Khalsa Physiotherapy Clinic4.8 ·Surrey, BC
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4.8 · 105 patient reviews

Khalsa Physiotherapy Clinic– Physiotherapy in Surrey

Our highly experienced team of physiotherapists is dedicated to provide careful and comfortable care using high-end and latest equipments. We use an exceptional and evidence-based approach to address common injuries of the body like Vestibular Rehab, Concussion Treatment, Neurological Rehab, Active Rehab, Laser Therapy, Massage…

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8388 128 St #4, Newton, Surrey, BC V3W 4G2
Wheelchair accessibleFree parkingWCB approved

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About Khalsa Physiotherapy Clinic

Khalsa Physiotherapy Clinic is a renowned physiotherapy clinic in Surrey, BC, offering evidence-based treatments for back pain, shoulder pain, joint pain, and more. They provide services such as vestibular rehab, concussion treatment, neurological rehab, active rehab, laser therapy, massage therapy, and dry needling.
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4.8From 105 reviews
87Specialties & services
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Manpreet Khaira

Physiotherapist

Manpreet graduated from India in 2006 with Bachelors of Physiotherapy and masters in 2008 and NOW is a full registered Physiotherapist in good standing with CPTBC. She has more than 10 years of experience as a Physiotherapist. She has vast experience in her field. She is a team worker and loves to work with other health professionals. She is organized and takes her profession very seriously. Her field of expertise are in Motor Vehicle injuries (ICBC), Workplace Injuries, Pre-and Post Operative Rehabilitation, acupuncture. She is a member of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association, and the Physiotherapy Association of British Columbia.

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 (79)
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
Acupuncture
Massage Therapy
Laser Therapy
Virtual Care
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Insurance & Coverage

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Clinical Comfort

Universal AccessWheelchair accessible
Priority ParkingFree parking
WCB SupportWCB approved
ICBC SupportICBC approved
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Address8388 128 St #4, Newton, Surrey, BC V3W 4G2
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Frequently asked questions

Physiotherapy can help with back pain, neck pain, joint pain, sports injuries, muscle stiffness, post surgery recovery, nerve problems, and balance issues. It is useful for both short term injuries and long term pain.

Physiotherapy focuses on reducing pain and helping you move better. Some exercises or treatments may feel uncomfortable at first, especially if your body is stiff or weak, but your therapist will keep it safe and comfortable.

Yes, physiotherapy is very helpful after surgery. It helps improve movement, reduce stiffness, build strength, and support faster and safer recovery. Regular physiotherapy sessions also help prevent complications and make it easier to return to daily activities with confidence.

Many insurance plans in Canada cover physiotherapy, but the coverage depends on your individual policy. Most extended health benefit plans include physiotherapy coverage.

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