Frequently Asked Questions
What supporting documents do I need to be hospitalized at APOKATASTASI?
To be admitted to Rehabilitation, the following are necessary:
1. Discharge from the hospital or clinic where you are being treated as well as the results of recent tests (hematology, imaging, etc.).
2. For EOPYY coverage, active insurance capacity based on the AMKA and an opinion of EKPY Benefits for Closed Hospitalization in a Recovery & Rehabilitation Center from the treating physician and signed by the Director of the clinic where you are being treated and the corresponding Approval Decision are required. Give the Rehabilitation Office all the original documents above.
3. Bring your police ID with you.
4. Enter Rehabilitation.
1. Discharge from the hospital or clinic where you are being treated as well as the results of recent tests (hematology, imaging, etc.).
2. For EOPYY coverage, active insurance capacity based on the AMKA and an opinion of EKPY Benefits for Closed Hospitalization in a Recovery & Rehabilitation Center from the treating physician and signed by the Director of the clinic where you are being treated and the corresponding Approval Decision are required. Give the Rehabilitation Office all the original documents above.
3. Bring your police ID with you.
4. Enter Rehabilitation.
Who will decide the appropriate treatment program for me to follow?
Upon your admission, you will be assessed by the physiotherapist, the medical team, the head nurse and the heads of the recovery team departments, who will work with you throughout your stay at our center. The physiotherapist and this team, in collaboration, will design your treatment program, based on your clinical picture and needs, the goals of the team and the goals you want to achieve. The recovery team is in constant collaboration with the physiotherapist and in re-evaluation, your progress and new goals are defined.
How long will my recovery take?
The first stage of rehabilitation and the most important of the treatment process is the Recovery stage and is defined in time depending on the severity of the condition or injury. The goal of this stage is for your body to recover, in order to allow the healing process. The time period, therefore, depends on the severity of the condition and the clinical condition of the patient.