Rise Physio +
Physiotherapy and Sports Rehab Clinic · Balzan · 50 Triq Ix Xorrox, Birkirkara (Mediterranean College of Sport); clinics also in Sliema and Qormi, Malta
Enquire through VisitMalta.co.ukServices, hours and details last checked against Rise Physio +'s own published information.
Rise Physio + runs a clinic and training space inside the Performance Science Facility at the Mediterranean College of Sport on Triq P.P. Castagna, Balzan, on the Birkirkara side. It offers physiotherapy, osteopathy, strength and conditioning, Pilates, sports massage and recovery services. Enquiries go through the VisitMalta.co.uk form on this page.
Rise Physio + brings physiotherapists, osteopaths, strength and conditioning coaches, a sports psychology practitioner and other specialists together so that treatment, rehabilitation and training happen in one place. This Balzan facility sits inside the Mediterranean College of Sport, in a high-performance training setting with modern treatment rooms, rehab and fitness equipment, and recovery stations that include a sauna and ice baths. The approach is research-based, joining pain management, rehabilitation and strength work to support a safe return to physical activity.
It is listed on VisitMalta.co.uk with our physiotherapists in Malta. For UK readers, it is a useful option if you are living in the centre of the island, recovering from a sports injury while on holiday, or relocating and looking for a clinic that also offers training.
Physiotherapy and osteopathy
Physiotherapy at Rise starts with a full initial consultation to find the root cause of the problem. Treatment sessions follow the assessment findings and ongoing re-testing, and may combine manual therapy, dry needling and electrotherapy. An exercise programme with measurable goals and progress tracking is then built around you.
Osteopathy is available at the Balzan location and in Sliema. After an initial consultation, treatment can include soft tissue work and massage, joint mobilisation and gentle manipulation, stretching and fascia work, medical acupuncture and visceral osteopathy. The service is aimed at back, neck, joint and muscle pain, posture, tension headaches and jaw problems, as well as strain from desk-based work.
This page describes the services only. VisitMalta.co.uk cannot give medical advice, so discuss your own symptoms and treatment options with a qualified practitioner.
Strength, Pilates and recovery
Qualified movement coaches run one-to-one and small-group strength and conditioning sessions, with a focus on correct movement patterns and education, plus group classes at the Balzan site. Programmes are written for athletes and for people who simply want to stay fit as they age.
Pilates comes in two forms. Matwork classes are small, suitable for all levels and focused on injury prevention. Reformer sessions are physiotherapist-led, held one-to-one or in groups of two or three, and use specialised equipment for core strength.
For recovery, the Balzan facility offers ice baths and contrast therapy, a sauna and compression recovery boots, while coach-led mobility sessions and sports massage of 30 or 60 minutes are also available. Hydrotherapy sessions are offered at the Sliema location.
The wider Rise team and locations
The clinic is led by founder and head physiotherapist Matthew Camilleri, with a team of physiotherapists, osteopaths, movement coaches and a sport psychology practitioner. Rise also runs a Sliema clinic at The Imperial Complex on Rudolph Street, with a gym and a hydrotherapy pool, and a Qormi clinic within the ORA Clinic on Triq l-Imdina. Podiatry, nutrition, orthopaedic surgical consultation and pelvic health osteopathy appear among the group's services, so ask which are available at Balzan.
If you are choosing a base, our hotels in Sliema and where to stay in Malta pages compare areas, while our UK guide to relocating to Malta and digital nomad guide cover longer stays.
Planning a visit
Balzan is in the middle of the island, within easy reach of Valletta and the old capital. Our Valletta guide and Mdina guide are worth reading for sightseeing, and things to do in Malta has more. Our Malta weather guide explains how the seasons affect outdoor training.
Rise also offers free consultations for its strength and conditioning and pre-injury recovery services, so a short conversation is a low-pressure way to find out which programme suits you before you commit to a course of sessions.
To start, use the VisitMalta.co.uk enquiry form on this page, telling us what you would like help with, and we will pass your message to the Rise team.
Questions about Rise Physio +
Where is this Rise Physio + clinic?
It is on Level 2 of the Mediterranean College of Sport on Triq P.P. Castagna in Ħal Balzan, inside the Performance Science Facility. The group also gives the address as 50 Triq Ix Xorrox, Birkirkara, with the entrance from Level 2 by lift from the car park.
What services are offered?
Services include physiotherapy, osteopathy, strength and conditioning, matwork and reformer Pilates, sports massage and pre-injury recovery. Recovery tools at Balzan include ice baths, contrast therapy, a sauna and compression boots.
Do you need to be an athlete to go there?
No. The training and rehabilitation programmes suit athletes, but they are also designed for office workers and others who want to move better, recover from injury or improve general fitness.
Does Rise Physio + have other clinics?
Yes. The group has a clinic at The Imperial Complex in Sliema, with a gym and hydrotherapy pool, and one inside the ORA Clinic at Qormi. Services differ between sites, so confirm what is offered where.
Are prices and opening hours published?
Neither is published for this branch. Ask through the enquiry form on this page and we will pass your question to the team, who can give hours and fees directly.
How do I get in touch through this page?
Use the VisitMalta.co.uk enquiry form on this page and tell us what you need, such as physiotherapy, Pilates or recovery sessions. We will pass your message to Rise Physio +, who will reply to you directly.
Practical information
This branch of Rise Physio + is on Level 2 of the Mediterranean College of Sport, Triq P.P. Castagna, Ħal Balzan BKR 1060, inside the Performance Science Facility. The group also lists the address as 50 Triq Ix Xorrox, Birkirkara, with the entrance from Level 2 by lift from the car park. Opening hours are not published, so check when you book. To start, send your details through 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 + website. Services, prices and hours can change, so please confirm when you enquire.