Physiotherapy Rehabilitation
Experience Scientific-Literature Guided Injury-Rehabilitation With a Physiotherapist in Ottawa
If an injury or limitation is slowing you down, or if you're experiencing stiff joints, or tendon/ligament irritation, contact our physiotherapists for a thorough analysis of your biomechanics/anatomical presentation. From sports Injuries, to functional day-to-day limitations, your Physiotherapist will identify the structure(s) involved, and tailor a personalized physiotherapy treatment protocol for efficient recovery, return to function, and prevent re-injury or reoccurrence:
- Back Pain: Understand the Precise Structure Involved Through the Evaluation of Disc Involvement, Facet Joint Irritation, Or Muscular Root-Cause to the Symptoms.
- Structural Injuries: Ligament Sprains, Nerve Compression, Joint-Cartilage Irritation, Muscle Tears, and Tendon Strains Treatment.
- Shoulder’s Rotator Cuff Muscles (Infraspinatus, Supraspinatus, Teres Minor, and Subscapularis) Tendinopathy Rehab.
- Post Surgical: ACL Reconstruction, Meniscus Repair, Spine Vertebrae Fusion, Total or Partial Hip and knee Replacements.
- Carpal Tunnel Compression: Optimal Assessment and Rehabilitation of the 10 Structures Within the Tunnel of the Wrist Joint to Drive Efficient Recovery and Mobility.
- Sciatica: Analysis of Compression Along the Path of The Sciatic Nerve.
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Scientific-Literature Based Personalized Physiotherapy Treatments
Incorporating Science-Backed Biomechanical Analysis So You Can Come Back Stronger.
Understand Your Injury
In this professional physiotherapy practice, the team has a total integration of scientific literature into clinical practice. Our registered physiotherapists are dedicated to delivering exceptional, evidence-based treatment tailored to each patient's diagnosis.
Your physiotherapists will discuss thorough assessment findings, explain the diagnosis, perform physiotherapy treatments that include manual therapy to restore joint mechanics at different stages of healing, and prescribe injury-specific rehabilitation protocols.
Your physiotherapists will discuss thorough assessment findings, explain the diagnosis, perform physiotherapy treatments that include manual therapy to restore joint mechanics at different stages of healing, and prescribe injury-specific rehabilitation protocols.
Your physiotherapists will discuss thorough assessment findings, explain the diagnosis, perform physiotherapy treatments that include manual therapy to restore joint mechanics at different stages of healing, and prescribe injury-specific rehabilitation protocols.
Your physiotherapists will discuss thorough assessment findings, explain the diagnosis, perform physiotherapy treatments that include manual therapy to restore joint mechanics at different stages of healing, and prescribe injury-specific rehabilitation protocols.
Your physiotherapists will discuss thorough assessment findings, explain the diagnosis, perform physiotherapy treatments that include manual therapy to restore joint mechanics at different stages of healing, and prescribe injury-specific rehabilitation protocols.
By combining science-driven rehabilitation with personalized care, we helped athletes and active individuals heal safely, return stronger, and build resilience that prevents future re-injury.
Your physiotherapists will discuss thorough assessment findings, explain the diagnosis, perform physiotherapy treatments that include manual therapy to restore joint mechanics at different stages of healing, and prescribe injury-specific rehabilitation protocols.
By combining science-driven rehabilitation with personalized care, we helped athletes and active individuals heal safely, return stronger, and build resilience that prevents future re-injury.
Insurance Coverage
Physiotherapy Is Covered Under Many Insurance Plans
Should you have any uncertainties regarding your insurance coverage for registered physiotherapy services provided by a Registered Physiotherapist, please verify with your insurance provider.
Comprehensive Clinical Assessment, Diagnosis, and Treatment.
Physiotherapy Assessment and Treatment Session
Your Physiotherapist will perform a comprehensive assessment of the injury or limitation, focusing on establishing the correct diagnosis, evaluate body mechanics through objective testing and thorough assessment.
Sharing significant clinical findings and providing a clinical diagnosis.
Here's a general overview of what it typically involv
Your Physiotherapist will perform a comprehensive assessment of the injury or limitation, focusing on establishing the correct diagnosis, evaluate body mechanics through objective testing and thorough assessment.
Sharing significant clinical findings and providing a clinical diagnosis.
Here's a general overview of what it typically involves:
History Taking: Medical history, the nature of your injury or condition, mechanism of injury (MOI), trauma, gradual onset, pre-disposed conditions, and other variables.
Observation: The Physiotherapist will observe your posture, movement, alignment, and any visible signs of injury, such as swelling or bruising.
Objective Assessment: Thorough investigation of relevant involvement of different ligaments, tendons, muscles, bones, or cartilage, addressing both joint above and joint below the injury to identify any possible contributing factors.
Physical Examination: This includes testing your range of motion, muscle strength, special stress tests, and joint function.
- Active range of motion testing in different planes and axis within the joints' articulating surfaces along different skeletal bones.
- Passive range of motion testing through physiotherapist analysis of articular mechanics and different ligament laxity or cartilage end-feel of the range of motion.
- Resisted isometric muscle testing to isolate different muscles involved without the confounding variable of joint mechanics.
- Functional Testing: Assessing how your condition affects your ability to perform daily activities based on the root-cause of the problem.
- Gait analysis and plumb line centre of gravity distribution post rehab and during treatment sessions to ensure balance and return to function efficiency.
Diagnosis: Based on the findings, the Physiotherapist will discuss the diagnosis with you. Analysis is drawn paving the way for a hands-on treatment based on the stage of healing of the injury, and targeted initial rehab protocol prescription to head-start the rehab process and return to full function.
Treatment Plan: The Physiotherapist will outline a treatment plan tailored to your specific needs, which may include exercises, manual therapy, and education on injury rehabilitation.
Your Physiotherapist will follow up on your response to rehab protocol, focusing on restoring healthy body mechanics through manual therapy and targeted physiotherapy exercise prescription, with a structured rehab protocol that propels an efficient injury rehabilitation process.
Here’s a general overview of what it typically involves:
Manual Therapy: This includes hands-on techniques by a Registered physiotherapist, such as soft tissue work, joint mobilization, and manipulation, to create an environment conducive to efficient healing and improved mobility.
Personalized Rehab Protocol Prescription: Tailored exercises prescribed by the physiotherapist aim to enhance strength, flexibility, and endurance, which can include stretching, resistance training, and cardiovascular exercises.
Electrotherapy: This method uses electrical energy to relieve pain, stimulate muscles, and promote healing, incorporating techniques like EMS (electro-muscular stimulation).
Education and Clinical Advice: The physiotherapist provides injury rehabilitation education to patients, covering their condition, proper management, and ergonomic practices.
Physiotherapy treatments are highly personalized, with specific methods depending on your condition, goals, and healing stages of the injury. Recommendations for resources or devices such as crutches, braces, or orthotics are also provided to support healing. It’s a collaborative process, and your registered physiotherapist will work closely with you to develop the most effective treatment plan.
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