TPM Therapiezentrum für physikalische Medizin

TPM Therapiezentrum für physikalische Medizin has operated in Bad Gastein for more than 80 years, treating musculoskeletal and rheumatic conditions with a team of doctors, physiotherapists, psychologists, medical masseurs and nutritionists. The center sits directly alongside the Wetzlgut health complex and the Bad Gasteiner Felsentherme, so cure stays can combine thermal pool access with scheduled medical treatments.

The nine listed treatments draw on the region's radon-rich thermal water, which rises from 17 springs at up to 46°C and carries a weakly mineralized, naturally radioactive content said to ease rheumatic complaints. Options include radon thermal baths, radon pressure-jet therapy with underwater gymnastics, mud packs, medical massage, lymphatic drainage, cryotherapy, electrotherapy, inhalation for respiratory issues, and individualized physiotherapy (Heilgymnastik).

Treatments can be billed through Austrian statutory health insurers with a referral from a general practitioner or specialist, or paid for privately. For those without insurance coverage, the center also sells fixed-length cure packages: a one-week package (medical exams, three radon baths, three mud packs, massages, nutrition consult) for EUR 240, a two-week version for EUR 420, a three-week package with added underwater radon therapy for EUR 670, and a short four-bath cure for EUR 85.

The center operates weekdays only, 8:00 to 12:30 and 13:30 to 17:00, with no weekend hours and no walk-in day-spa access — everything runs by appointment, typically tied to a medical consultation.