4.9 · 308 patient reviews

BLVD Wellness– Physiotherapy in Burnaby

A clinic designed for your recovery. Seven disciplines under one roof in Metro Vancouver, working from a single plan for your recovery. Rated 4.9 stars across more than 300 reviews. Our mission is to get people back to the things they quietly stopped doing. Our…

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About BLVD Wellness

BLVD Wellness is a multidisciplinary clinic in Burnaby offering physiotherapy, massage therapy, acupuncture, chiropractic, and kinesiology. They specialize in treating headaches, TMJ pain, and provide ICBC coverage with direct billing.
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6Team members
4.9From 308 reviews
102Specialties & services
6 practitioners

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Jeremy Chow

Physiotherapist

Jeremy completed his Master of Physical Therapy and Bachelor of Kinesiology at UBC. His approach combines manual therapy, soft tissue techniques, IMS/dry needling, education, and exercise prescription. He enjoys working with volleyball players and racket-sport athletes.

Laurence Chin

Physiotherapist

Born and raised in Toronto, Laurence moved to Vancouver in 2010. He is actively involved with the Vancouver paddling community and has been coaching Olympic canoe and kayak at the False Creek Racing Canoe Club since 2012.

Sing Ng

Physiotherapist

Sing is a physiotherapist at BLVD Wellness known for helping patients with TMJ pain and chronic headaches.

Megan Nguyen

Registered Massage Therapist

Megan is a Registered Massage Therapist at BLVD Wellness.

Clinical Disciplines

Our Specialties

Sports PhysiotherapySports Physiotherapy provides specialized assessment, treatment, rehabilitation, and injury prevention for athletes and active individuals. It combines individualized exercise, movement analysis, manual therapy, progressive loading, and sport-specific rehabilitation to support recovery and a safe return to activity.
Orthopaedic PhysiotherapyOrthopaedic Physiotherapy focuses on the assessment, treatment, and rehabilitation of musculoskeletal conditions affecting the spine, joints, muscles, tendons, ligaments, and bones. Treatment combines individualized exercise, manual therapy, movement rehabilitation, education, and progressive strengthening to reduce pain, restore mobility, improve function, and support recovery after injury or surgery.
Neurological PhysiotherapyNeurological physiotherapy focuses on improving movement, balance, coordination, strength, mobility and functional independence for people living with neurological conditions, injuries and impairments. Treatment may include individualized exercise, gait and balance rehabilitation, motor retraining, functional rehabilitation and specialized neurological techniques.
All specialties listed (91)
Respiratory PhysiotherapyICU / Critical Care PhysiotherapyPaediatric PhysiotherapyGeriatric PhysiotherapyPelvic Floor PhysiotherapyPre & Postnatal PhysiotherapyWomen's Health PhysiotherapyOccupational PhysiotherapySpinal PhysiotherapyPain Psychology & PhysiotherapyPsychosomatic PhysiotherapyCommunity PhysiotherapyDisability Physiotherapy (NDIS)Indigenous Health PhysiotherapyOncology Physiotherapy

Therapeutic Modalities · What we help with

Manual Therapy
Aquatic Therapy & Hydrotherapy
Chiropractic Care
Acupuncture
Massage Therapy
Shockwave Therapy
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Insurance & Coverage

ICBC
ICBC

Clinical Comfort

Universal AccessWheelchair accessible
Priority ParkingFree parking
ICBC SupportICBC approved
Virtual CareVirtual appointments
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Hours & location

Address4279 Dawson St, #301, Burnaby, BC V5C 0N5
Hours
Monday8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Tuesday8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Wednesday8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Thursday8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Friday8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Saturday8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
SundayClosed
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Frequently asked questions

Plan for about 45 minutes.

Because most clenching and grinding happens while you are asleep, so the muscles are loaded for hours with no break. Sleeping position adds to it, particularly on your side with the jaw pressed into the pillow. Stress plays a part too. Treatment works on the muscles themselves, on sleeping position, and on the daytime habits that feed the night time load.

You get an estimate at the end of the first assessment rather than an open ended plan. A jaw that has been painful for years usually takes longer than a recent flare. There is a review point built in, and your physiotherapist will tell you if it is not responding rather than booking you in indefinitely.

Work is fine. Most people go straight back to their day. Training is worth easing off. Light movement is fine, but a hard session straight afterwards tends to undo what the treatment was for, and some people feel tired or a little light headed for an hour or two.

No. You can book acupuncture directly with us. Some extended health plans ask for a physician referral before they will reimburse you, so it is worth reading your plan wording before your first visit.

You can resume normal activities immediately after treatment. Mild soreness for 24-48 hours is normal as your body adjusts. Drink plenty of water, avoid strenuous exercise for the rest of the day, and apply ice if needed. Avoid heavy lifting for 24 hours after your adjustment.

No referral is needed to book a chiropractor at BLVD Wellness. Chiropractors in BC are primary care providers, so you can book directly. Some extended health insurance plans may require a referral for coverage, but ICBC claims do not require one.

Yes, you can combine chiropractic care with massage therapy or other services.

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