Q: I have been in a motor vehicle accident. Should I go to physiotherapy?
A: Yes, an assessment with a physiotherapist is important. Injuries sustained during a motor vehicle accident are often difficult to predict and can persist over time. Most injuries related to car accidents respond well to physiotherapy. The sooner physiotherapy begins, the quicker the recovery.

Q: Do I need a doctor's referral to come to physiotherapy?

A:  A referral from your doctor is not required to recieve physiotherapy.

Q: Does the goverment cover any of the treatments?

A: Alberta Health Care will cover treatments (number vary according to injury) if you had surgery or broken a bone.  They also provide some assistance for people that are receiving government financial assistance or who have difficulty paying for treatments.  You may call the clinic for futher information.

Q: What can I expect on my initial visit?
A: During the initial visit, the physiotherapist will ask questions about the history of the condition, assess the current problem, perform a physical examination, provide a physical diagnosis, outline a treatment protocol and provide the first treatment. We encourage you to ask questions so that you understand how physiotherapy will help and how you can be an active participant in your own rehabilitation and prevention.

Q: How quickly will I be seen for my first appointment?
A: We will make every effort to book an appointment within 24 hours.
 
Q: How many treatments will I need?
A: Every condition is individually evaluated, based on the person and severity of their condition and patient activity expectations. Your physiotherapist will advise you of an appropriate treatment plan after your initial visit. 
 
Q: Does extended health cover my physiotherapy treatment?
A: Most extended health plans will cover physiotherapy and massage therapy. Check with your health plan provider for more specific details.
  

Q: Is there free parking?
A: We offer free parking for patients.