Whether you live here or are visiting
Whether you live on the Costa Blanca permanently or are visiting Spain, our team can help you understand the next step for your orthopaedic problem. From a first assessment to a second opinion, treatment planning and follow-up — our English-speaking specialists provide continuity of care close to where you live or stay.
Why International Patients Choose Us
English-Speaking Care
Communicate directly with your medical team in English.
Private Access
Appointments designed for patients who want direct specialist care.
One Coordinated Team
Orthopaedic surgery, sports medicine, regenerative treatments and rehabilitation.
Local Expertise
Specialist care close to where you live or stay on the Costa Blanca.
Second Opinions
Understand your diagnosis and treatment options before making a decision.
WhatsApp Access
Simple communication before and after your appointment.
Care that travels with you
Whether you live on the Costa Blanca or are visiting from abroad, our English-speaking team supports you at every step — from your first enquiry to follow-up. Contact us before travelling so we can help you prepare.
- English-speaking team
- Private appointments by booking
- How to contact us before travelling
- What medical information to bring
- Imaging and documentation
- Second opinions
- Treatment planning
- Follow-up arrangements
- How appointments work
- Directions and local area
- WhatsApp communication
What to Bring to Your Orthopaedic Appointment
Bringing this information helps your specialist understand the problem and review the clinical history available to them.
- • Previous MRI, X-ray or CT scans
- • Radiology reports
- • Previous medical reports
- • List of current medication
- • Previous treatment information
- • Any relevant medical documentation
Private Consultation
A private orthopaedic consultation includes specialist assessment, discussion of your diagnosis and the treatment options available to you. Contact us for current consultation information and fees.
Persistent symptoms after a road traffic accident?
If you continue to experience pain, reduced movement or other symptoms after a road traffic accident, a specialist orthopaedic reassessment can help review your current condition and the next appropriate clinical steps. This is an exclusively clinical medical service.
Learn about post-accident assessmentPlanning your visit
We do not guarantee specific availability. Contact us to understand current appointment options before arranging travel.
Orthopaedic Surgery in Alicante, Spain
Considering orthopaedic surgery in Spain? Our team can help you understand the assessment process, review your available medical information where appropriate, and discuss the next steps if surgery is clinically indicated.
Initial Assessment
Your symptoms, diagnosis and treatment goals are assessed to understand whether surgery may be appropriate or whether other options should be considered first.
Medical Information Review
Existing reports and imaging may be reviewed where appropriate. Remote review does not replace a clinical examination when one is needed.
Surgical Planning
If surgery is indicated, the proposed procedure, hospital arrangements, availability and costs are discussed and confirmed before you decide.
Recovery and Follow-up
The expected recovery pathway and follow-up arrangements are discussed before surgery, including any arrangements required after you return home.
Have Private Health Insurance with Reimbursement?
If you have a private health insurance policy with reimbursement, you may be able to receive private orthopaedic care at TraumatologyTeam and request reimbursement from your insurer, depending on your policy. We also provide information about private health insurance options in Spain for expats and residents through our collaborating insurance brokerage.
Learn about health insurance with reimbursementLearn more about your orthopaedic condition
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