No but physiotherapy is covered under many extended health care plans. Contact your insurer to find out what your level of coverage is for physiotherapy.

Yes, they are welcome to attend any appointments and can be partners in your home exercise program.

Yes, there is no need to cancel unless you have severe cramps.

No, a doctor’s referral is not required: you have direct access to us. Some extended health insurance plans require a medical referral for reimbursement.

We do not do direct billing for extended health benefits. However, if you are covered under Medavie Blue Cross for RCMP, Veterans Affairs, or National Defence, we will direct bill.

The initial assessment takes roughly one hour. Follow-up visits are generally about 40 minutes.

This varies from patient to patient. Generally someone with incontinence will need fewer treatments (often 2-4 will be all that is needed), than someone with a complex chronic pain condition. After your initial assessment we will discuss a treatment plan with you. Treatments are often spaced out over several weeks to give you a chance to work with a home exercise program and establish new habits.

We generally suggest you see us after your 6-week check up; however if you are having significant difficulty with pain, bladder or bowel control post-partum, and would prefer not to wait, you can see us within a week or two of the birth.

We accept: visa, master card, debit, cash, and cheque.

You might find it helpful to bring in a list of your medications if you are taking several. There is no need to wear anything special.