Making your health a priority

Stiff? Sore? Tight? Weak? When it comes to orthopaedic injuries I’ve seen it all and I know physiotherapy can help.

Pregnant or postpartum, incontinence or organ prolapse, pelvic floor physiotherapy can be a game changer.

From elite athlete to weekend warrior sometimes we need a little extra support from a brace.

It’s not just players in the NHL who get concussed. You need the same care and I can help you in your recovery.

A: Short answer - No. I do not require a doctor’s referral/prescription to start treating you. If you are using extended health benefits to pay for your treatment, your insurance company may request a doctor’s referral in order for you to be reimbursed. Please call your insurance company to find out if they require a doctor’s note.
A: Yes! MOST insurance companies will allow me to directly bill to your insurance company, either in full or in part. For example, they may cover 100% of the visit, up to a certain dollar value per year (e.g. $500 per year), OR they may cover a percentage of each visit (e.g. 80%). If they cover your visit in part, you are responsible for paying the remainder at each visit.
A: I accept credit card or etransfer.
A: No, I do not take on these types of claims at this time. Please discuss with your adjustor or case manager alternative practitioners who are available in our area to treat these claims.
A: No, I am not able to provide physiotherapy care that is covered under OHIP. You can find out more information regarding OHIP covered physiotherapy here.
A: I’ve treated as young as 4 years old (post-operative achilles tendon repair) and as old as 100 (severe knee osteoarthritis), and everything in between! If you are unsure if physiotherapy is appropriate for you, please reach out and ask. I would be happy to chat and answer any questions you have.