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Top Therapy Companies in Latin America
Healthcare Business Review is proud to present the Top Therapy Companies in Latin America, a prestigious recognition celebrating industry leaders who have earned trust and built outstanding reputations. These companies have set themselves apart through their stellar reputation and the confidence they inspire in their customers, including our valued subscribers. Their impact is evident in the overwhelming number of nominations they received. Following a rigorous evaluation by an expert panel—comprising C-level executives, industry thought leaders and our editorial board—these companies have been selected for their leadership and innovation, solidifying their place at the forefront of the industry.
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Top Therapy Companies in Latin America
SANAA Experience, founded in 2010 and headquartered in Bogotá, specializes in regenerative medicine, translating stem cell science into integrated, patient-focused care. It combines advanced therapies, physician oversight and research-driven protocols to treat diverse conditions across Latin America and internationally.
Capobianco Fisioterapia
Capobianco Fisioterapia delivers home-based rehabilitation for neurological, orthopedic, respiratory, geriatric and sports-related conditions. Its therapists assess patients within their daily environments and provide individualized treatment using therapeutic exercise, manual techniques, electrotherapy and selected robotic exoskeleton applications to support mobility and independence.
Portal Miró
Portal Miró specializes in interdisciplinary therapy for children, adolescents and young adults with autism spectrum conditions and developmental challenges. Its care model considers each individual’s distinct needs while providing families with practical articles, guidance and resources that support development and everyday caregiving.
Salz Clínica
Salz Clínica provides multidisciplinary therapy through psychology, occupational therapy, speech therapy, psychomotor care and applied behavior analysis. Its services support children, adolescents and adults through clinic-based, home, school, workplace and online appointments, with individualized care addressing mental health and developmental needs.
Vir a Ser – Espaço Terapêutico
Vir a Ser – Espaço Terapêutico provides psychological care for children, adolescents, adults, couples and families. Its services address anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, personal development and relationship concerns through psychotherapy, parental guidance, workshops and socially accessible care across four Brazilian locations.
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