Physiotherapy Services
Our Physiotherapy team will work with you to improve: mobility, physical activity, and overall health and wellness. Treatments typically include an individual assessment by a physiotherapist, followed by team-based care including education on self-management and active exercise prescription.
Examples of conditions treated by physiotherapy might include: osteoarthritis, athletic and sports injuries, rotator cuff injuries, COPD/breathing difficulties, chronic pain, fibromyalgia, balance and falls concerns, and vestibular problems such as vertigo.
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We offer One to One Services and Group Programs. Please see eligibility below.
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*Note: Eligibility also subject to assessment by physiotherapist
For more information on our services, talk to your family doctor, or give us a call at:
Phone: 289-861-5611, ext 5512
Email: physiotherapy@burlingtonfht.com
Below is a list of the current programs we are offering.
One to One Services
*Eligibility:
-20-64 yrs of age
-not eligible for OHIP
-no extended health benefits
-no active WSIB claim
-no active motor vehicle accident claim
-no personal injury claim/litigation
Group Programs
*Eligibilty:
-20 years of age or older
Group programs focus on:
· Hip & knee osteoarthritis
· Balance & mobility
· Persistent pain
· Shoulder Injury
· COPD, Asthma, Chronic Bronchitis
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Persistent Pain Program
A 8 week, research based program for people with chronic/persistent pain. Includes group and 1:1 sessions with education and exercise therapy
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GLA:D Canada
A 7 week, research based program for people with hip and/or knee osteoarthritis. Includes group education & exercise
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Pulmonary Rehab
An 8 week, group-based, education and exercise program for individuals living with COPD or other chronic lung diseases.
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EFEA (Exercise For Everyday Activities)
A 7 week, group based education & function-focused exercise program for people with balance and mobility issues
Program
LIFT
A 7 - week, group-based, education and exercise program for people with shoulder pain. Exercise is focused on regaining movement and functional abilities in the injured shoulder.
