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Rehabilitation Services

Welcome to Rehabilitation Services

 

After an injury or illness, your priority will be getting back to ‘normal’ life as quickly as possible – and we are here to help you. We offer a comprehensive range of rehabilitation services including physiotherapy and chiropractic services, designed to boost your recovery. We provide a highly person-centered rehabilitation, meaning that the interventions and approach selected for each individual depends on their goals and preferences. Whether you require short-term or long-term care, we will work alongside you and your loved ones to deliver a personalized program that inspires hope, promotes independence and ultimately enhances your quality of life. 

Physiotherapy

Examination and Evaluation
  • Assessment of the patient (history, tests and measures) are based on referral, patient diagnosis and clinical presentation. Evaluation may include:
    • Physical performance, including muscle strength, joint range of motion, balance, mobility, sensation, coordination and motor control
    • Functional performance including transition between positions, transfers, function in the upright position, posture and gait
    • Nature, location and factors impacting the patient’s pain/pain perception
    • Use of mobility devices such as gait assistive devices and wheelchairs
  • Alleviating impairment and functional limitations by designing, implementing and modifying therapeutic interventions that include:
    • Therapeutic exercises such as passive range of motion to resistive exercises, stretching, balance and coordination, proprioception, posture and gait training
    • Manual Therapy involving joint mobilization, manipulation and therapeutic massage
    • Biophysical agents which include: Electrotherapeutic modalities, such as Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve  Stimulation, Faradic stimulation and Therapeutic Ultrasound; physical agents and mechanical modalities, such as Hot Moist Pack/Ice Pack, Paraffin Wax Bath, and the use of gym equipment for cardiovascular, flexibility and strength training
    • Proper use of an assistive device (canes, crutches, walker)
  • Preventing injury, impairment and functional limitation and disability including promotion and maintenance of health, wellness and fitness and quality of life in all age populations

Chiropractic Care

Chiropractic care is a patient-centered, non-invasive, hands-on and regulated health care profession focused on the spine, muscles, joints and nervous system.

Doctors of chiropractic, called ‘chiropractors’ are spine, muscle, joint and nervous system experts. Every chiropractor receives at least six to seven years of post-secondary academic and clinical education. They are trained in how to evaluate, diagnose, recommend and deliver a treatment plan that manages issues within these systems, according to your preferences.

Chiropractors use the best available evidence and clinical expertise to diagnose issues that affect body’s movement, primarily focused on the spine. They treat the issues without medication or surgery to prevent it from returning. Chiropractic care can also promote health and improve the quality of life, as well as alleviate pain.

Chiropractic Treatments

After the first appointment to assess your condition, the chiropractor will use their clinical expertise and the best available evidence to make a diagnosis and recommend treatment options for you.

Chiropractic care is the primary method of treatment for many medical conditions, such as low back pain, neck pain, and tension headaches. Chiropractors use various treatments, depending on their patient’s specific needs and preferences. Common treatments include manual, ‘hands-on’ spinal manipulation therapy, soft-tissue therapy and may prescribe some home exercises. 

One of the most frequent treatments a chiropractor uses is manual manipulation of the vertebrae of the spine or other joints, which is called an ‘adjustment.’ To perform an adjustment, your chiropractor will use their hands to apply controlled force to your joint and guide it through a range of motion. This action restores your joint’s natural movement and improves its function.

When applied to your spine, this treatment is called spinal manipulation therapy (SMT). Manipulation is also used on other joints, such as those in your wrist, ankle or foot, as an effective treatment.

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