The MIVI philosophy: Redefining chronic pain management
At MIVI, we approach pain management from an innovative and people-centered perspective. Our philosophy is not only to relieve pain, but to transform the quality of life of our patients. Find out more about how we are changing the way we treat chronic pain in the full interview with Hugo Quintana, Director of Physiotherapy MIVI and Jorge Orduña, Medical Director MIVI.
MIVI Philosophy
What makes us unique?
- Multidisciplinary Approach: Our teams are made up of medical and non-medical specialists, such as anesthesiologists, physical therapists, psychologists, nutritionists and podiatrists. We work together to diagnose and treat the underlying causes of pain.
- Cutting-edge technology: We incorporate advanced, evidence-based techniques, such as regenerative therapies and ultrasound-guided physical therapy, to improve outcomes.
- Fluid communication: We avoid the patient being the intermediary between professionals. Our objective is to offer an integral accompaniment that gives them security and confidence.
- Personalized treatment: Each case is unique and requires individualized solutions, from diagnosis to rehabilitation.
Beyond pain relief
At MIVI, we understand that chronic pain does not only affect physically. Therefore, we address emotional aspects, sleep problems and mobility alterations. The goal is to empower patients to better manage their disease and recover their lives.
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Dr. Jorge Orduña Valls is a specialist in Anesthesiology, Resuscitation and Pain Management, and serves as National Medical Director of MIVI Salud, in addition to being Director of the Pain Unit at its headquarters in Valencia.
- He has more than ten years of experience in reference units both nationally and internationally.
- Among his training highlights: Doctoral thesis with Cum Laude mention in 2020 (University of Santiago de Compostela) , European Diploma in Pain Medicine (EDPM) awarded by European Pain Federation (EFIC) in 2017.
- He completed training stays in the USA (e.g. at the Millennium Pain Center in Bloomington, Illinois) and at centers in Miami, Germany and France.
- He is an expert in interventional techniques for pain: radiofrequency, rhizolysis, nerve blocks, etc.
- In research, he has published relevant papers, for example the study “The Nerve to Vastus Medialis as a Target for Treating Chronic Medial Knee Joint Pain: An Ultrasound-Based Anatomical Localization Study” in the journal Pain Medicine (2025) together with other specialists in the field.