Five areas coordinated around one person, by a multidisciplinary team that works as one.
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The heart and blood vessels react to how you sleep, eat, move and handle stress. Many risk factors progress for years without causing symptoms.
How we approach it at ETRYUM
A comprehensive cardiovascular assessment reviews your history and family background, includes an examination with an electrocardiogram and estimates your overall risk, to build a personalised prevention plan. If you train, it can be completed with a sports medicine assessment.
Glucose, body fat, appetite and energy depend on diet, but also on sleep, stress and physical activity — which is why they are rarely solved by looking at a single number.
How we approach it at ETRYUM
The medical assessment includes body composition by bioimpedance and, where appropriate, blood tests. PNI then works on the habits you can change — food, activity, sleep and stress — with a progressive plan that is reviewed over time.
The nervous system coordinates your response to stress, rest and recovery. When the load is sustained, it tends to show in sleep, digestion, energy or focus.
How we approach it at ETRYUM
The stress and neuroendocrine regulation programme identifies what is sustaining that load and improves how you adapt and recover. If symptoms call for medical investigation, it is coordinated with the responsible physician.
Joints, muscles and tendons carry your daily and sporting life. A poorly resolved injury changes how you move and makes it more likely to return.
How we approach it at ETRYUM
Orthopaedic assessment — with particular focus on the knee, the shoulder and sports injuries — connects directly with advanced physiotherapy and musculoskeletal ultrasound, from diagnosis to a recovery plan.
Immune responses and inflammation are shaped by sleep, stress, diet and physical activity, not only by what comes from outside.
How we approach it at ETRYUM
The PNI immunity and inflammation programme focuses on the lifestyle factors you can change. Whenever diagnosis or medical treatment is needed, it is assessed together with the physician.
Hormones regulate energy, sleep, body composition and mood — and in turn respond to stress, rest and the rhythm of each day.
How we approach it at ETRYUM
Psychoneuroimmunology looks at the factors that influence neuroendocrine balance — stress, sleep, circadian rhythms, diet — and adjusts them with an individual plan. PNI does not replace medical diagnosis or treatment: if an endocrine disorder is suspected, the physician assesses it.
Too little rest affects physical recovery, metabolism, mood and concentration.
How we approach it at ETRYUM
The sleep and circadian rhythm programme reviews your habits and schedules to support restorative sleep and better recovery. If there are signs that need a specific assessment, it is coordinated with the physician.
Recovering isn't waiting for it to pass. It means understanding what limits your movement and rebuilding strength, control and tolerance to load.
How we approach it at ETRYUM
A functional assessment sets the starting point. Then advanced physiotherapy and progressive loading until you return to your life, your work or your sport — coordinated with orthopaedics when the case requires it.
Medical Director · Integrative & Functional Medicine · Longevity
A physician who graduated from Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg (Germany), with a master's degree in Integrative Medicine and Health and a diploma in Functional Medicine. Dedicated to functional, preventive and personalised medicine, with clinical experience in Switzerland and Germany. His practice focuses on the root cause of a condition, not just its symptoms.
As Medical Director, he sets ETRYUM's shared clinical standard and brings the integrative view together with the other disciplines: understanding why a problem appears, and what part metabolism, stress, sleep or habits play in it.
Background
Registered with the Alicante College of Physicians (COMA) · No. 03 0309498
Degree in Medicine and Surgery · Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg (Germany), 1998
Master's in Integrative Medicine and Health (non-official, university-specific degree) · TECH Universidad Tecnológica (60 ECTS, 2021–2022)
Diploma in Functional Medicine · IFMS, Institut für Funktionelle Medizin und Stressmedizin (2021)
Member of IGAF, the International Society for Autonomic Functional Diagnostics and Regulatory Medicine, and qualified regulation therapist (2024)
Diploma in cellular and mitochondrial metabolism (2025)
Neural therapy: basic and advanced courses (2020)
Specific training in micronutrition, chronic low-grade inflammation, the gut microbiome, epigenetics and ketogenic nutrition
Clinical experience in Switzerland and Germany
How they can help
Integrative & functional medicine · Prevention · Longevity
Longevity Medicine · Integrative Medicine · Cardiovascular Health · Athlete Assessment
A physician who graduated from the National University of Rosario, registered in Alicante, with more than fourteen years in emergency medicine, critical care and clinical cardiology, previously head of emergency medicine and an ICU physician. At ETRYUM he focuses on longevity medicine: understanding how to protect each person’s long-term health, function and capacity from their cardiovascular and metabolic risk, their habits and their physical condition.
His longevity consultation starts with a 60-minute comprehensive assessment: clinical and family history, habits (nutrition, exercise, sleep, stress and emotional health), physical examination, bioimpedance, electrocardiogram and cardiovascular and metabolic risk stratification. From there he designs a personalised plan and reviews it in follow-up consultations. He complements it with cardiovascular and sports medicine assessments for anyone who trains or wants to start safely.
Background
Registered with the Alicante College of Physicians (COMA) · No. 03 0313322
Physician · National University of Rosario (Argentina), 2012 · degree recognised in Spain
Currently studying for a master's in Anti-ageing and Longevity · Universidad Digital Madrid
Head of a hospital emergency department in Spain, leading multidisciplinary teams
Head of Internal Medicine, ICU physician and clinical cardiology · Sanatorio Julián Moreno (Santa Fe, Argentina)
Cardiology training · Sanatorio Julián Moreno
Lecturer · National University of Rosario (2012–2014) and on the Strategic Health Agent course (2011–2014)
Research initiation and advancement grant (2009–2010), with work published by the Rosario Biology Society and ACREM
How they can help
Longevity · Cardiovascular health · Sports medicine
Specialist in Orthopaedic Surgery and Traumatology, trained through the Spanish MIR residency at Hospital Universitario Doctor Peset in Valencia, performing around four hundred surgical procedures a year with a particular focus on knee and shoulder arthroscopy, hip, knee and shoulder replacement, and sports injuries. He treats athletes at every level, from amateur and club competitors to elite athletes and Olympic medallists. Particularly interested in biological treatments and in bringing surgery, rehabilitation and return to sport together.
At ETRYUM he links orthopaedic diagnosis with physiotherapy and return to activity, so that every decision — surgical or not — is part of one recovery plan.
Background
Registered with the Valencia College of Physicians (ICOMV) · No. 464625813
Specialist in Orthopaedic Surgery and Traumatology via MIR residency · Doctor Peset University Hospital, Valencia
Rotations at the Knee Unit of Arnau de Vilanova Hospital and Paediatric Orthopaedics at La Fe Hospital
Degree in Medicine · Catholic University of Valencia San Vicente Mártir
Knee and shoulder arthroscopy; knee and shoulder replacement; minimally invasive anterior-approach hip replacement; robotic knee and hip surgery with the Mako system (Stryker)
Musculoskeletal ultrasound and ultrasound-guided interventional techniques
National congresses SECH and INVESCOT; scientific presentations at the INVESCOT congress
More than 15 years of experience in private practice and working with elite athletes in rugby, football (including the Spanish First Division) and tennis. Specialised in musculoskeletal ultrasound, functional neuromodulation and fascial therapy.
His work starts with a functional assessment: understanding what limits your movement and rebuilding capacity with the right progression of load, until you return to your life, your work or your sport.
Background
Registered with the Valencian College of Physiotherapists (ICOFCV) · No. 5707
Physiotherapy · Cardenal Herrera CEU University (Elche)
Postgraduate training in Osteopathic Techniques for the Musculoskeletal System · International School of Osteopathy, Madrid
Expert in Fascial Therapy; musculoskeletal ultrasound with Dr Carles Pedret; advanced functional percutaneous neuromodulation
Team physiotherapist for Ampo Ordizia (rugby) and Femesala Elche (futsal), both in the Spanish top division
A nurse with a diploma from the University of the Balearic Islands, registered in Alicante, with postgraduate training in clinical psychoneuroimmunology (Regenera) and training in structural, myofascial and visceral osteopathy. Fifteen years of clinical practice across hospital emergency care, primary care and ICU support.
Through PNI he looks at how habits, diet, sleep, stress, digestion and metabolism interact, and designs an individual, progressive plan. When a case needs medical diagnosis or treatment, he coordinates it with the responsible physician.
Background
Registered with the Alicante College of Nursing · No. 15778
Diploma in Nursing · University of the Balearic Islands (UIB), 2007–2010
Postgraduate training in Clinical Psychoneuroimmunology · Regenera Faculty of Integrative Medicine, 2024–2026
Postgraduate training in Integrative Paediatrics · Regenera Faculty of Integrative Medicine
Training in structural, myofascial and visceral osteopathy · Innova School (Universidad del Atlántico)
Hospital emergency care, ICU support and primary care
With a degree in Nursing from the University of Granada and a master's in Aesthetic Nursing from the Universidad a Distancia de Madrid, Marta brings hospital, outpatient and international experience. In Norway, she worked in home care and led a nursing team in Oslo. Her practice spans advanced nursing techniques, IV therapy under medical prescription, post-surgical care and aesthetic treatments, with warm, personalised care in Spanish, English and Norwegian.
At ETRYUM she looks after patients' clinical care — blood samples, IV therapy, wound care and treatment follow-up — with a holistic, functional view of health.
Background
Degree in Nursing · University of Granada, 2019
Master's in Aesthetic Nursing · Universidad a Distancia de Madrid, 2022
Registration no. 17532 · Alicante College of Nursing
Hospital and outpatient experience, including internal medicine
Head nurse at a vaccination centre in Oslo and home care in Hammerfest (Norway)
Patient Care Coordinator · Patient Experience & Clinical Operations
With experience in private hospital settings, Kamila coordinates appointments, patient care and day-to-day clinical operations. She guides each patient with clarity, warmth and attention from the first contact, supporting communication in Spanish, Russian, Polish and English.
If you're unsure which assessment you need, how to prepare or when to come, Kamila is your point of contact and arranges the appointment with the right professional.
Nursing Care Technician (TCAE) · International Patient Care
Nursing care technician (TCAE) trained in Norway, with more than ten years of experience at the Norwegian Care Centre and more than 25 years caring for the international community of the Costa Blanca. Since 2024, she has worked alongside Dr Welter. She looks after each patient in their own language: German, Spanish, Norwegian and English.
She helps prepare every visit and stays with the patient during the consultation, so they feel looked after in their own language and nothing is lost in translation.
Background
Healthcare vocational training · Norsk Fagutdanning (Norway)
Nursing care technician · Norwegian Care Centre, for over ten years
Dental assistance and administration at clinics on the Costa Blanca
Patient Experience Coordinator · International Patient Care & Operations
With a degree in Tourism, years in five-star international hospitality in Spain, France and Mexico and experience as Clinical Operations Coordinator at ZEM Wellness Clinic, Nawal coordinates each patient’s experience from the first contact: appointments, preparing the visit and follow-up. She supports patients in Spanish, Arabic, English and French.
She coordinates each visit from start to finish, including for those travelling from outside the Costa Blanca, and supports patients in Spanish, Arabic, English and French.
Background
Degree in Tourism · University of Alicante
Erasmus · Edinburgh Napier University Business School (Scotland)
Guest experience for international guests · Meliá Collection, Paris (2022–2024), including the Paris 2024 Olympic Games and Roland Garros
Assistant Guest Experience Manager · Gran Meliá Palacio de Isora (Tenerife)
Clinical Operations Coordinator · ZEM Wellness Clinic, Altea Hills (2024–2026)
How they can help
Patient experience · International patients · Coordination
One place to understand, recover and build long-term capacity.
ETRYUM is a multidisciplinary centre in La Nucía that connects integrative medicine, psychoneuroimmunology, longevity, sports medicine, physiotherapy, osteopathy and advanced rehabilitation around one person.
How could ETRYUM help you?
Start with what you want to understand or improve. The appropriate disciplines are then coordinated around that objective.
01
Whole-person health & longevity
Understand your health context, habits, available biomarkers and long-term priorities through a coordinated assessment.
02
Integrative medicine & PNI
Explore how symptoms, metabolism, sleep, stress, lifestyle and immune regulation may interact rather than considering them separately.
03
Injury & complete recovery
Connect musculoskeletal assessment, advanced physiotherapy, osteopathy and progressive rehabilitation with the return to activity.
04
Capacity & performance
Assess movement and physical function to build capacity for sport, work and an active life over time.
The first visit is designed to understand the person before proposing a strategy. The exact sequence adapts to the reason for your visit.
01
Prepare
Complete the relevant history and questionnaires in advance and bring any recent test results or medical reports that may help the assessment.
In advance
02
Understand & assess
Review the clinical context, objectives, habits, recovery and relevant physical function or available data with the appropriate professional.
60 min
03
Agree one coordinated plan
Interpret the findings, establish priorities and define the next steps. Where appropriate, the relevant professionals coordinate around the same plan.
Personalised
Duration, what to bring, languages and frequently asked questions: all the detail in First assessment.
The location
Where health meets performance.
The first ETRYUM centre is inside Ciudad Deportiva Camilo Cano in La Nucía, bringing its health, recovery and performance activity into an extraordinary sports environment.
01 — The centre
Ciudad Deportiva Camilo Cano
Where ETRYUM works: a first-class sports environment. The sports complex is among the sub-venues proposed in Spain’s bid for the 2030 World Cup.
Consultation, assessment and rehabilitation happen inside the sports complex, in the Estadi Olímpic Camilo Cano itself. From treatment table to track is a matter of metres.
Ciudad Deportiva Camilo Cano · La Nucía
03 — The town
La Nucía
A Mediterranean town between the mountains and the sea. Benidorm, Altea and Albir are all about fifteen minutes away.
Marina Baixa · Alicante
04 — The coast
Costa Blanca
Mild winters, the Mediterranean and an international community that has made this coast its home. Alicante–Elche Airport is about fifty minutes away.
Mediterranean · Spain
Getting here
Alicante–Elche Airport (ALC)≈ 50 min
Benidorm≈ 15 min
Altea & Albir≈ 15 min
Valencia Airport (VLC)≈ 1 h 45
Languages
Medical consultations are held in Spanish and English, and with Dr Welter also in German. The nursing and patient care team can also support you in German, Norwegian, Russian, Polish, French and Arabic. For French and Arabic, your contact is Nawal El Klai. Each professional’s languages are listed on their profile.
EspañolEnglishDeutschNorskРусскийPolski
Who it is for
For people who expect more from their health.
Elite & competitive athletes
Performance, recovery, rehabilitation and long-term physical resilience.
Active individuals
For people who want to move well, recover fully and maintain their physical capacity.
Executives & entrepreneurs
Health strategies designed around demanding lives, prevention and long-term performance.
People investing in longevity
For those who want to understand and actively manage their future health.
International patients
Advanced multidisciplinary healthcare in an international Mediterranean environment.
ETRYUM is a multidisciplinary centre in La Nucía that connects integrative medicine, clinical psychoneuroimmunology, longevity, sports medicine and advanced rehabilitation around one person.
How do I request a first assessment?
Through the contact form on the website, by phone on +34 965 11 82 86 or +34 621 172 479, or by WhatsApp. The team will get in touch to understand the reason for your visit and arrange the right appointment.
Where is ETRYUM located and how do I get there?
Inside Ciudad Deportiva Camilo Cano, La Nucía, Alicante, on the Costa Blanca in Spain. Alicante–Elche Airport (ALC) is about 50 minutes away, Benidorm about 15 minutes, Altea and Albir about 15 minutes, and Valencia Airport (VLC) about 1 hour 45 minutes.
What happens at a first assessment?
It begins with relevant history and questionnaires completed in advance, followed by an initial assessment of about 60 minutes. The first medical consultation includes a focused examination, a resting ECG, body composition by bioimpedance and vital signs. Findings, priorities and next steps are then interpreted and coordinated according to the reason for your visit.
Which languages are consultations held in?
Medical consultations are held in Spanish and English, and with Dr Welter also in German. The nursing and patient care team can also support you in German, Norwegian, Russian, Polish, French and Arabic. For French and Arabic, your contact is Nawal El Klai. Each professional’s languages are listed on their profile.
Who is ETRYUM for?
Elite and competitive athletes, active individuals who want to keep their physical capacity, executives and entrepreneurs with demanding lives, people actively investing in longevity, and international patients looking for multidisciplinary care in a Mediterranean environment.
Can I come only for physiotherapy?
Yes. You do not need to start with a medical consultation: you can come directly for physiotherapy or for the specialty you need. The patient care team will help you choose the right appointment.
Do you work with health insurers?
Not at the moment. Care at ETRYUM is private.
Contact
Discover ETRYUM.
The first ETRYUM centre is inside Ciudad Deportiva Camilo Cano, La Nucía. If you would like to know more about the centre, its approach or its team, we will be pleased to speak with you personally.
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