Shoulder · Knee · Spine

Physical rehabilitation in Nuevo Laredo

Rehabilitation sessions guided by Dr. Lara G. to recover mobility and strength: shoulder, knee, spine, after a stroke and for facial paralysis. Pay session by session or take the five-session package.

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Prices

Frozen shoulder / Rotator cuff$800 MXN per session
Knee rehabilitation$800 MXN per session
Herniated disc / Sciatic nerve$800 MXN per session
Stroke rehabilitation$800 MXN per session
Facial paralysis (acupuncture and neural therapy)$800 MXN per session
5-session package$3,500 MXN

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What we treat

Frozen shoulder and rotator cuff injuries
Knee: after an injury or surgery, and wear (osteoarthritis)
Herniated disc and sciatic nerve pain
Mobility, strength and balance after a stroke
Facial paralysis, with acupuncture and neural therapy

How your plan is built

At the first assessment the doctor reviews your case and sets the plan. If you need several sessions, the five-session package costs less than paying for them one by one.

Frequently asked questions

How much is a rehabilitation session?

Current prices: Frozen shoulder / Rotator cuff, $800 MXN per session; Knee rehabilitation, $800 MXN per session; Herniated disc / Sciatic nerve, $800 MXN per session; Stroke rehabilitation, $800 MXN per session; Facial paralysis (acupuncture and neural therapy), $800 MXN per session; 5-session package, $3,500 MXN.

How many sessions will I need?

It depends on your case; the doctor sets it at the assessment. If you need several, the 5-session package is cheaper.

Do I need an appointment?

Yes. We see patients Monday to Saturday by appointment; book on WhatsApp or from this page.

Does the doctor speak English?

Yes. Dr. Lara G. speaks English, and we see patients from both sides of the border: we are in downtown Nuevo Laredo, minutes from the international bridge.

Where are you?

At Francisco I. Madero 1949, Ferrocarril neighborhood, between Santos Degollado and Pedro J. Méndez, in Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas, minutes from the international bridge.