Physiotherapy North Vancouver
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Physiotherapy North Vancouver is available via telehealth! Visit our Online Booking Page to make an appointment.
Accelerate Your Pain Relief
Our physiotherapists are highly committed to helping their patients and often use a hands on approach to treat pain to help patients reach their wellness goals. Our physiotherapists are trained in manual therapy including massage, joint mobilization and manipulation. They are also able to prescribe exercises so you can work on your health at home! Whether you want to return to sport, tackle that half marathon or just be able to do the dishes again we can help! At NSSM our patients are our top priority.
All of our practitioners book patients every half hour, giving you double the time that other clinics provide. We take the time to listen, assess the issue, and develop an individualized plan.
Initial Physiotherapy Assessment (45 or 60 min): This option is for new patients, current patients who have a new injury, or current patients who have not seen their physiotherapist in over 3 months. With this treatment option, your physiotherapist will be able to assess and diagnose your injury, make a treatment plan for you, and provide treatment. This could include acupuncture, IMS (dry needling), manual therapy, etc.
Physiotherapy Follow-Up Treatment (30 min): This option is for patients who have had an appointment in the last 3 months for the same injury. With this treatment option your physiotherapist will be able to evaluate your progress, update or modify your exercises, and provide hands on treatment, which could include acupuncture, IMS (dry needling), manual therapy, etc.
Following a motor vehicle accident, patients with a valid ICBC claim number will have access to a set number of pre-authorized treatments within the first 12 weeks of their accident.
• Physiotherapy – 25 sessions
• Massage – 12 sessions
• Active Rehab – 12 sessions
If patients require treatment outside this pre-approved period, extensions can be requested from ICBC pending approval from your adjuster. Please contact us if you have any questions about the status of your ICBC coverage.
Please see our Prices page for more information about our ICBC fee structure.
Patients with a valid WSBC claim number are able to access physiotherapy treatment at our clinic free of charge as approved by a WSBC case manager. WSBC patients may book with Manna at our Deep Cove location and Edmund or Dorothy at our Brooksbank location. Please ensure you provide us with your active and approved claim number prior to your appointment.
GLA:D (Good Life with Arthritis in Denmark) is an exercise program developed by researchers and physiotherapists in Denmark for people with symptoms of knee or hip osteoarthritis (OA). Our program is delivered by GLA:D-trained registered physiotherapists (Ramsey and Allison Ezzat). Due to COVID-19, the entire program is currently being delivered VIRTUALLY through Telehealth. TheraBands will be provided by NSSM, and no other equipment is required.
This program includes a 30 minute individual assessment followed by two education sessions, and 12 group exercise classes. The exercise classes are limited to 6 participants and run twice a week for 6 weeks. If you are currently seeing a physiotherapist, this program can be done concurrently. You do not need to be diagnosed with OA to attend this program.
If you are interested in participating in this program, the first step is to book a GLA:D assessment with Allison or Ramsey. Please contact us at 604-973-0242 if you have any questions or for information about the next program dates.
Physiotherapy North Vancouver can
- Hasten your body’s natural healing process, accelerating your return to sport or activity.
- Decrease the impact of sprains and strains of muscles, ligaments and joints including the neck, shoulder, elbow, wrist, hand, knee, foot, ankle and the spine.
- Decrease chronic pain and limit the likelihood of injury recurrence.
- Provide rehabilitation guidance for motor vehicle accidents or work-related injuries.
