Rise Physio+ at ORA Clinic
Physiotherapy and Rehab Clinic · Level 2, ORA Clinic, 455 Triq l-Imdina, Qormi, Malta
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Rise Physio+ at ORA Clinic is the Qormi branch of the Rise Physio+ group, on Level 2 of ORA Clinic at 455 Triq l-Imdina. It offers one-to-one physiotherapy, tailored exercise sessions and clinical consultations, with a rehabilitation gym and close links to orthopaedic consultants. Enquiries can be sent through the VisitMalta.co.uk form on this page.
Rise Physio+ at ORA Clinic is where the Rise Physio+ group works side by side with orthopaedic specialists. The clinic occupies Level 2 of ORA Clinic on Triq l-Imdina in Qormi, a central town close to Attard, Birkirkara and the road towards Mdina, which makes it a practical choice for anyone living or staying in the middle of the island.
The group is better known for its Sliema base, and it has a third clinic in Balzan. In this directory the Qormi site has its own entry under physiotherapists in Malta, so you can see exactly what it offers and where it is before you ask the team a question.
The Qormi clinic
The Qormi space is designed with accessibility and convenience in mind. It has modern treatment rooms and a fully equipped rehabilitation gym that includes the DAVID Health system, a form of medical exercise therapy equipment that allows rehabilitation to be set and measured precisely. The result is a programme that follows evidence rather than guesswork, and one that can be adjusted as you get stronger. For a UK visitor with a recent injury, or a resident recovering from surgery, that structure makes it easier to see whether treatment is working.
What sets this clinic apart is its working relationship with the orthopaedic consultants at ORA. When a physiotherapist and a surgeon work in the same building, a patient moves between consultation, treatment and exercise without losing time, and the same facts about the injury are available to everyone involved. People who have had or are about to have an operation will see the benefit most clearly.
Physiotherapy and rehabilitation
The physiotherapy offered across the group begins with a thorough first consultation to find the root cause of a problem. Clinic sessions are then guided by what the assessment shows and by regular re-testing. Tools include advanced manual therapy, dry needling, electrotherapy and other evidence-based methods, and treatment is paired with an exercise programme built around measurable goals and progress tracking. The plan is data-driven and personalised, so each person has goals they can see and track from one visit to the next.
At Qormi the team provides one-to-one physiotherapy, tailored exercise sessions and clinical consultations in a professional but welcoming setting. Some of the group's other services are tied to other sites: strength and conditioning is run in Sliema and Balzan, osteopathy at Balzan and Sliema, and hydrotherapy in Sliema, so ask which clinic suits the treatment you want.
The wider Rise Physio+ team
Behind the clinics is a multidisciplinary team. The group is led by Matthew Camilleri, founder and head physiotherapist, with Cassandra Haber as lead physiotherapist. Named physiotherapists, movement coaches, a sport psychology practitioner and two lead osteopaths complete the roster. The group's services also include Pilates, sports massage, podiatry, nutrition and orthopaedic surgical consultations, which gives patients a route to several specialisms under one name.
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Getting there and planning a stay
Qormi sits on the main road network between Valletta and the island's interior, so it works for people based in the capital, the Three Cities or the old town of Mdina. Our Valletta guide, Mdina guide and Three Cities guide describe the neighbouring areas, and the where to stay in Malta page compares bases for a longer trip.
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Questions about Rise Physio+ at ORA Clinic
Where is Rise Physio+ at ORA Clinic?
The clinic is on Level 2 of ORA Clinic, 455 Triq l-Imdina, Qormi. The group's other clinics are in Sliema, at The Imperial Complex on Rudolph Street, and in Balzan, at the Mediterranean College of Sport.
What does the Qormi clinic offer?
The Qormi clinic provides one-to-one physiotherapy, tailored exercise sessions and clinical consultations, supported by modern treatment rooms and a rehabilitation gym equipped with the DAVID Health system.
What is the link with ORA Clinic?
The Rise Physio+ team works closely with the orthopaedic consultants at ORA, which allows continuity of care between surgical consultations, physiotherapy and exercise rehabilitation within the same building.
What happens at a first physiotherapy appointment?
The first appointment is a comprehensive consultation to identify the root cause of the problem. Treatment sessions then follow the assessment, with ongoing re-testing, manual therapy, dry needling or electrotherapy where appropriate, and a personalised exercise plan.
Are all Rise Physio+ services available in Qormi?
Not necessarily. Strength and conditioning is offered in Sliema and Balzan, osteopathy in Balzan and Sliema, and hydrotherapy in Sliema, so ask the team which clinic provides the service you want.
How do I arrange an appointment?
Use the VisitMalta.co.uk enquiry form on this page, saying you are interested in the Qormi clinic, and we will pass your message to the Rise Physio+ team. Opening hours are not published on the website.
Practical information
Rise Physio+ at ORA Clinic is on Level 2 of ORA Clinic, 455 Triq l-Imdina, Qormi. Opening hours are not published on the Rise Physio+ website. The group also has clinics in Sliema, at The Imperial Complex on Rudolph Street, and in Balzan, at the Mediterranean College of Sport. To ask about an appointment at the Qormi clinic, use the enquiry form on this page and VisitMalta.co.uk will pass your message to the team.
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The details on this page were correct on 25 October 2026, as published on the Rise Physio+ at ORA Clinic website. Services, prices and hours can change, so please confirm when you enquire.