Initium Salud
A multidisciplinary physical therapy clinic in Seville offering osteopathy, injury prevention and rehabilitation, pelvic-floor therapy and stroke rehabilitation by appointment.
About Initium Salud
About Initium Salud
Initium Salud is a multidisciplinary advanced physical therapy clinic in Seville. It works by appointment and offers physical therapy, osteopathy, injury prevention and rehabilitation, pelvic-floor treatment and rehabilitation for people recovering from a stroke.
Services and techniques
- Advanced physical therapy
- Osteopathy
- Injury prevention
- Injury rehabilitation
- Stroke rehabilitation
- Pelvic-floor therapy
- Neuromeningeal mobilization
- Kinesiology taping
- Neuromodulation
- Tecar therapy
- Ultrasound-guided intratissue percutaneous electrolysis (E.P.I.)
Team
The clinic lists Carlos Carrasco, Ignacio Ruiz and Paula Arenas among its professionals. It says it has ties to the Official College of Physical Therapists of Andalusia and the Faculty of Physical Therapy in Seville.
Rates and session packages
The clinic lists a four-session package for €160 and an eight-session package for €300. Packages apply to the clinic's physical therapy specialties except pelvic-floor therapy, can be shared with another person and require appointments. Sessions must be canceled at least 12 hours in advance; otherwise, the clinic may count the appointment as used.
Business and club partnerships
Initium Salud says it partners with companies, clubs and associations, offering special rates and preventive and supportive care for employees or members. Its clients include soccer and sports clubs and distribution companies.
Location and contact
The clinic is at Avenida Flota de Indias 4, Edificio Presidente, 41011 Seville, Spain. Hours are Monday through Friday, 9 a.m.–9 p.m.; closed weekends and holidays. Phones: +34 954 332 826 and +34 690 905 668. Email: info@initiumsalud.es.
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Advanced physical therapy, osteopathy and rehabilitation