Boost the recovery

The success of the treatment can be improved

Greater cost-efficiency due to shorter inpatient stays and lower complication rates

Efficient doctor and patient communication based on real-time patient data

Improved adherence through accompanying monitoring of the prehabilitation process by the attending physician

Direct cost savings through lower complication rates, as well-prepared patients suffer fewer postoperative complications such as wound healing disorders, infections, cardiovascular events or delirium. Every complication avoided saves considerable financial and human resources for intensive care, additional operations, expensive medication and prolonged hospital stays, and conserves scarce resources in treatment and care.

Reduction of indirect and follow-up costs due to fewer readmissions: Complications often occur only after discharge and may lead to readmissions. Prehabilitation can significantly reduce this risk rate, as patients are more robust and less susceptible to such secondary problems.

Potentially less rehabilitation effort: A physically strong patient with well-preserved muscle mass often needs a shorter or less intensive follow-up rehabilitation (AHB).

Reduced need for care: Prehabilitation helps to maintain the functional independence of patients in order to reduce the risk of permanent need for care.

Patients who practice prehabilitation take increased health literacy with them into everyday life. This improved health literacy forms a very valuable foundation for future primary prevention.