Did you ever imagine a bustling street teeming with life, yet holding a quiet corner dedicated to healing? This is Rue Négreko in Marseille. A seemingly ordinary street, home to a parking garage and bus stops, but also to something quite extraordinary. Rue Négreko houses a clinic, OP2M, specializing in hand rehabilitation and orthosis. Established in 1985 by Bruno Fabre, OP2M has a rich history. Initially located on Rue Dragon and later on Avenue du Prado, the clinic moved to its current location on Rue Négreko in 2010. OP2M has built a strong relationship with Marseille’s hand surgery departments. The clinic’s team consists of kinesitherapists and orthotists, possessing a combined experience of 37 years. They offer a comprehensive range of services, from physiotherapy and custom orthosis creation to treating conditions like cheloids. The clinic’s location at 18 Rue Négreko offers convenient access for patients. It’s a short walk from the Rond-Point Du Prado and Mètro Rond Point Du Prado stations, served by bus lines 22, 41, and 72. Though a busy thoroughfare, Rue Négreko offers this haven for healing and recovery. It reminds us that even in the heart of a bustling city, specialized care and expertise can find a home.
Rue Callelongue
A hidden paradise at the end of the world. That’s Callelongue. Callelongue isn’t just a street it’s a journey. A