Physiotherapy
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Physiotherapy is a form of physical medicine that specializes in the restoration and maintenance of mobility, function, and well-being. Physiotherapy is most often employed for the treatment of abnormal physical function due to an injury, disability, or disease, but there are many health conditions that can benefit from this type of medicine.
For example, a doctor may refer you to physical therapy after a surgery, to combat conditions that cause chronic pain, or after a major event such as a heart attack or stroke. Other conditions that may benefit from physiotherapy treatment include but are not limited to: sports injuries such as concussions, carpal tunnel syndrome, cystic fibrosis, joint disorders, pediatric conditions such as cerebral palsy, female pelvic floor dysfunction, and various neurological and musculoskeletal dysfunction.
What Is Physiotherapy?
Physiotherapy treats injuries, chronic ailments or physical issues using several established techniques.
Who Is A Physiotherapist?
Canadian physiotherapists undergo many years of training and are considered primary care providers. These health care professionals can assess patients, order tests and provide care.
Physiotherapy Treatment
Interferential Current Therapy
Laser Therapy
Therapeutic Ultrasound
Manual Therapy
Taping Techniques
Vestibular Rehabilitation
The type of treatment received depends on the particular needs of the individual. A trained physiotherapist will evaluate and diagnose your particular injury, disability, or condition and then create a program that focuses on restoration, recovery, and prevention of further issues. The exact goal of this treatment will vary as, again, it depends on your particular situation. Some of the more common goals are to help you manage pain, avoid the need for surgeries, improve mobility, and rehabilitate after injury or trauma.
Physiotherapy Exercises Helps With:
- Sciatica
- Repetitive strain injuries
- Overuse injuries
- Chronic injuries
- Bursitis
- Tendinitis
- Rehabilitation after surgery
- Rehabilitation after a car accident
- Poor posture
- Athletic injuries
- Neck or back pain including whiplash and disc injuries
- Post and pre-natal rehabilitation
- Frozen shoulder
- Obesity
- Metabolic disease
- Diabetes
- Arthritis and osteoporosis
- Nerve damage
- Sciatica
- Repetitive strain injuries
- Overuse injuries
- Chronic injuries
- Bursitis
- Tendinitis
- Rehabilitation after surgery
- Rehabilitation after a car accident
- Poor posture
- Athletic Injuries
- Athletic injuries
- Neck or back pain including whiplash and disc injuries
- Post and pre-natal rehabilitation
- Frozen shoulder
- Obesity
- Metabolic disease
- Diabetes
- Arthritis and osteoporosis
- Nerve damage
We Use Telus Health eClaims
Telus eClaims is a web-based system that allows our clinic to submit our clients’ claims online, bypassing traditional mail-in system and vastly accelerating service. It’s secure and allows direct reimbursement and immediate confirmation of the insurance company’s response when offered by the insurer.
Frequently Asked Questions
Patients do not need a referral to be treated by a physiotherapist. However, some private insurance companies do require a doctor’s referral. We take care of all billing details, call us to find out more!
Private and Motor Vehicle Insurers, commercial policies, as well as, Workers Compensation, usually cover the cost of chiropractic care as appropriate. We can help you with all insurance questions. Give us a call today!
On your first visit, your physiotherapist evaluates your injury or condition and plans a treatment program for you. This includes the following:
- Questions about your present condition and health history.
- Physiotherapy examination to assess your injury or condition.
- Review of your assessment findings with a recommended treatment plan
No, it is not. Although, depending on your initial physical condition, after the first couple of treatments you might feel a little bit sore or uncomfortable. However, you will start feeling better after a couple of visits.
Frequently Asked Questions
Patients do not need a referral to be treated by a physiotherapist. However, some private insurance companies do require a doctor’s referral. We can help you with all insurance questions. Give us a call today!
Private and Motor Vehicle Insurers, commercial policies, as well as, Workers Compensation, usually cover the cost of chiropractic care as appropriate. We can help you with all insurance questions. Give us a call today!
On your first visit, your physiotherapist evaluates your injury or condition and plans a treatment program for you. This includes the following:
- Questions about your present condition and health history.
- Physiotherapy examination to assess your injury or condition.
- Review of your assessment findings with a recommended treatment plan
No, it is not. Although, depending on your initial physical condition, after the first couple of treatments you might feel a little bit sore or uncomfortable. However, you will start feeling better after a couple of visits.
Hydroactive is among the most qualified and professional physiotherapy service providers in Barrie and Vaughan. Our physiotherapists have a range of tools and resources at their disposal to help you on the road to recovery, regardless of what you’re suffering with. After initial evaluation and diagnosis, they’ll develop a personalized treatment plan according to your comfort and needs. Our facility is equipped with the latest advancements in technology and treatment options to maximize your potential for healing. This includes Inferential Current Therapy, Laser Therapy, Therapeutic Ultrasound, Manual Therapy, Taping Techniques, or Vestibular Rehabilitation.
If you’re living with an injury, chronic condition, or
disability, physiotherapy may be the answer to improving your quality of life.
Book a free consultation with Hydroactive in either Barrie or Vaughan today to
start feeling and living better.