X-RayAn X-ray is a diagnostic exam that uses a small dose of electromagnetic radiation that passes through the body and is captured by a detector, producing images of bones, joints and the chest. Cephalometric X-RayA lateral skull X-ray taken with a low radiation dose, used for cephalometric analysis (precise measurements of the skull structures) and often requested together with a panoramic dental X-ray for orthodontic planning. Corrective ExercisePostural exercise classes that work on the whole body without equipment. Useful both for ongoing problems and for prevention, teaching the body to move correctly and keep a good posture in everyday life. Dental Panoramic X-RayA panoramic dental X-ray (orthopantomogram) shows all the teeth, both dental arches and the bones of the upper and lower jaw in a single image. Diadynamic Current TherapyPain-relief electrotherapy that stimulates muscle metabolism and increases blood flow through peripheral vasodilation, improving tissue oxygenation. Electrical Muscle StimulationElectrical impulses stimulate the muscle fibres and produce a natural contraction. Indicated to maintain or recover muscle tone after injuries or surgery. Infrared TherapyInfrared therapy uses the heat produced by infrared light on the surface tissues to relax muscles, ease stiffness and relieve pain. IontophoresisA low-intensity electric current delivers medication through the skin without needles. Used mainly for inflammation and muscle or joint pain. Laboratory TestsBlood and urine tests to assess general health, diagnose conditions or monitor treatment. Samples can be collected at the center or at home. Laser TherapyTherapeutic laser treatment for a wide range of musculoskeletal and skin conditions. It speeds up healing and is safe, with very few contraindications. Magnetic Field Therapy (PEMF)Low-frequency pulsed electromagnetic fields applied to the area being treated. Used during rehabilitation to support bone healing and reduce pain and inflammation. MammographyMammography is one of the best-known breast screening tests: a non-invasive X-ray exam of the breast that allows the breast tissue to be examined in detail. Manual Lymphatic DrainageA gentle massage technique that stimulates lymphatic circulation and helps remove excess fluid. Used to reduce swelling and improve circulation, especially after surgery or for lymphedema. Massage TherapyA rehabilitative and preventive treatment based on therapeutic massage. It improves circulation and the elasticity of skin and muscles, relaxes muscle tension and helps relieve pain. Mézières Postural TherapyA postural re-education method that improves posture with exercises involving the whole body rather than a single muscle group. Indicated for chronic pain (back and neck pain), muscle stiffness and postural changes. Neurological & Prosthetic RehabilitationNeurological rehabilitation focuses on recovering motor and cognitive functions lost to neurological conditions; post-joint-replacement rehabilitation restores the function of the operated limb through specific exercises and equipment. Physical Therapy (Insurance Referral)Rehabilitation sessions in our therapy gym (physical modalities, manual therapy and therapeutic exercise), covered by the patient's health plan on a physician's referral. Co-pay or coinsurance depends on the plan. Pneumatic Compression TherapyA non-invasive treatment that improves blood circulation and lymphatic drainage using inflatable leg or arm sleeves, relieving swelling, fluid retention and heaviness. Private Physical Therapy (1:1)One-to-one physical therapy: a dedicated therapist follows a single patient with manual therapy, targeted exercise and a fully personalized program for every stage of recovery. Radial Shockwave TherapyHigh-energy acoustic pulses generated pneumatically and widely used for musculoskeletal conditions. Non-invasive, it stimulates tissue healing, reduces inflammation and gives fast pain relief. Small-Group Physical TherapyTherapeutic exercise sessions led by a physical therapist for a small group of patients (usually 4-6) with similar problems or recovery goals. Super Inductive System (SIS)An innovative therapy using high-intensity electromagnetic fields (up to 2.5 Tesla) to stimulate the tissues. It relieves acute and chronic pain, speeds up fracture healing, relaxes muscles and mobilizes stiff joints. TECAR TherapyTECAR (Capacitive and Resistive Energy Transfer) is one of the most advanced instrumental therapies used in rehabilitation for injuries and musculoskeletal conditions. TENS Pain ReliefTranscutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS) is a pain-relief electrotherapy used for many nerve, bone and joint conditions, as well as ligament and tendon problems. Therapeutic UltrasoundAn instrumental therapy that uses sound waves to deliver energy to the tissues. It has an anti-inflammatory and muscle-relaxing effect and helps reabsorb hematomas and heal damaged tissue: ideal for localized pain in a few sessions. UltrasoundUltrasound is a non-invasive diagnostic exam that uses sound waves emitted by a probe placed on the skin to show organs, glands, blood vessels and subcutaneous structures, as well as muscles and tendons in many parts of the body. X-RayAn X-ray is a diagnostic exam that uses a small dose of electromagnetic radiation that passes through the body and is captured by a detector, producing images of bones, joints and the chest. Cephalometric X-RayA lateral skull X-ray taken with a low radiation dose, used for cephalometric analysis (precise measurements of the skull structures) and often requested together with a panoramic dental X-ray for orthodontic planning.
An X-ray is a diagnostic exam that uses a small dose of electromagnetic radiation that passes through the body and is captured by a detector, producing images of bones, joints and the chest.
A lateral skull X-ray taken with a low radiation dose, used for cephalometric analysis (precise measurements of the skull structures) and often requested together with a panoramic dental X-ray for orthodontic planning.
Postural exercise classes that work on the whole body without equipment. Useful both for ongoing problems and for prevention, teaching the body to move correctly and keep a good posture in everyday life.
A panoramic dental X-ray (orthopantomogram) shows all the teeth, both dental arches and the bones of the upper and lower jaw in a single image.
Pain-relief electrotherapy that stimulates muscle metabolism and increases blood flow through peripheral vasodilation, improving tissue oxygenation.
Electrical impulses stimulate the muscle fibres and produce a natural contraction. Indicated to maintain or recover muscle tone after injuries or surgery.
Infrared therapy uses the heat produced by infrared light on the surface tissues to relax muscles, ease stiffness and relieve pain.
A low-intensity electric current delivers medication through the skin without needles. Used mainly for inflammation and muscle or joint pain.
Blood and urine tests to assess general health, diagnose conditions or monitor treatment. Samples can be collected at the center or at home.
Therapeutic laser treatment for a wide range of musculoskeletal and skin conditions. It speeds up healing and is safe, with very few contraindications.
Low-frequency pulsed electromagnetic fields applied to the area being treated. Used during rehabilitation to support bone healing and reduce pain and inflammation.
Mammography is one of the best-known breast screening tests: a non-invasive X-ray exam of the breast that allows the breast tissue to be examined in detail.
A gentle massage technique that stimulates lymphatic circulation and helps remove excess fluid. Used to reduce swelling and improve circulation, especially after surgery or for lymphedema.
A rehabilitative and preventive treatment based on therapeutic massage. It improves circulation and the elasticity of skin and muscles, relaxes muscle tension and helps relieve pain.
A postural re-education method that improves posture with exercises involving the whole body rather than a single muscle group. Indicated for chronic pain (back and neck pain), muscle stiffness and postural changes.
Neurological rehabilitation focuses on recovering motor and cognitive functions lost to neurological conditions; post-joint-replacement rehabilitation restores the function of the operated limb through specific exercises and equipment.
Rehabilitation sessions in our therapy gym (physical modalities, manual therapy and therapeutic exercise), covered by the patient's health plan on a physician's referral. Co-pay or coinsurance depends on the plan.
A non-invasive treatment that improves blood circulation and lymphatic drainage using inflatable leg or arm sleeves, relieving swelling, fluid retention and heaviness.
One-to-one physical therapy: a dedicated therapist follows a single patient with manual therapy, targeted exercise and a fully personalized program for every stage of recovery.
High-energy acoustic pulses generated pneumatically and widely used for musculoskeletal conditions. Non-invasive, it stimulates tissue healing, reduces inflammation and gives fast pain relief.
Therapeutic exercise sessions led by a physical therapist for a small group of patients (usually 4-6) with similar problems or recovery goals.
An innovative therapy using high-intensity electromagnetic fields (up to 2.5 Tesla) to stimulate the tissues. It relieves acute and chronic pain, speeds up fracture healing, relaxes muscles and mobilizes stiff joints.
TECAR (Capacitive and Resistive Energy Transfer) is one of the most advanced instrumental therapies used in rehabilitation for injuries and musculoskeletal conditions.
Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS) is a pain-relief electrotherapy used for many nerve, bone and joint conditions, as well as ligament and tendon problems.
An instrumental therapy that uses sound waves to deliver energy to the tissues. It has an anti-inflammatory and muscle-relaxing effect and helps reabsorb hematomas and heal damaged tissue: ideal for localized pain in a few sessions.
Ultrasound is a non-invasive diagnostic exam that uses sound waves emitted by a probe placed on the skin to show organs, glands, blood vessels and subcutaneous structures, as well as muscles and tendons in many parts of the body.
