“After work returning home from training on a busy Tuesday, as the highlight of the day I decided to play football with my son. Then I went to bed to rest. That night, something happened that I would never have dreamt of.

I had a stroke. Fortunately, thanks to the presence of mind of my partner Fanni, I was immediately taken to the hospital by competent paramedics, where I was placed in the capable hands of Chief Medical Officer János Tajti. “

Although many people gave up on me, I never gave up.

Thanks to the positive mental attitude and fighting spirit I had learned in sports, I was on the road to recovery.

Thanks to the fantastic work of the professionals in the rehabilitation department of the hospital, I was discharged from hospital after 3 months and started a new chapter in my life.

It was then that I was confronted with the unfortunate situation of how difficult it is to find the right STROKE recovery in our country, Hungary. That was the moment that I decided the most important goals of my new life. 

I vowed to create a unique Complex Rehabilitation Centre, where I would plan every inch of the centre and its services from the patient’s side.

Thanks to a long and persistent effort, on 1 October 2016, we opened the St Vincent Rehabilitation Centre, where my esteemed colleagues and I have been working from the very beginning to provide all our patients in recovery with individualised, complex and multi-faceted treatment. 

The main goal of St. Vincent Rehabilitation Centre is:

To give hope back to our recovering patients so that they can live a full life again as soon as possible.

Welcome!

I am Vilmos Détári the founder of St. Vincent Rehabilitation

Centre. This rehabilitation centre is the region’s first complex neurological and locomotor rehabilitation Center. Allow me to give you a brief history of myself, how I got  STROKE  and about the St. Vincent Rehabilitation Centre.

I was born on 13 February 1979. 

Active since I was four years old. I played soccer, gymnastics and wrestling.

Wrestling was part of my life for more than 20 years. I owe a lot to him. It taught me the mentality of an athlete: perseverance, humility and patience. Thanks to the sport I understood that I should never give up and that

to get up from the floor no matter what. Among other things, this attitude

that SAVED my life.

As an active athlete and successful businessman, I never thought I would ever have to face any serious health problems.

That was until that particular day, which was 8 May 2015. 

“After work returning home from training on a busy Tuesday, as the highlight of the day I decided to play football with my son. Then I went to bed to rest. That night, something happened that I would never have dreamt of.

I had a stroke. Fortunately, thanks to the presence of mind of my partner Fanni, I was immediately taken to the hospital by competent paramedics, where I was placed in the capable hands of Chief Medical Officer János Tajti. “

Although many people gave up on me, I never gave up.

Thanks to the positive mental attitude and fighting spirit I had learned in sports, I was on the road to recovery.

Thanks to the fantastic work of the professionals in the rehabilitation department of the hospital, I was discharged from hospital after 3 months and started a new chapter in my life.

It was then that I was confronted with the unfortunate situation of how difficult it is to find the right STROKE recovery in our country, Hungary. That was the moment that I decided the most important goals of my new life. 

I vowed to create a unique Complex Rehabilitation Centre, where I would plan every inch of the centre and its services from the patient’s side.

Thanks to a long and persistent effort, on 1 October 2016, we opened the St Vincent Rehabilitation Centre, where my esteemed colleagues and I have been working from the very beginning to provide all our patients in recovery with individualised, complex and multi-faceted treatment. 

The main goal of St. Vincent Rehabilitation Centre is:

To give hope back to our recovering patients so that they can live a full life again as soon as possible.