Indiba
Indiba radiofrequency to support injury recovery and reduce pain and inflammation.
Indiba
Indiba is a radiofrequency device that passes a low-frequency current through the tissues and raises their temperature in a controlled way. That stimulus improves circulation and oxygenation in the area, helping the body repair the injured tissue. It is non-invasive and usually feels like pleasant warmth.
At Centre Mèdic Palafrugell it is applied by our physiotherapists at the Physiotherapy and Dental Clinic on Carrer de Sant Sebastià, 87. It is rarely used on its own: it normally forms part of a plan alongside manual therapy and exercise. At your first appointment we assess whether it suits your case and how many sessions may be needed.
This service is provided at our Physiotherapy and Dental Clinic, at Carrer de Sant Sebastià, 87. Get directions
Services in this specialty: Indiba
- Musculoskeletal pain. Helps relieve pain from recent injuries and long-standing problems, often as a first step before hands-on work and exercise.
- Injury recovery. Supports healing in muscles, tendons and ligaments and can shorten the time it takes to get back to activity.
- Inflammation and swelling. Helps reduce inflammation and fluid build-up in the treated area.
- Circulation and joint mobility. Improves local blood flow, which makes it easier to regain range of movement in stiff joints.
- Muscle release. Relaxes tight, overloaded muscles, useful before or after a heavy training load.
- Aesthetic applications. It is also used in programmes for skin firmness, cellulite and skin regeneration.
No preparation is needed: just clean skin with no creams on the area. Tell us beforehand if you have a pacemaker or any electronic implant, a metal device in the area, or if you are pregnant. Call 972 30 65 64 or request an appointment through the contact form.
Covered by most health insurers. Check yours on the list of insurers.
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Frequently asked questions about Indiba
How many Indiba sessions are needed?
It depends on the injury and the stage it is at. At your first appointment we assess whether Indiba suits your case and how many sessions may be needed; it is rarely used on its own, but as part of a plan with manual therapy and exercise.
Does the treatment hurt?
It is non-invasive and usually feels like pleasant warmth over the area being treated. No preparation is needed beyond clean skin with no creams on it.
Where is Indiba treatment given in Palafrugell?
Our physiotherapists apply it at the Physiotherapy and Dental Clinic on Carrer de Sant Sebastià, 87. Call 972 30 65 64 to book, and tell us before we start if you have a pacemaker, an electronic implant or a metal device in the area, or if you are pregnant.
Other specialties
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- DKV
- Mapfre
- AXA
- Asisa
- Fiatc
- Cigna
- Caser
- Allianz
- Mútua General de Catalunya
- Assistència Sanitària
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