Specialised Physiotherapy in Benidorm: Shoulder, Pelvic Floor and Advanced Technology
Shoulder pain that won't let you sleep, urine leaks that shape your daily life, or recovery after a prostatectomy. Very different problems, but they share something in common: they need someone who knows that part of the body inside out and who listens to you calmly. At KINEO Benidorm we combine specialisation, technology and our own space for return-to-activity exercise, and we see patients in Spanish, French or English.
Each specialty, in a specialist's hands
Describing clearly what's happening to you — when the pain started, what eases it, what surgery you had — is half the work. That's why, besides being seen in your own language (Chema lived and worked in France for several years, and Carles also speaks fluent French), each area is led by whoever knows it best:
Chema — musculoskeletal physiotherapy, with the shoulder as his main area: supraspinatus tendinopathy (what many people know as a rotator cuff injury), subacromial impingement, frozen shoulder (adhesive capsulitis) or a feeling of instability. He also carries out the ultrasound assessments.
Carles — ultrasound assessment and physiotherapy of the pelvic floor, for both women (postpartum, urine leaks…) and men, especially after a prostatectomy. He's one of the few male physiotherapists in the area dedicated to male pelvic floor health, which many patients find makes it easier to take that first step.
Ultrasound: seeing what's happening, instead of guessing
At KINEO Benidorm, real-time ultrasound isn't a one-off test: it's a working tool at every stage of recovery. It's like opening the bonnet with the engine running, instead of trying to guess the fault from the noise.
To assess. It lets us see the state of a tendon, a muscle or a bursa and, above all, how they behave during movement: for example, how the rotator cuff tendon glides as you raise your arm. It's a functional assessment, complementary to the medical diagnosis, that guides treatment with precision.
To rehabilitate. The image also becomes biofeedback: you see your own muscle contracting on the screen. This is especially useful for the pelvic floor, since these are muscles you can't see and that are hard to feel. It's common to believe you're contracting correctly when you're actually bearing down; with the image, the movement is corrected on the spot and you know exactly what to repeat at home.
Technology and a return-to-activity space: from the treatment table to your active life
We offer radial shock wave therapy, percutaneous electrolysis (EPTE), percutaneous neuromodulation, Mag Rex (a super-inductive system) and diathermy/tecar therapy. Each has its own indications: we only use them when they add something to your case, and always as a complement to exercise, never as a substitute for it.
To track your progress with data, not just how you feel, we measure strength and mobility with VALD DynaMo. Comparing the affected side with the healthy one, session by session, lets us adjust the load and decide objectively when it's time to return to your activity.
And we have a dedicated space for return-to-activity exercise. Why does that matter so much? When building work finishes, you don't hand over the building without checking it can actually bear the load. The same applies to the body: tendons, muscles and bones adapt when they're challenged gradually and in a controlled way. That space, with your physiotherapist alongside you, is where recovery is consolidated.
Every case is different: we always start with a full assessment to design a plan tailored to your goals. You'll find us at Glorieta de los Carrascos 23, in Benidorm, just a few minutes from Altea, L'Alfàs del Pi, Finestrat and La Vila Joiosa.
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