Lazne Teplice v Cechach - Nove Lazne Children's Sanatorium, Czechia

Getting to Lazne Teplice - Nove Lazne Children's Sanatorium

Lazne Teplice - Nove Lazne Children's Sanatorium is at U Novych lazni 1101/2, 415 01 Teplice, in the spa district of Teplice, North Bohemia, at the foot of the Ore Mountains. Teplice is approximately 90 kilometres north-west of Prague by road, about one hour by car. From Dresden, approximately 85 kilometres west, about one hour by car. From Usti nad Labem, approximately 30 kilometres north-west, about 25 minutes by car. The spa district of Teplice sits at approximately 230 metres above sea level in the Bilina river valley; the terrain is flat and the key spa buildings are within easy walking distance of each other.

Teplice has direct rail connections to Prague and regional connections to Usti nad Labem. The spa district is walkable from Teplice main station in about 20 minutes. Nove Lazne Children's Sanatorium provides outpatient treatment only; there is no accommodation at the sanatorium. Accompanying parents typically stay at Erben Spa House (approximately 250 metres), Kamenne Lazne (400 metres), or Stone sanatorium (100 metres). All families must provide a current medical report before booking; contact info@lazneteplice.cz for the full booking procedure.

Who Lazne Teplice - Nove Lazne Children's Sanatorium Suits

Lazne Teplice - Nove Lazne Children's Sanatorium suits families with children aged 18 months to 18 years who have musculoskeletal or neurological conditions that respond to thermal mineral water combined with intensive rehabilitation. The sanatorium's primary specialisation is cerebral palsy, and it is one of the leading centres in Europe for this condition, applying the Vojta Method, Bobath Concept, Kabat technique, and Lokomat robotic rehabilitation in combination with Teplice's unique 41-degree mineral water. More than 96 percent of Teplice Spa patients report a positive treatment outcome.

The facility also treats children with scoliosis, juvenile chronic arthritis, osteochondrosis, conditions after hip and spinal surgery, and neurological conditions arising from premature birth or genetic disease. Specialist support from paediatric neurologists, orthopaedists, psychologists, and speech therapists is available during the stay. Parents attend all procedures. Treatment intensity is 20 to 24 procedures per week, and a stay of 4 to 6 weeks is recommended for cerebral palsy cases.

The facility has specialist equipment for fully and partially immobilised children including the Snoeroom multi-sensory environment and the Magic Box. Accommodation nearby ranges from basic to 4-star hotel standard within 100 metres to 1 kilometre of the sanatorium. Summer hippotherapy sessions with specially trained horses are also offered in the garden.

Lazne Teplice - Nove Lazne Children's Sanatorium Safety Tips

Lazne Teplice - Nove Lazne Children's Sanatorium is generally safe as a specialist medical facility with trained paediatric specialists and 24-hour nursing supervision. All treatments are medically prescribed following a clinical assessment on arrival. The main safety considerations are the thermal mineral water temperature, the medical procedures, and the entry requirements for families.

The Teplice thermal mineral water is used at approximately 41 degrees Celsius; children are supervised by medical staff during all water procedures including thermal baths, whirlpool baths, and pool gymnastics. Parents attend all procedures and should inform the medical team immediately of any changes in their child's condition, pain responses, or adverse reactions during the treatment programme. Do not bring children with active infections, fever, or acute inflammatory conditions without first contacting the sanatorium, as these may be contraindications to thermal treatment.

Bring a full current medical report not more than 3 months old in English, including orthopaedic or neurological assessments, X-rays, hospital discharge papers, and a list of current medications. The sanatorium will assess suitability before confirming a booking. For children using the Lokomat robotic device, the medical team will conduct a specific orientation session before the first use. Parents and guardians must maintain close supervision of immobile or partially mobile children throughout the facility, particularly near pool areas and therapy rooms. The spa district of Teplice is flat with no steps between key buildings, which aids mobility for families travelling with wheelchairs or pushchairs.