Modern technologies, such as virtual reality, robotics, wearable sensors and telemedicine, have a significant impact on rehabilitation. They enable more accurate assessment of patients' conditions, innovative treatment methods, personalized care, greater patient motivation, and availability and effectiveness of therapy, although there are challenges such as costs and the need for education. Virtual reality allows patients to exercise in realistic, interactive environments, robotic devices offer precise and controlled movements, and wearable sensors monitor progress and adjust therapy. Telemedicine allows doctors to monitor and support patients remotely, which is especially important for those living in remote areas. With the continuous development of technology and further research, modern technologies are expected to play an increasingly important role in rehabilitation, improving the quality of life of patients and transforming the future of healthcare. In addition, the development of artificial intelligence opens up new opportunities in rehabilitation and can be used to analyze large amounts of patient data to develop personalized therapies, predict the course of recovery and identify potential problems before they occur. It is important that technologies in rehabilitation are developed and applied taking into account ethical principles and patient data privacy. Ultimately, the goal of applying modern technology in rehabilitation is to improve the quality of life of patients, to enable them to recover as fully as possible and to rejoin society.