PHYSICAL MEDICINE AND REHABILITATION
PHYSIOTHERAPIST
The physiotherapist works both to prevent and treat movement difficulties due to injuries or other causes, such as physiological and postural problems. Their main areas of intervention include orthopaedic and neurological conditions, which often cause pain and limitations in everyday activities.
PAEDIATRIC OSTEOPATH
Paediatric osteopathy is a branch of osteopathic medicine concerned with treating neonatal clinical conditions. Studies state that there is no specific age for starting an osteopathic pathway: newborns can be treated from the first days of life, through to young people up to 18 years of age.
OSTEOPATH
Osteopathic treatment, alongside conventional medicine, aims to prevent and treat bodily dysfunctions. Through tests and physical examinations, it identifies alterations associated with symptoms such as muscular, joint, circulatory or visceral pain. Using non-invasive techniques, it improves mobility.
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PROFESSIONALS
The physical rehabilitation service is suitable for a wide range of people with musculoskeletal disorders that affect their ability to move and compromise independence and quality of life. This can include: patients with neurodegenerative conditions, patients with disabilities, postoperative recovery, people with chronic pain.
