Care That Starts With Understanding You
Pain and injury can affect more than your movement. They can interrupt your work, workouts, sleep, and everyday routines.
At ODP Physiotherapy & Wellness, we take the time to understand what you’re experiencing and how it is affecting your life. Your physiotherapist will assess your movement, identify contributing factors, and create a treatment plan focused on helping you move with greater comfort and confidence.
What Can Physiotherapy Help With?
Our physiotherapy team can support individuals experiencing:
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• Back and neck pain
• Shoulder, elbow, or wrist pain
• Hip, knee, or ankle pain
• Sports and activity-related injuries
• Muscle strains and joint sprains
• Post-surgical recovery
• Arthritis and joint stiffness
• Workplace and repetitive-strain injuries
• Balance or mobility concerns
• Ongoing or recurring pain
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What To Expect at Your First Visit
Tell Us What’s Going On
We’ll discuss your symptoms, health history, daily activities, and what you would like to get back to doing.
Complete Your Assessment
Your physiotherapist will assess your movement, strength, mobility, and the areas contributing to your discomfort.
Begin Your Treatment Plan
We’ll explain our findings, answer your questions, and create a personalized plan to help you move forward.
FAQ
A doctor’s referral is not usually required to see a physiotherapist. However, your insurance provider may require one for reimbursement, so we recommend checking your individual plan.
Wear comfortable clothing that allows your physiotherapist to assess and move the area being treated. Shorts or a tank top may be helpful depending on your concern.
The number of appointments varies depending on your condition, goals, health history, and response to treatment. Your physiotherapist will discuss recommendations with you following your assessment.
Please bring any relevant medical information, imaging reports, referral documents, or insurance details you may have.
Physiotherapy can:
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Improve neck, shoulders and joint movement
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Improve your posture
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Provide relief from headaches, neck and back pain
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Help with work-related muscle and joint injuries
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Increase speed of heeling for athletic injuries
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Improve flexibility and range of motion
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A large majority of musculoskeletal injuries and conditions can be greatly improved if not eliminated with manual physiotherapy. Anyone who feels limited in their normal day-to-day functions, exercise, or recreational activities due to pain or other symptoms can definitely benefit from physiotherapy.
The most common reasons to visit a physiotherapist include:
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Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
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Dislocated shoulder
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Elbow and wrist pain
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Foot and ankle pain
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Frozen Shoulder
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Pre/Post pregnancy back and pelvic pain
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Sports Injury
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Tennis Elbow
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Whiplash
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