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Welcome to PhysioNow’s patient resource about ACL reconstruction repair surgery. Below you will find information about the physiotherapy process before and after surgery….
Are you experiencing foot or ankle pain? Is it painful to walk, run or go up and down stairs? Has ankle or foot pain caused you stop participating in sports or exercise? You are not alone! Ankle and foot pain are very common and can be caused from a variety of sources…
We can provide custom knee braces from a variety of suppliers to meet every level of activity and sport that you may need.The suppliers that we use are always reputable and we continue to bring in new braces as soon as innovative designs become available in the marketplace…
Are you experiencing elbow pain? Does it hurt to lift things or hold the steering wheel? Does it hurt to golf or play tennis? How about mousing on your computer or typing on your phone or keyboard?…
Are you experiencing foot or ankle pain? Is it painful to walk, run or go up and down stairs? Has ankle or foot pain caused you stop participating in sports or exercise? You are not alone! Ankle and foot pain are very common and can be caused from a variety of sources…
Have you experienced a fracture somewhere? Fractures can be a challenge to fully recover from. They can cause stiffness, decreased strength and poor function of the muscles and joints all around the fracture. Depending on the location of the fracture, it can affect the way you walk, write or move…
Are you experiencing hip pain when you walk, run or exercise? Is your hip hurting when you sleep or turn in bed? Is it causing you to limp when you walk? Does your hip hurt when you rise from sitting? Have you had a hip joint replacement?…
Are you experiencing hand pain? Does it hurt to handle things or hold your cup? Does your finger get stuck in one position and lock? Is it painful to turn a door handle? Are your fingers stiff in the morning?…
Are you suffering from knee pain? Is it painful to walk, do stairs or run? Have you been injured in an accident or did you slip and fall? Ski injury, hockey, football, or soccer? Knee pain is one of the most common injuries seen at our office! The knee joint was not a well designed joint…
Are you suffering from debilitating back pain? Is it hard to sit or bend? Are you stiff in the morning and does it affect your sleep? Back pain can just be a constant, dull ache in the middle of your back or it can ache off to one side…
Neck pain is one of the most common types of injuries and it affects people from all walks of life. Many times you have no idea what has caused your neck to hurt but it sure gets in the way of doing all of your normal activities…
Plantar fasciitis ( plantarfasciitis) is a common diagnosis for complaints of foot pain. The suffix “-itis” means “the inflammation of”, so in this case, it is the inflammation of something called the plantar fascia. The plantar…..
Are you suffering from shoulder pain? Shoulder pain is one of the most common types of injuries. Does your shoulder hurt to put on your seat belt or reach into the back seat? How about reaching into the top cupboard or putting on a shirt or sweater?…
The temporomandibular joint or TMJ for short, is the joint that forms our jaw and connects it to the skull. We have 2 TMJ joints on either side of the skull, located just in front of our ears. The joint is created from the intersection….
Are you experiencing wrist pain? Are you feeling numbness into your fingers and hand? Is it hard to turn door handles or grip your cup in the morning? Is it painful to carry grocery bags or type on your phone?…
If you’ve had a recent injury and it’s still giving you trouble after a couple of days, we recommend coming in for an assessment. Some signs that you may benefit include pain, swelling, weakness, and difficulty performing your regular movements. It is important to take care of your injury to minimize the risk of a more severe injury in the future!
Nope! We are able to take patients with or without a referral. Fortunately, this lets us take the same day and emergency appointments. If you’ve woken up with an unknown pain, you can come in immediately to be treated. However, some of our patients that have extended health care coverage (EHC) may require a physician’s note for billing purposes.
Wear some athletic, and loose fitting clothes where you are able to expose the injured or affected area. If you have received any imaging, you can also bring them with you for your therapist to take a look at. If you are using extended health care coverage and would like to set up direct billing, bring the card or the plan number to the clinic.
You’ll meet your treating therapist at the first appointment, who will do a comprehensive assessment with you. They’ll ask you questions about your condition to get an understanding of it. Next, they will ask you to perform different movements and may perform some tests on you to reveal the nature of your issue. Once this is done, they will perform a treatment to start resolving your issue, and give you some advice and exercise for home. Then, they will suggest a treatment schedule and help you book your next appointments.
Individual treatment times will vary depending on the area of injury and complexity. Physiotherapy appointments generally last 40 minutes to 1 hour on the first day, including both the assessment and treatment. Follow-up appointments include a reassessment and treatment and are usually around 30 minutes.
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