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We conduct a thorough and accurate assessment to find the cause of your injury.

This way we can offer you the best treatment plan to recover as soon as possible so you can carry out your daily activities and hobbies.

Trauma Physiotherapy

It deals with injuries resulting from trauma, accidents, or surgeries (fractures, sprains, post-operative, dislocations).

Orthopaedic Physiotherapy

Indicated for problems related to deformities, structural or functional alterations of the locomotor system (scoliosis, osteoarthritis, dysplasias).

Sports Physiotherapy

Aimed at the prevention and recovery of injuries in athletes, both amateur and professional. It seeks to improve performance and reduce the risk of relapses.

Paediatric Physiotherapy

It deals with the treatment of babies, children, and adolescents with alterations in motor, neurological, or respiratory development. It promotes proper growth and development.

Geriatric Physiotherapy

Aimed at older adults, with the goal of maintaining mobility, strength, independence, and preventing falls. It also treats chronic pain and problems arising from aging.

Respiratory physiotherapy

Indicated for patients with lung or heart problems (asthma, COPD, fibrosis, respiratory failure). It helps improve lung capacity, respiratory function, and quality of life.

Neurological physiotherapy

Targeted at individuals with central or peripheral nervous system involvement, including conditions such as stroke, spinal cord injuries, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's disease, or neuropathies.

Cardiovascular physiotherapy

Closely linked to cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation. Works with patients after heart attacks, heart surgeries, or chronic illnesses to regain their body's functional capacity.

Women's health physiotherapy / pelvic floor

Focused on stages such as pregnancy, postpartum, and menopause, as well as pelvic floor conditions (incontinence, prolapses, pelvic pain).

Oncological physiotherapy

Specialised in supporting cancer patients and survivors. Addresses the after effects of treatments (lymphoedema, fatigue, scars, stiffness).

Hidrotherapy

Conducted in water, where buoyancy and resistance facilitate the rehabilitation of injuries, improve mobility, and reduce pain.

Vestibular physiotherapy

Helps to regain balance and stability, reducing dizziness and insecurity while walking, and restoring confidence in everyday movements.