At River Heights Physiotherapy in Winnipeg we provide individualized physiotherapy assessments and treatments for people of all ages and activity levels. Our physiotherapists have advanced training and experience in areas such as TMJ/Jaw Pain, Biomechanical Foot Assessments, Acupuncture, and Vestibular Treatment. We are committed to…
River Heights Physiotherapy in Winnipeg provides individualized physiotherapy assessments and treatments for people of all ages and activity levels. They specialize in orthopaedic physiotherapy, TMJ/jaw pain, vertigo/balance, acupuncture, custom orthotics, osteoporosis, joint replacements, and massage. The clinic offers one-on-one care in private treatment rooms with direct billing and free parking.
An initial assessment usually requires an hour of your time.
Your physician's name and number, list of current medications, the names and contact numbers of other healthcare professionals you may be consulting, t-shirt and shorts (clinic gowns, shorts and muscle shirts are also available). Running shoes may also be required.
Information regarding your present health status and present complaints will be taken by your physiotherapist. The appointment begins with a thorough interview about the history and nature of your problem. The physical examination analyzes your movement and posture. The involved joints and muscles are measured for strength, range of movement and the source of any pain. Sometimes temporary soreness can result from the initial assessment and treatment.
An understanding of your condition, how you can start to manage it and a guideline as to how many visits your treatment may take.
Physiotherapy is a healthcare profession directed at evaluating, restoring and/or maintaining physical function. Physiotherapists have a detailed understanding of how the body works and are university educated. They are trained to assess and improve movement and function. They educate people in how to minimize pain and prevent injury.
Extended Blue Cross covers up to 90% of their fee schedule and the yearly maximum is typically $450.00. If you had an injury at work accepted by the Workers Compensation Board your treatments will be covered. Manitoba Public Insurance pays for treatment required as a result of injuries.