Medical Track

SERVICES

• Physical Rehabilitation
  The most recommended treatment by science for any illness or injury of the musculoskeletal system. It focuses on fully recovering the patient’s motor abilities with the goal of reintegrating them into their normal life as quickly as possible. It uses various physical agents, therapeutic techniques, and exercises to restore the functionality and movement of the human body.
  Benefits
  It relieves pain, aids in recovery, and controls the progression of chronic or degenerative diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis. It increases flexibility, helps restore mobility in muscles, ligaments, tendons, joints, or bones, develops and strengthens muscles, and improves coordination and balance in patients at high risk of falling.

• Manual Therapy
  A specific technique that evaluates and treats pain and other symptoms caused by neuro-musculoskeletal dysfunction. It consists of a series of procedures aimed at recovering the movement of joints and muscles, focusing on clinical reasoning for specific ailments such as spinal and limb dysfunctions.

• Dry Needling
  Poor posture, sports activities, hobbies, certain body movements, or simply muscle tension can cause abnormal muscle contractions, creating painful points and localized discomfort. This contraction is called a trigger point, which is a palpable knot located in a tense band of the muscle.
  Dry needling is a semi-invasive technique that uses acupuncture needles to treat these syndromes. The goal is to reduce pain, relax muscle tension, and normalize the biochemical and electrical dysfunctions of the neuromuscular plates. It can be applied for both acute and chronic conditions, including headaches, neck or back pain, tendinitis, muscle spasms and strains, fibromyalgia, tennis elbow, golfer’s elbow, and more.

• 3D Postural Assessments
  A virtual program that allows rapid and efficient measurement of body posture and range of motion. It serves as a clinical diagnostic tool to assess the curvature angle of the spine, such as scoliosis, hyperkyphosis, and hyperlordosis. It includes functional, static, and dynamic tests before starting physical therapy.

• Shockwave Therapy
  High-speed acoustic waves that accelerate collagen production and the regeneration of tissues such as tendons, muscles, and soft tissues. It dissolves calcifications, treats inflammation, and alleviates chronic pain.

• Pressotherapy
  A treatment that applies air pressure to different parts of the body to promote lymphatic drainage and venous return. It eliminates edema caused by fluid retention, promotes tissue oxygenation, and recovers skin elasticity, facilitating tissue regeneration. Additionally, it aids in the recovery of athletes after intense training sessions.
  Benefits
  It stimulates and improves circulation, supports the immune system, increases lymphatic flow helping eliminate metabolic waste, reduces and combats cellulite due to fat tissue accumulation, and decreases edema in the extremities.

• Hyperbaric Chambers (Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy)
  A treatment that involves cellular oxygenation, performed in a hermetic, single-person chamber where oxygen is breathed in high concentrations. Inside the chamber, the air pressure is two and a half times higher than normal atmospheric pressure. This feature simplifies the process by which blood transports more oxygen to various organs and tissues, both central and peripheral, thereby improving circulation. It is an adjunctive treatment for regenerative medicine.
  Therapeutic Applications Approved by the FDA:
  Wound healing, ulcers caused by diabetes mellitus (diabetic foot ulcers) or radiation injuries, gangrene with amputation risk, severe anemia, brain abscess, air bubbles in blood vessels (arterial gas embolism), brain and nervous system edema, bone callus formation in fractures, decompression sickness (diving), open fractures with tissue damage from crushing, carbon monoxide poisoning, severe skin and bone infections that cause tissue death, anaerobic or mixed bacterial infections, skin grafts or flaps at risk of tissue death, clostridial myonecrosis (gas gangrene), mandibular osteoradionecrosis, sudden vision loss, severe burns, soft tissue radionecrosis (cystitis, actinic proctitis), intrathoracic pressure syndrome (SHI), sudden hearing loss.

• Sports Area
  Hyperbaric oxygen therapy increases the oxygen levels in the body by up to three times, helping to prevent injuries, recover muscle strength, and even improve sleep. It also reduces the stress generated after an intense sports session.