6 Maginn Mews, Suite 211
Toronto, ON M3C 0G9
CF Shops at Don Mills
- 416-444-4800
- reception@physiomobility.ca
PHYSIOTHERAPY FOR KNEE PAIN & INJURIES
Located in the beautiful Shops at Don Mills, we provide a range of of physiotherapy, massage, acupuncture, exercise therapy and other treatments for conditions causing knee pain.
We provide full rehabilitation treatment after injuries, accidents and surgeries. We also offer OHIP funded rehabilitation program after total knee replacement operation.
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Knee Pain Physiotherapy
Knee pain and injuries can be very limiting making daily activities such as walking, going up and down the stairs, gardening, driving, and sports a struggle. Physiotherapy and exercise therapy combined with other treatments such as massage therapy or acupuncture are one of the most effective and safest treatments to get rid of knee pain.
Physiomobility’s Comprehensive Knee Pain Treatment
At Physiomobility, your treatment starts with a comprehensive assessment by a registered physiotherapist to find out the cause of pain and how it affects your activities and life. We then devise a treatment plan specific to your condition which involves:
- Full Rehabilitation program before and after knee surgeries
- Manual therapy
- Pain management
- Exercise therapy
- Education to not only help you to get rid of pain but to stay well and return to work and lifestyle activities safely
- Help to manage your pain without unnecessary medication, injections or surgery
- Communication with your doctor to inform them of your plan of care and progress and when a referral is necessary
KNEE PAIN CONDITIONS THAT WE TREAT
We treat a wide range of knee conditions & injuries causing pain, stiffness and loss of strength and mobility. We also provide a full rehabilitation program after knee operations such as arthroscopic surgeries, meniscus and ligament tear repairs, total and partial knee joint replacement and more…
Knee Arthritis & Pain
Knee pain is most commonly caused due to arthritis. It is a degenerative condition which is caused by the gradual wear and tear of your knee joint that results in exposing the bone lying underneath. Knee pain caused by arthritis can lead to bony spurs around and inside the knee joint as a response to the change in biomechanics and load distribution.
Read more about causes, symptoms and treatment for knee pain…
Knee Tendinitis and Bursitis
Tendinitis often results from repetitive strains or overuse. The common tendinitis occurring in the knee joint is called Patellar Tendinitis and it happens when the Patellar tendon is inflamed due to constant friction of the Quadriceps tendon.
Patellar bursitis is usually due to frequent kneeling or muscle weakness. Bursitis is more common in the hip joint.
Read more about causes, symptoms and treatment for knee tendinitis & bursitis…
Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome (Anterior knee pain)
Patellofemoral pain syndrome refers to pain in the front of the knee and is caused by the cartilage in the kneecap wearing down, softening or roughening. This can happen due to injury, overuse, kneecap misalignment or excess weight. The syndrome occurs relatively frequently occurs in manual laborers, athletes, and teenagers.
Read more about causes, symptoms and treatment for patellofemoral pain syndrome…
Meniscus Tear
A common knee injury, this condition refers to the meniscus in your knee getting torn. The meniscus is a rubbery disc that protects your knee and keeps it steady by balancing your weight across it. It can get torn by making a sudden twist or turn, especially when you have kept your foot planted and your knee bent. It can also happen as a result of wear and tear caused by age, or by playing sports or lifting heavy objects.
Read more about causes, symptoms and treatment for meniscus tears…
ACL Injury
ACL tears or injuries happen due to sports-related injuries, falls and accidents. Physiotherapy and rehabilitation is the first course of treatment for ACL injuries. When the conservative treatments are not enough to return patients to their pre-injury activity level, an operation to repair or reconstruct ACL is necessary.
Read more about causes, symptoms and treatment for ACL injury…
Iliotibial Band Pain Syndrome
Iliotibial band (IT Band) inflammation refers to a syndrome that occurs when the knee is overused or the hip muscles are overused. It is most frequently seen in athletes like bicyclist and runners but basketball players may also develop this condition.
Read more about causes, symptoms and treatment for iliotibial band pain…
Baker’s Cyst
A Baker’s cyst, or Popliteal cyst, refers to a lump of fluid that forms behind the knee. It’s caused when surplus joint fluid in the knee is forced into a small sac of tissue behind it, filling up the sac and causing it to bulge into a cyst. The cyst is often painless, and it is entirely possible for it to disappear on its own.
Read more about causes, symptoms and treatment for Baker’s cyst…
Knee Joint Replacement
Knee replacement, also known as knee arthroplasty is a surgery done on the knee to replace the knee joint surfaces that bear weight. A physiotherapist will assist you before and after your knee replacement surgery by recommending some exercise to reduce inflammation, strengthen muscles, joints and lower limbs helping you recover fast.
Read more about causes, symptoms and treatment for knee replacement…
OHIP Covered Rehabilitation for Total Knee Replacement
Successful surgery is a combination of appropriate and skillful surgical techniques or procedures, proper nursing care and finally a comprehensive rehabilitation program. Operations such as Rotator Cuff repair, Acromioplasty, or operations to manage and prevent recurrent dislocations require a full rehabilitation program before and after the surgery for a successful recovery.
WHAT OUR PATIENTS SAY ABOUT US
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I am a client of Physiomobility Don Mills for 5 years now,.... Lately, a hip pain that was lingering for a couple of years got worse, so I started treatment with Clarence Lau(physiotherapist). I didn't believe it could be possible to not feel any pain in my hip,..., my pain went away completely. Now it's on me to stay active, but Clarence knows his job very well and he is extremely kind and warm person.
...The staff are so friendly and professional. I had called about 3 weeks ago with excruciating back pain, Joy the receptionist squeezed me on the same day for a consultation with Shehzad (physiotherapist) & Cristen (RMT).... All team members I interact with are enthusiastic about their workplace and are great... Thanks to the whole team for always making me feel welcome and providing me with a great experience. (I have already started referring this office to my friends and family!
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REQUEST A CONSULTATION
We use phone or video consultation to answer your questions and learn more about your condition and your goals. to ensure that we can help you in acheiving your goals and our services are suitable for you. This consultation is free of charge and is aimed to find a practitioner whose expertise and experience best matches your condition. complete the attached form and tell us how we can help.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Do I need a referral from my doctor for physiotherapy?
To see physiotherapists, massage therapists, and chiropractors in Physiomobility, you do not require a doctor’s referral. However, some insurance companies require that you submit a Doctor’s referral with your claim form.
For Orthotics and orthopedic footwear, a requisition by a chiropodist or physician is usually required. Our Chiropodist will complete such referral as part of your Orthotic assessment which is sufficient by most insurance providers; however, some insurance providers only accept physician notes. We recommend that you clarify the requirements with your insurance provider.
For Compression stocking and braces, requisition by a physician is usually required.
*** WE NEED A REFERRAL FROM YOUR PHYSICIAN OR SURGEON for OHIP covered physiotherapy after knee, hip and shoulder replacement operations. If you are not directly referred to our program and would like to receive your post operation rehabilitation in our clinic, you could request a referral from the hospital or we can request an approval on your behalf prior to your operation date. Contact our administration team for more information.
Are your services covered by Insurance?
Most extended health insurance plans cover the cost of the services at Physiomobility. Payment is required at the end of each session. You will be provided with a receipt detailing the type of service you received, applicable fees and provider’s registration number to submit to your insurance provider for reimbursement. If your plan qualifies for direct billing, we will happily submit the claims on your behalf. You will only be responsible for the unpaid balance.
Can you directly bill my insurance provider?
Registered Physiotherapy, Registered Massage Therapy, Chiropractic care, Acupuncture, bracing, and orthotics are generally covered by most extended health insurance policies. We recommend that you call your insurance provider to determine the extent of your coverage.
Physiomobility is an approved provider for direct billing for a growing list of insurance providers. Great-West-Life, Sunlife, Manulife, Desjardins, Johnson are just to name a few. We can assist you to inquire and see if your insurance plan approves direct online billing for you.
If you are being treated for injuries sustained in a car accident or a work-related injury and your claim has been approved we do not require payment directly from you. After your initial assessment, we will submit the appropriate proposed treatment plan to your insurance company and upon approval of the plan, we can bill your insurance company or WSIB directly.
What type of physiotherapy is covered by OHIP?
Rehabilitation programs after knee, hip and shoulder replacement are covered by OHIP in our clinic. Call our office for more information.
What conditions can I receive treatment for at home or virtually?
A variety of conditions are treated by physiotherapists at home or through online video sessions:
- Back pain, neck pain, shoulder pain and more
- Knee & hip arthritis pain & joint replacements
- Rehabilitation before and after surgeries
- Neurological conditions (Stroke, MS, Parkinson’s)
- Vestibular disorders (vertigo, dizziness and imbalance)
- Pelvic floor dysfunction
CLICK HERE to learn more about how to prepare for in-home physiotherapy.
Will my insurer cover In-home or virtual physiotherapy provided by my physiotherapist?
Like any treatment at a clinic, most insurance carriers cover treatments provided by physiotherapists at home or online video physiotherapy . However, you should always call your insurance company and verify what your individual policy covers.
