Absolutely. Physiotherapy improves joint mobility, strengthens supportive muscles, reduces inflammation, and helps you stay active with less pain. Exercise therapy, manual therapy, and education are key components of long‑term arthritis management.
Absolutely. Physiotherapy improves joint mobility, strengthens supportive muscles, reduces inflammation, and helps you stay active with less pain. Exercise therapy, manual therapy, and education are key components of long‑term arthritis management.
Manual therapy is one component of physiotherapy, but physiotherapy includes much more. Physiotherapists use exercise prescription, movement retraining, education, injury prevention strategies, and rehabilitation planning alongside manual techniques to deliver comprehensive care.
Physiotherapy is a diverse profession that utilizes many different assessment and treatment techniques and modalities to help alleviate pain, restore proper movement patterns, and increase strength and function.
Treatment techniques are specific to each individual, however you can request a treatment type and chat with your healthcare professionals regarding whether it is right for you. The available treatments include:
Aside from general day to day aches and pains, we can treat a wide variety of conditions and pain syndromes, such as;
You can book online through the website or call at (604)441-3538
Private health insurance information & BC CareCard number
ICBC claims - please have your claim number
WorkSafeBC claims - Please have your claim number
Imaging & investigations - if possible, please bring your imaging results (x-rays, ultrasounds, MRIs, MRAs, CT scans) or any other relevant health investigations.
Medications - please be prepared with a list of medications currently used.
A pair of shorts for knee, hip, or low back injuries.
Sporting shirt or top for neck, shoulder, or elbow injuries.
If sport specific, bring your running shoes or gear.
We are here to answer your questions and help you take the next step toward feeling better.