Skip to content

Opening hours:Monday to Friday, 10:00–17:00; Saturdays, until noon

SIRONA

SIRONA — Center for Natural Medicine and Alternative Therapies

SIRONA — Our calling is to heal.

Our essence is healing. Our commitment is health.

Personalized care with natural medicine, complementary therapies and manual techniques for musculoskeletal care and mobility.

Two SIRONA team members in burgundy uniforms pose beneath an arch of plants and white flowers.

SIRONA's three pillars

  • Natural medicine

  • Therapeutic care

  • Functional recovery

Our name, our essence

Hope, renewal and the pursuit of health

The name SIRONA is associated with hope, renewal and the pursuit of health. Our calling is to help people with illnesses, ailments, injuries and physical limitations.

Our trisquel: three pillars

Its three elements represent SIRONA's official pillars.

  1. 01

    Natural medicine

  2. 02

    Therapeutic care

  3. 03

    Functional recovery

Therapies and services

Services for different approaches to wellbeing

Explore our therapies, complementary assessments and other services. Review the scope of each option before booking.

  1. Bioregulatory therapies

    Explore the complementary approach of neural therapy and biomagnetism.

    Explore therapy: Bioregulatory therapies
  2. Hydrotherapy

    Steam, hydromassage and colon hydrotherapy within SIRONA's wellbeing offering.

    Explore therapy: Hydrotherapy
  3. Neuroregulatory therapies

    Clear, cautious information about transcranial magnetic stimulation and its non-invasive nature.

    Explore therapy: Neuroregulatory therapies
  4. Orthomolecular and homeopathic therapy

    Two complementary approaches: nutrients and supplementation on one hand, and homeopathy on the other.

    Explore therapy: Orthomolecular and homeopathic therapy
  5. Bio-oxidative therapies

    Ozone therapy, infrared light and seawater within the complementary offering.

    Explore therapy: Bio-oxidative therapies
  6. Physical therapy

    Manual techniques, massage and body-based and energy-based support practices.

    Explore therapy: Physical therapy
Two SIRONA team members in burgundy uniforms pose in a plant-filled hallway next to the pool.

Personal care

Listening, understanding and supporting

We support each person with responsibility, experience and human commitment, through care that begins by listening and understanding.

Exterior of the guesthouse rooms at SIRONA, with exposed brick and plants.

Guesthouse and meals

A place to stay

The guesthouse is part of the SIRONA offering. Before booking, ask about availability, rates, check-in and check-out times, included services and cancellation policies.

  • Rooms

    Ask about capacity, room types and included services before booking.

  • Pool and hydromassage

    Access and conditions of use are confirmed before booking.

Ask about the guesthouse

Vegetarian meals

A plant-based meal option within SIRONA's services.

The offering includes vegetarian meals. Ask about availability, ingredients and service conditions, especially if you have allergies, dietary restrictions or specific dietary needs.

Explore vegetarian meals

The place

A look at the pool, guest rooms and shared spaces around the center.

Wooden tables and plants beside SIRONA's indoor pool.
Pool and shared area
Guest room with wooden beds, a bunk bed and exposed-brick walls.
Guesthouse rooms
Indoor pool with a water cascade and surrounding plants.
Pool
SIRONA's interior hallway with a mural, arches and reception desk.
Interior spaces
Shared kitchen with a wooden table, refrigerator and countertop.
Kitchen

The people behind SIRONA

Meet the SIRONA team

A personal approach to wellbeing begins by getting to know the people behind SIRONA and their different areas of practice.

  • Rosario Brito Miranda

    Naturopathy and complementary therapies

    Her approach considers the relationship between body, mind and environment.

  • Deiker Estupiñán Brito

    Massage and manual techniques

    His practice focuses on relaxation massage and manual techniques.

  • Denisse Loor Coello

    Vegetarian nutrition

Before your visit

Frequently asked questions

Clear answers about the scope of our services and how to prepare for your visit.

Do complementary therapies replace medical care?

No. They do not replace medical assessment, clinical diagnosis or treatment prescribed by a healthcare professional. Do not stop taking medication or delay a necessary consultation.

How do I know which service to ask about?

Start by reviewing the description and scope of each service. Then ask any questions and mention any health conditions, medication or current treatment. Whether a therapy is suitable should be assessed individually and, where appropriate, with a qualified healthcare professional.

How can I book or plan a visit?

You can message us on WhatsApp at +593991903581, call +593 99 190 3581 or +593 99 028 8221, or email [email protected].

What are your opening hours?

Our opening hours are: Monday to Friday, 10:00–17:00; Saturdays, until noon.

Where is SIRONA located?

SIRONA is located at Barrio Alberto Spencer, Chimborazo Street between Ancón and Oriente, one block behind the 18 de agosto school, Santa Elena, Ecuador. If you need directions, you can ask for them when you contact the center.

Does SIRONA offer accommodation?

Yes, it has a guesthouse. Before booking, ask about availability, room types, included services, prices, check-in conditions and cancellation policies.

What information should I share before a session?

Please mention any medication, allergies, pregnancy, injuries, recent procedures and any relevant health conditions. This helps you ask about the relevant precautions and decide whether you should speak to a healthcare professional first.

We are here to listen

Let's talk before your visit

Message us on WhatsApp or call us to plan your visit. We will listen to your needs and answer your questions with personalized care.

Opening hours

Monday to Friday, 10:00–17:00; Saturdays, until noon

Where to find us

Barrio Alberto Spencer, Chimborazo Street between Ancón and Oriente, one block behind the 18 de agosto school, Santa Elena, Ecuador