Exertherapy
A solution for pain free movement
We offer personalized therapy through controlled movement.
A scientifically-proven solution for the treatment of a wide range of musculoskeletal disorders of various origins: congenital, degenerative or traumatic.
Specialized in knee, hip, spine and shoulder rehabilitation
Our mixed treatment protocols – muscle strengthening with intelligent machines, manual physiotherapy and re-athletization – offer you a technical platform for the following indications:
Hip
Tendonitis, labrum lesion, coxarthrosis, total hip prosthesis, rehabilitation after osteosynthesis (fracture fixation), etc.
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ACL, tendonitis, degenerative meniscus lesions, patellofemoral syndrome, early osteoarthritis, total or partial knee prosthesis, etc.
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Rotator cuff tendinitis, frozen shoulder, subacromial bursitis, early osteoarthritis, before and after a surgical intervention such as shoulder prosthesis and after an osteosynthesis (fracture fixation), etc.
Know moreThe treatment is covered by health insurance companies with a physiotherapy prescription provided by your family doctor or specialist.
What our patients are saying
A very pleasant room, with specialized machines for each muscle group that you program initially according to your abilities, and then carry out the appropriate exercises, according to precise objectives, without any risk of injury. All under the constant supervision of a team of specialized physiotherapists.
This has enabled me to get rid of my aches and pains, regain good muscle strength and then take part in sporting activities with much greater ease.
Many thanks to you all.
Great exercise therapy center for muscle strengthening for back and limbs. Gentle yet effective treatment personalized and adapted to each patient’s situation, surgical status and pain levels. Very knowledgeable sports and orthopedic doctors and physiotherapists. Highly recommend.
Total knee prosthesis
Following the multiple ACL and other arthroscopic operations I have had since 1992, each time I underwent rehabilitation using standard (fitness-style) and isokinetic machines. In the hands of the masseurs and physios, my convalescence went well, and I was very satisfied with the end result.
30 years later, Dr. Echeverri agreed to operate on me for a total knee replacement despite my young age. It had been about 5 years since I’d been able to do anything without intense pain.
Before the operation, Dr. Echeverri asked me to do 2×9 sessions of “therapeutic strengthening” using controlled equipment. I complied. I can assure you that he was right about everything. In addition to doing intensive strength training, I was able to do it virtually pain-free.
On the evening of my operation, I was standing with walking sticks, and the next day I started to move around without them.
4 days after my operation and one day after my discharge from hospital, I began my rehabilitation sessions with Dr.E., 3 times a week, plus the exercises I did at home.
3 weeks after the operation, I bend my knee to 120 degrees, I have 95% active extension and 99% passive extension, I go up and down stairs without any problems. I’m starting to do squats and skipping. I was able to continue after two weeks.
Without this pre- and post-operative mechanical therapy, I wouldn’t be at this level today.
Torn cruciate knee ligament
The muscle-strengthening sessions helped me regain stability and strength and feel safe enough to ski again.
The team is pleasant, smiling and competent. The Dr. and the physiotherapists are very involved in rehabilitation and attentive to patients’ needs. Their center offers personalized care focused on individual needs. As far as I’m concerned, the overall care I received was of the highest quality, with excellent pain management and good recovery of locomotor function in the knee 😉 Many thanks for everything!
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