Physiotherapy in Surrey & Langley
Physiotherapy can correct issues such as those mentioned above. It can also train you to compensate for deficiencies you may have. The interventions used focus on re-educating the muscles, restoring your abilities or assisting you in adapting your movements with an overall emphasis on improving life quality.
Our physiotherapy team also specializes in the treatment of vertigo with a specific set of techniques to help sufferers of this condition. Preoperative and postoperative surgical cases can also see many benefits from physiotherapy.
Your physiotherapy treatment may include any of the following:
- A personalized exercise program that will improve your range of motion, strength and function.
- Airway clearance methods to assist with difficulty breathing
- Environmental change that focuses on removing barriers to your function
- Functional activity and tolerance testing or training
- Hot and cold pack therapy that relieves pain, reduces swelling, speeds healing and improves movement and function
- Joint mobilization and manipulation that reduces stiffness and pain
- Massage therapy
- Prescription, fabrication, and application of adaptive, assistive, supportive and protective equipment or devices
- Rehabilitation that will help you relearn movement
- Skin and wound care
- Techniques that assist muscles and joints in working at their full capacity, repairing damage by speeding healing and reducing stiffness and pain
- The management of incontinence which includes pelvic floor re-education
- Work or occupational retraining and return-to-work planning
FAQs
Physiotherapy helps to restore mobility, strength and function when someone is affected by injury, illness, or disability. Physiotherapy includes rehabilitation, as well as prevention of injury, and promotion of health and fitness. Physiotherapists work on mobilizing your soft tissues and joints during each session. For example, if you have tension or pain in your upper body, the physiotherapist will work on the stiff muscles and joints in the involved area. The hands-on treatment relieves stiffness, soreness and pain to ensure you get relief.
During a session, our physiotherapists provide hands-on treatment to manipulate, mobilise and stretch the body tissues. If your physiotherapist determines you can benefit from other treatment options, such as laser therapy, shockwave, IMS or ultrasound, they will use it. That will be decided after your assessment.
Our Physiotherapist will design exercises to help improve your mobility and strength.
What are common areas of focus?
We can address any painful area. Our physiotherapists also specialize in treating concussion, vertigo problems, pregnancy-related pain and discomfort and pelvic floor disorders.
In our clinic, we do hands-on treatment, unlike other clinics (Our Physiotherapists spend one on one with our clients and use machines only when deemed necessary.
Yes, We directly bill ICBC.
What can I expect at my first appointment?
Your physiotherapist will do a full assessment to understand the cause of your problem. Then according to that diagnosis, they will discuss the proposed treatment plan and expected outcomes with you. Next, you will receive your first treatment based on the physiotherapist’s findings.
Do you bill WorkSafeBC directly?
No, we don’t directly deal with WorkSafeBC when it comes to physiotherapy. You can still come in for treatment, but you’ll have to pay as private. We will give you a copy of your invoice, and you can later submit it to your WorkSafeBC adjuster to get reimbursed.
Do you offer pelvic floor physiotherapy?
Yes, two of our physiotherapists are certified in providing pelvic floor physiotherapy treatments.
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