Eaux Vives Santé Camilo Ricardo (Genève)

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Ricardo Camilo: physiotherapy and acupuncture at the Eaux-Vives Santé center in Geneva ASCA and RME-certified therapist Ricardo Camilo practices physiotherapy and acupuncture at the Eaux-Vives Santé center in Geneva. He welcomes you to his treatment room, where the calm atmosphere is conducive to relaxation. The practice is fully equipped for acupuncture and physiotherapy sessions. The work is done with the patient; your therapist will first understand the symptoms in the energetic aspect of the body and then choose the treatment best suited to your needs. For further information or to book an appointment, please contact your therapist in Geneva.

About Graduated from the Geneva School of Physiotherapy in 1997. Several courses in manual techniques. Trained in neuro-meningeal tissue mobilization. Acupuncturist graduated from Europe-Shanghai College in 2005. Beijing Advanced Diploma in Acupuncture 2006. Dry Needling, treatment of trigger points with acupuncture needles. Kinesio Taping Trained to lead fall prevention groups for the elderly.

Through his practice, he has acquired solid experience in various fields: Orthopedics

Rehabilitation following hip, knee, ankle and shoulder prostheses. Shoulder surgery: rotator cuff, ligamentoplasty for shoulder instability. Rehabilitation after knee ligamentoplasty, cruciate ligaments, meniscectomy. Ankle and knee sprains. Rehabilitation after osteosynthesis.

Rheumatology

Chronic conditions of the spinal column of various causes. Arthritis. Rheumatic diseases.

Geriatrics

Treatment of chronic conditions affecting the osteo-articular system in the elderly. Muscle reconditioning and preservation of autonomy in activities of daily living. Falls prevention.

Definition of physiotherapy

Physiotherapy treatments in Geneva

By your FSP and AGP-certified physiotherapist What is physiotherapy?

Physiotherapy can be defined as the art of restoring mobility to a blocked joint, fighting pain or physical and cardiovascular deconditioning.

It uses a variety of techniques and natural physical means to achieve the desired results.

Physiotherapists base their work on a preliminary physiotherapeutic assessment, which enables them to identify the causes of the patient's problems.