PhysioLife

Founded in 2015 by Dr. Remi Cenolli, PhysioLife offers a modern, scientific, and personalized approach to physical rehabilitation and postural well-being. Since then, the clinic has built a strong reputation thanks to its extensive clinical experience, passion for innovation, and commitment to patients.

Dr. Cenolli’s professional journey began with significant experience in hydrotherapy. This shaped the philosophy of Physio Life, which combines traditional physiotherapy methods with advanced technology and contemporary rehabilitation protocols. This approach not only treats pain, but also restores function, improves posture, and increases quality of life.

Today, the PhysioLife is a leading provider of rehabilitation services for a wide range of pathologies. The center offers personalized therapeutic plans based on detailed clinical assessments and close collaboration with patients.

At Physio Life, every movement has meaning, and each patient’s journey to health is unique.

PhysioLife Staff
Over the years, we have sought to bring the most qualified physical therapy professionals to our clinic in order to always provide the best for our patients.

Endri Dada

Manager & Technical Director

Viola Duro

Clinic Coordinator

Eno Totoshi

Expert in neurological rehabilitation

Francesk Kuraj

Expert in orthopedic treatment

Andrea Toçka

Expert in the treatment of scoliosis

Daniela Buzani

Expert in manual therapies
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Ankle sprain: why it should not be ignored
10Oct

Ankle sprain: why it should not be ignored

An ankle sprain that is not rehabilitated often comes back. Learn what to do in the first days, when an X-ray is needed and how the ankle regains strength.

Physiotherapy after a stroke: getting back to everyday life
10Oct

Physiotherapy after a stroke: getting back to everyday life

How to recognise a stroke and why rehabilitation should start early. What physiotherapy works on, how families can help at home and when to call 127.

Morning heel pain: plantar fasciitis and how it is treated
10Oct

Morning heel pain: plantar fasciitis and how it is treated

Heel pain with the first steps in the morning is often caused by plantar fasciitis. Here is what causes it, what you can do yourself and how physiotherapy helps.