Tele-Rehabilitation
Tele-rehabilitation gives you a way to connect with your physiotherapist or kinesiologist when an in-person visit is not practical or needed.
When virtual care may help
Tele-rehabilitation may be useful if you have mobility or transportation barriers or want guidance between in-person visits and aren't able to attend in person.
What can happen virtually
A tele-rehab appointment may include:
- a conversation about your symptoms, goals, and progress
- movement screening or guided self-assessment
- education about your injury or condition
- instruction in self-management strategies
- exercise review and progression
- guidance on returning to activity
- help deciding whether an in-person appointment is needed
Your practitioner will adapt the session based on what can be safely and usefully assessed online.
How to prepare
You will need a device with video, a stable internet connection, and enough space to move comfortably if movement or exercise review is part of the appointment.
It may help to have:
- comfortable clothing
- any exercise equipment you have been using
- a list of questions or changes in symptoms
- enough room for your practitioner to see how you move
What to expect from your Tele-Rehabilitation session
We have put together a short video detailing what to expect from your tele-rehabilitation session. Please see below.
When in-person care may be better
In-person care is always our preference. It allows us the best opportunity for quality assessment and treatment. In-person visits are recommended if your symptoms are new, severe, changing quickly, difficult to assess virtually, or likely to benefit from hands-on treatment, clinic equipment, or more specific testing.
If you are unsure whether tele-rehabilitation is appropriate, contact the clinic. We can help you decide whether a virtual appointment makes sense or whether in-person care would be more suitable.
Tele-Rehabilitation is offered by:
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John Howick
physiotherapist -
Kevin Frudd
physiotherapist -
Catherine Bolton
physiotherapist -
Robert Wingert
physiotherapist -
Amy Moffat
physiotherapist -
Jen Jones-Larsen
physiotherapist -
Kevin Stoll
physiotherapist -
Tim Schmidt
physiotherapist -
Cameron Morrow
physiotherapist -
Jessica Abt
physiotherapist -
Jacob Coelho
physiotherapist -
Marianne Boulerice-Jackson
physiotherapist -
Kyle Hutton
physiotherapist -
Sue Grono
kinesiologist