (LIA/LIP), knee or hip prosthesis, arthroscopy
    • Partially healed fractures (lower limbs)
    • Sprains, strains, tendinitis​
    • Arthrosis of knee, hip, ankle

🔹 Sports injuries / sports recovery:

• • • Muscle tears
    • Meniscus or cartilage injuries
    • Muscle or tendon overuse
    • Post-traumatic stress re-integration

🔹 Other indications:

• • • Gait and balance disorders (seniors)
    • Increased biomechanical loads in overweight people
    • Physical reconditioning without mechanical stress
    • Physiotherapy during pregnancy (with medical advice)

CONTRAINDICATIONS

The procedure is not recommended for patients with the following conditions:

• • Unstable heart conditions (recent heart attack, uncontrolled arrhythmias)
  • Active deep vein thrombosis
  • Skin infections or open sores in the area of pressure application
  • Undiagnosed lower limb injuries
  • Fractures that are unstable or not completely healed
  • Untreated abdominal or inguinal hernia
  • Severe high blood pressure
  • Severe balance disorders (without assistance)
  • Advanced pregnancy (third trimester, in the absence of a specific medical assessment)
  • Recent surgery with contraindication to walking

Contraindications are not absolute.

A specialist medical consultation and doctor's approval is essential.