Clínica de Fisioterapia Enric Gallofré, Barrio de Salamanca, Madrid
- Calle de Castelló, 24, Esc. 1, 3º Izq., 28001 Madrid
- 91 993 15 86
- Monday to Friday, 8:00-21:00
- ★★★★★ 4.9 · 270 reviews
🇬🇧 We speak English
Physiotherapy and osteopathy fully in English at our clinic in the Barrio de Salamanca, next to Goya metro. Clear diagnosis, hands-on treatment and a plan you understand.
Being in pain is stressful enough without having to describe it in a language you are still learning. Explaining where it hurts, when it started and what makes it worse is half of a good diagnosis, and that conversation works best in English if English is what you are comfortable in.
Whether you would call us a physio, a physiotherapist or a physical therapist, the care is the same: at our physiotherapy clinic in Madrid we treat international patients every week: expats, embassy and corporate staff, students and travellers. You are treated one-to-one by a licensed physiotherapist (colegiado, registered with the Colegio de Fisioterapeutas de la Comunidad de Madrid), and everything is explained in plain English: what we find, what we are doing and why.
Not sure what you have? Book an assessment and we will tell you what is going on, and if your problem needs a doctor rather than a physio, we will say so and point you in the right direction.
The techniques are part of the treatment plan: we use whatever helps you recover faster.
Hands-on treatment of joints, muscle and fascia.
For trigger points and stubborn muscle knots.
Tecar therapy to speed up tissue recovery.
For nerve-related pain.
Return-to-sport plans and load management.
Jaw pain, clicking and bruxism.
A simple home plan so the problem does not come back.
We can also come to you: we offer home physiotherapy visits in Madrid.
Coming from the UK, Ireland, the US or northern Europe, many patients assume they need to see a GP first. In Spain you don't: private physiotherapy is direct access. You book, you come in, and treatment starts on day one. If we spot anything that does need a doctor, we tell you straight away.
You can meet the team on our physiotherapists in Madrid page. And if you are based in Barcelona instead, we also have English-speaking physiotherapists in Barcelona, in Eixample and Gràcia.
Most patients want the same thing: to get better quickly, safely and without complications. Our clinics are designed for exactly that.
Enric Gallofré, Founder & physiotherapist
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Yes, all of them. Every physiotherapist at our Madrid clinic treats in English, so you can book with whoever has the first available slot: there is no need to ask for an English-speaking physiotherapist. If you would rather write than call, WhatsApp us in English and we will sort out the appointment with you.
No. In Spain, private physiotherapy is direct access: you can book directly with us, with no GP referral or prescription. The only exception is if you want your health insurance to cover the sessions: some policies ask for a medical prescription first, so check your policy conditions.
The clinic is open Monday to Friday from 8:00 to 21:00, so there is usually a slot within a day or two. Book online to see real-time availability, write to us on WhatsApp, or call 91 993 15 86.
You can see the current prices when you book online. Your session is always one-to-one with your physiotherapist, and the techniques you need are part of the treatment.
Yes, with international health insurers as well as the main Spanish ones, on a reimbursement basis. We are a private clinic, not an insurer network centre, which is what keeps every session one-to-one: you pay for the session, we give you an invoice with everything your insurer asks for (your physiotherapist’s registration number, the clinic details and the treatment) and you claim it back through your policy. If you are not sure what yours covers, send us a photo of your insurance card on WhatsApp and we will check it for you.
It depends on your problem and how long you have had it. After the first assessment we give you a realistic estimate: recent muscle or joint problems often improve within a handful of sessions, while longer-standing issues need a more progressive plan.
In the Barrio de Salamanca: Calle de Castelló, 24 (Esc. 1, 3º Izq.), 28001 Madrid: a few minutes on foot from the Goya, Velázquez and Príncipe de Vergara metro stations.
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