Physiotherapy FAQs

At Beaverton Physiotherapy, we offer a comprehensive range of services to cater to your diverse health needs. These include general physiotherapy for various physical conditions, pain relief for chronic and acute discomfort, concussion therapy for post-injury recovery, exercise therapy for improved mobility and strength, connect therapy for holistic healing, taping/bracing for injury prevention and support, pelvic floor therapy for related disorders, and pre and post-natal physiotherapy for expectant and new mothers.

We provide relief for a variety of pains, whether they're chronic or acute. Our therapists are skilled in identifying the root cause of your discomfort and applying effective techniques for pain alleviation. We handle pain resulting from injuries, postural issues, medical conditions, and more.

Connect therapy is a holistic approach to treatment that considers the interconnectedness of the body's systems. Rather than treating isolated symptoms, connect therapy looks at how different parts of the body influence one another. This approach can be especially beneficial for complex or persistent conditions, as it seeks to address the underlying causes of your discomfort, promoting long-term health improvement.

Yes, we do treat motor vehicle accident injuries. Please bring the details of your car insurance, your claim and policy number, the date of your accident, and your adjuster's name, phone, and fax number. Also, bring details of any additional health insurance coverage you may have.

Our Pelvic Floor Therapy service focuses on addressing various pelvic health concerns. This involves using targeted exercises and techniques to strengthen the pelvic floor muscles, which can help reduce discomfort, improve bladder control, and enhance overall pelvic health. It's a specialized service provided by our expert therapists who tailor treatment plans to individual client needs.

Our Taping/Bracing services offer support and stability to injured or weak body areas, encouraging better movement patterns and aiding in injury prevention. These methods are particularly helpful for those recovering from injuries or experiencing chronic pain, facilitating improved mobility and comfort.

The Pre and Post-Natal Physiotherapy service at Beaverton Physiotherapy provides personalized care to support women during pregnancy and after childbirth. This includes managing physical changes, addressing any discomfort or pain, and strengthening the body for the demands of motherhood. This service aims to enhance the wellbeing of mothers during this crucial phase.

When you arrive for your first appointment, you'll need to fill out some paperwork. We recommend coming in 10 minutes early to get a start on these forms. This will include your medical history, a list of your current medications, and any relevant diagnostic results such as X-rays, ultrasounds, or MRIs. If you have any doctor referrals or extended health insurance information, please bring those as well.

For your initial assessment, please wear clothes that allow visibility of the body, such as tank tops and shorts. This allows our physiotherapist to conduct a thorough full-body examination, including assessing your posture, range of motion, and strength.

The first appointment includes a comprehensive assessment of your injury, pain, concerns, and goals. The therapist will discuss your reasons for seeking therapy, your concerns, and your recovery goals. After the conversation, the physiotherapist will conduct a detailed assessment to understand your physical condition better. Once the cause of your pain or limitations is identified, the therapist will advise you on the treatment plan and provide education on how to proceed.

We accept cash, cheque, and debit payments. We also offer direct billing with certain insurance companies, which you can inquire about when scheduling your appointment.

Yes, typically, you will have to pay upfront for the first appointment and be reimbursed by your insurance company. After the initial appointment, we may be able to direct bill your insurance company. However, this depends on your insurance company and benefits plan, so it's best to inquire beforehand.

As a primary healthcare provider, we don't require a physician's referral for physiotherapy. However, in some cases, your insurance company may require one. It's best to review your policy or call your insurance company in advance to find out.

Absolutely! You have the right to choose the physiotherapy clinic that you prefer. It's important to remember that you are in charge of your own health, so you can certainly choose to use your referral at Beaverton Physiotherapy if you wish.