Álvaro Moya

Physiotherapist

“The novelty of the NESA equipment allows us to deal with pathologies that at a clinical level were escaping our hands, covering a wide variety of pathologies.”

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Álvaro Moya, physiotherapist, works at Fisionatura in El Albir, Alicante (near Benidorm), a clinic with a predominantly sports profile that attends to all types of patients. His commitment to NESA was motivated by the novelty of the device and the possibility of addressing pathologies that until now were escaping their hands.
He especially highlights NESA’s post-sale training as one of its greatest differential values: it is not limited to selling the product but trains the professional to understand the why of each application and what is being sought with each protocol. He considers that this is what marks the difference with respect to other technologies in the market.
He emphasizes the importance of restorative sleep as a critical factor in recovery, noting that a patient who does not reach that sleep sees their mood, tissue recovery and sensations affected globally. He laments that currently it is not given the importance it deserves and bets on emphasizing this area more from physiotherapy.
His business philosophy is clear: investing in cutting-edge technology positions the clinic as a center committed to offering the best possible service, and that generates trust and patient loyalty.

Other testimonials

“I’ve treated a diabetic neuropathy with very intense pain in the legs and cramps, and with NESA the sleep problems have disappeared completely, which has been a great relief for the patient.”

“Patients don’t usually come in for sleep problems, but it does come associated with the conditions they have. So it’s true that it’s one of the first things in which I find improvement.”

“Having a NESA device in a hospital would be very important because it would greatly reduce waiting lists, prevent surgeries that wouldn’t be necessary, and reduce the toxicity of medications in patients.”

“The nervous system, both voluntary and autonomic, is the soul mater of our body. When it fails, multiple problems are triggered that are difficult to reverse, the autonomic system being especially complex but essential for the correct functioning of the body.”

“NESA® improves basic functions in children with cerebral palsy, reduces anxiety before therapy and strengthens emotional bonds with families, being a key non-invasive tool in pediatric rehabilitation.”

“I think NESA enhances the manual treatment we perform, improving the results we obtain through osteopathic and manual techniques, especially in the autonomic nervous system, a key area in physiotherapy.”