Arithera Zagreb

Arithera in Zagreb combines orthopedics, physical medicine, rehabilitation and spine care. Its hospital brochure distinguishes ward, recovery and intensive-care beds, while the published consultation tariff separates specialist assessment from the individually quoted cost of surgery.

Arithera is a Zagreb specialist hospital whose official information connects orthopedics, physical medicine, rehabilitation and spine care. The institution describes an integrated pathway from assessment through an intervention, where indicated, and subsequent recovery. It is part of Arsano Medical Group, while its own hospital brochure and tariff provide local service and infrastructure information.

The patient brochure describes twenty-one care places divided into fifteen beds in single or double patient rooms, four recovery-room beds and two intensive-care beds. This is a clearly differentiated configuration. Recovery places and intensive-care beds are not presented as ordinary ward beds, and the individual categories remain visible rather than being collapsed into an unexplained number.

The accommodation information identifies wireless internet, television and a call system for medical staff. The hospital describes meals that can be adapted for health-related or other stated dietary needs. Its daily program includes diagnostic, therapeutic, nursing and rehabilitation activity. These are practical elements of the hospital stay, separate from claims about the speed or completeness of recovery.

The brochure explains the anesthesiologist’s role in assessment before surgery, anesthesia during the procedure and postoperative observation and pain management. Nursing staff contribute to preoperative preparation, treatment, personal care and postoperative recovery. The institution also describes education concerning activity after discharge, linking inpatient care with subsequent rehabilitation.

The professional-team page identifies physiotherapists and a personal care-coordination service. The latter provides a contact across different phases of treatment and rehabilitation and answers organizational questions about appointments and prices. This is an administrative and support role, distinct from the clinical judgment of the treating specialist.

The published consultation tariff separates orthopedic, physical medicine, spine, neurosurgical, vascular, pain and anesthesia assessments. It states that other procedures require a direct enquiry, and promotional reductions have their own terms. A specialist consultation charge is therefore not used as the price of surgery or an entire rehabilitation course. The hospital’s institutional description, patient brochure, team information and tariff together support a source-based account of its musculoskeletal focus, care organization and differentiated inpatient resources.

The institution reports the following clinical and infrastructure information: outpatient care: Yes; inpatient beds: 21 (15 ward, 4 recovery and 2 intensive-care beds; brochure 2024.); intensive care / resuscitation: Yes · 2 intensive-care beds. The scope and reporting period remain those of the linked institutional sources.

Arithera describes an integrated approach to musculoskeletal conditions combining orthopedics, physical medicine, rehabilitation and spine care. Its institutional information identifies the hospital as part of Arsano Medical Group. These service descriptions are distinguished from independently evaluated clinical study results.

The provider publishes these named service prices: Orthopedic specialist consultation: 95 EUR. Base tariff valid from 1 June 2026; the provider also advertises a conditional discount. Physical-medicine specialist consultation: 88 EUR. Base tariff; promotional reductions should be confirmed when booking.