Healthcare

We carry out treatments for the improvement of autonomy, for the containment of joint limitations and for the mobility of subjects suffering from complex diseases.

This rehabilitative technique is aimed at adults who have speech disorders, to improve understanding, production and speech phonation.

Respiratory rehabilitation is a custom multidisciplinary program that helps people with chronic respiratory diseases improve their respiratory function and quality of life.

Scoliosis is a social disease that can have limited consequences or create irreversible deformities, with important cardiorespiratory complications or functional limitation.

Adapted physical activity of type C in the pool is a physical exercise program aimed at people who have stabilized pathologies with reduced functionality (it is not physiotherapy).

The treatment seeks to obtain the maximum functional recovery and autonomy possible, of the patient. The methods used are chosen according to individual issues.

Physiotherapy for rehabilitative treatment of primary and secondary lymphedema is based on a complex decongestant approach, which provides different techniques such as manual lymphatic drainage, compressed blindfolding therapeutic exercises and other physiotherapy techniques.

It is a rehabilitation method introduced by prof. Philippe Souchard in the 1980s with the aim not only to “work on posture” in a generic sense, but also to treat problems often attributable to postural alterations.

This is an activity carried out to promote movement in people who need to maintain muscle tone/trophism.

The Crida Foundation can carry out private domicile physiotherapy treatments on a direct request from patients or their family members.