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Naturalfisio

Naturalfisio, established in 2008, is a healthcare and wellness centre committed to providing personalized solutions for patients seeking relief from various health concerns. Clients who choose Naturalfisio benefit from assessments and ongoing care provided by specialized health professionals. These professionals undergo regular training to ensure they offer the most suitable and effective treatments. The centre embraces a holistic and comprehensive approach to individuals, addressing their unique needs through natural therapies.
Naturalfisio offers various services, including dermato-functional aesthetics, global postural reeducation, women's health programs, traditional Chinese medicine, reflexology, Shiatsu, and nutrition services.

Rua Monte Cativo 407
4050-403 Porto

228 314 298
917 244 809
969 777 246
naturalfisio@gmail.com

naturalfisio.pt

Benefits

Benefits for GDA cooperators:

Naturalfisio offers physiotherapy sessions at a standard rate of €35 per session. There is no restriction on the number of treatments you can receive monthly, although availability may vary based on Naturalfisio’s scheduling.

These physiotherapy services cover a wide range of specialities, including Global Postural Reeducation, Orthopaedics/Traumatology, Cardio-Respiratory, Neurology, Rheumatology, Paediatrics, Geriatrics, Oncology, Women’s Health, Sexual Health/Female and Male Urological Rehabilitation, Aesthetics, and Otorhinolaryngology. Please refer to the provided price list for detailed information.

For these physiotherapy treatment sessions, the GDA Foundation contributes a €10 co-payment, allowing GDA cooperators to pay a reduced co-payment of €25. This benefit is available for up to 10 sessions per year.

Other benefits for GDA cooperators:

20% discount on nutrition, traditional Chinese medicine and orthomolecular consultations.

 

Remarks

Artist cooperators who wish to benefit from this protocol should contact the clinic directly.

Other activities

Disclose other initiatives, namely partnerships with key organisations in dance, music and acting, that may contribute to internationalising the careers of Portuguese artists.

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