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T-RENA is the acronym for Training Therapeutic Rehabilitation Aftercare.
The aim of this post-rehabilitation procedure is to restore physical performance after rehabilitation using equipment-based training. T-RENA is mainly carried out in rehabilitation facilities, health centers, physiotherapy practices or hospitals. In some cases, the terms muscle-building training, medical training therapy or strength training on medical equipment are also used. For more information, see www.nachderreha.de
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Programmatic sequence of a T-RENA measure:
- Start within 4 weeks (6 weeks at the latest) after rehab
- 26 training sessions (plus an individual introductory training session) in an open group
- maximum 12 participants per group
- Training usually takes place 1-2 times a week
- one training session lasts 60 minutes
- if necessary, T-RENA can be extended by a further 26 training sessions
- in exceptional cases, T-RENA can be carried out as an individual service with 12 sessions lasting 20 minutes each
LiteratureThis section has been translated automatically.
- https://www.deutsche-rentenversicherung.de/DRV/DE/Reha/Reha-Nachsorge/T-RENA/t-rena_node.html (accessed on 26.12.12.00)
