MIVI Salud is one of Spain’s foremost multidisciplinary pain care providers and it isn’t just treating chronic pain but really redesigning how clinicians approach it. For too long, the standard care model in Spain has been disjointed. Patients have to toggle between appointments, referrals pile up and specialists work in silos. Nearly one in four people in Spain lives with chronic pain, yet the real challenge for many isn’t the condition itself; it’s navigating a system that often delays clarity and coordination. MIVI Salud saw that structural gap and decided to close it. Its care model brings together pain specialists, physiotherapists, psychologists, rheumatologists and musculoskeletal experts into a single, collaborative team. Instead of sequential consultations spread over weeks, patients receive a coordinated, real-time assessment that draws on the expertise of multiple disciplines—together, at once. “Pain is personal and its causes and effects live in both body and mind. When care is fragmented, patients spend more time managing the system than their condition. We built MIVI to reverse that,” says Ana Aliaga, general director. For clinicians, this means fewer communication breakdowns, quicker alignment on treatment goals and a shared framework that supports faster, more confident decision-making. And for patients, it means walking in with uncertainty and walking out with a clear, actionable plan. The result is a care experience that feels direct and dependable. Patients walk in with questions and leave with answers. One Team. Many Angles. Real Relief. Specialists at other clinics or hospitals often recommend MIVI, particularly when a comprehensive, team-based model becomes necessary. In many cases, treatment begins within 24 hours, dramatically accelerating the care timeline. Each patient undergoes a complete assessment based on the affected area, clinical history and underlying conditions. A multidisciplinary team then develops a personalised care plan tailored to chronic, situational or complex pain with precision. Treatment often starts with medication adjustments or minimally invasive procedures, like epidural injections, nerve blocks or radiofrequency ablation, performed in MIVI’s on-site operating rooms, using real-time ultrasound and X-ray imaging. All procedures are ambulatory, allowing patients to return home the same day, often with the first signs of relief.