No, you do not need a referral to be treated at our clinics because physiotherapy is a direct-access health care service. With that being said, some health insurance and coverage providers request a referral form when submitting receipts for reimbursements. Depending on what your injury or concern is, follow-up appointments usually take 20 to 40 minutes.
In nearly all cases, we will be evaluating the way you move. Therefore, bringing or wearing loose, comfortable clothing or workout gear (t-shirt and shorts) would be great. We do have shorts available should you need some. Your first visit to our clinic will always be an initial assessment. Throughout the assessment, your physical therapist will go through a subjective and physical examination of your concerns.
In nearly all cases, we will be evaluating the way you move. Therefore, bringing or wearing loose, comfortable clothing or workout gear (t-shirt and shorts) would be great. We do have shorts available should you need some. Your first visit to our clinic will always be an initial assessment. Throughout the assessment, your physical therapist will go through a subjective and physical examination of your concerns.
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Therapies include treatment of pain (including chronic pain), inflammation, restricted movement, joint instability, muscle weakness related to the bone, muscle and tendons of the body. Therapies include treatment of injuries that occurred as a result of a motor vehicle accident. Therapies include treatment of pelvic pain, prolapse, painful voiding, dyspareunia, incontinence, SI joint dysfunction, rectus diastasis, and myofascial release.
Stonebridge
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Jennifer Helmkay is a graduate of Minot State University, where she obtained her Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training in 2013. She then moved back to Canada, where she attended and graduated from the University of Saskatchewan with a Masters in Physical Therapy in 2015. After completing her degrees, Jennifer moved to Humboldt where she worked in a Physiotherapy Private Practice specializing in Manual Therapy and Orthopedics.
Mount Royal
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Jennifer Gray is a graduate from the University of Saskatchewan, where she obtained her degree in Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology in 2002 and her Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy in 2006. Originally from Prince Albert, after completing her university degrees, she remained in Saskatoon working in private practice focussing in the area of orthopaedics.
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