Treatment · San Juan de Alicante
Physiotherapy in San Juan de Alicante
Treatment of injuries and pain: we guide you and stay with you until you recover.
What it is and how we use it
Every treatment starts with an assessment: what hurts, since when, what makes it worse and what you want to achieve. With that, your physiotherapist explains what is happening and proposes a plan with measurable goals.
We combine manual therapy, therapeutic exercise and, when it helps, ultrasound-guided invasive techniques such as EPI® or neuromodulation. The active part is what keeps the results, so you always leave with exercises for home.
Used for
- Sports and muscle injuries
- Back and neck pain
- Tendinopathies
- Recovery after surgery
- Sprains and ligament injuries
- Persistent pain
Content reviewed by Francisco Sevila Sánchez, physiotherapist and osteopath (C.O.) · Updated November 2026
We use it in
ACL rehabilitation
An ACL rupture does not end in the operating theatre.
See →Muscle Tear Unit
A muscle tear does not heal with rest alone.
See →Vertigo Unit
If the room spins when you turn over in bed, you feel dizzy when you move your neck or unsteady when you walk, we help you find the cause and guide you until you feel safe in your daily life again..
See →Shoulder pain
The shoulder is the most mobile joint in the body and one of the most painful when something goes wrong.
See →Lower back pain
Most lower back pain improves with the right treatment.
See →Sciatica
Sciatica is pain that starts in the lower back and runs through the buttock and down the leg.
See →Neck pain
Tension, stiffness or a headache that starts at the back of the neck.
See →Ankle sprain
A poorly rehabilitated sprain is the most common reason ankles keep rolling.
See →Migraine and headache
When headaches come back every week, the neck, the jaw and built-up tension are often part of the problem.
See →Wrist and hand (De Quervain)
Holding your baby, texting, typing or playing padel: the wrist and thumb work all day and their tendons feel it.
See →Handball
Throws, contact, jumps and feints: handball demands a lot from the shoulder, knee and ankle.
See →Book an appointment: Physiotherapy
Tell us what is going on and we will tell you whether this treatment is right for you.
WhatsApp 679 276 344 · Phone 965 29 55 33 · Phone and WhatsApp: Monday to Friday, 9:00–21:00