Choose Physiomobility For WSIB Claims

Physiomobility provides tailored Work-Related Physiotherapy in Toronto, North York, and Don Mills to support individuals recovering from workplace injuries or managing job-related musculoskeletal issues. Our clinical team collaborates closely with injured workers, employers, and insurers to deliver evidence-based interventions—including ergonomic assessments, manual therapy, exercise rehabilitation, return-to-work planning, and injury prevention strategies—that help clients regain function, reduce pain, and safely reintegrate into their work duties. Direct communication with stakeholders ensures continuity of care, and the service is structured to meet workplace health and safety standards while optimizing recovery and minimizing time off.

• Sprains, Strains and repetitive injury syndromes
• Ligamentum injuries due to accidents and falls
• Fractures and dislocations
• Neck, shoulder, knee and lower back pain
• Soft tissue injuries
• Nerve compression and injuries such as Carpal Tunne Syndrome
• Occupations conditions as a result of prolonged standing, sitting, lifting and carrying

Why Choose Physiomobility For WSIB Claim?

We offer personalized assessment, examinations and treatment plans by registered physiotherapists who are familiar with WSIB procedures and completing required forms. Our administrative team is very familiar with WSIB Programs of Care (POC)s and connects your practitioner with WSIB.

Our goal is to control pain and inflammation and to rehabilitate your condition with exercise programs and ultimately help you to get back to work safely and equipped with the knowledge to prevent further injuries. We will teach you the best postures and help you with workstation set up to minimize the effects of static postures or repetitive movements on your body. Whether it be lifting technique improvement, education programs or workstation setups, your skilled physiotherapist is able to offer adequate advice and education to manage or prevent pain and discomfort with work.

I Have A WSIB Claim. Am I Entitled To Physiotherapy Treatment?

Work-related injuries range from repetitive strain injuries to muscles and tendons to fractures and mild traumatic brain injuries due to falling or tripping.  It also includes lower back pain due to prolonged sitting in the wrong posture, also known as the neck/upper back/upper limb injuries (NUBUL). These injuries can result while sitting, standing, lifting and handling.  Although work-related injuries vary significantly in severity and involved area, one common complaint is pain and disability caused by pain and injury.

Do I Need Referral For WSIB Physiotherapy?

If you have an approved WSIB claim, you don’t need a doctor’s referral to start WSIB physiotherapy. WSIB recognizes physiotherapists & chiropractors as primary care providers, so you do not need to wait to see you doctor and can directly access physiotherapy in a registered clinic after reporting your injury.

What Is The Step-by-Step Process To Access WSIB Physiotherapy?

Although accessing physiotherapy treatment after a work related injury is an easy and straightforward process, but it helps to know the steps. Here’s how to access WSIB physiotherapy in Ontario:

Step 1: Report Your Workplace Injury to WSIB

After sustaining an injury or experiencing pain related to your work, report your injury or condition as soon as possible to your supervisor or employer. Your employer will notify WSIB. You can also directly report it to WSIB by calling WSIB at 1-800-387-0750 or using online portal. It helps to provide detailed information about the injury, location, extent of injury.

Step 2: Submit a WSIB Claim for Physiotherapy

File a WSIB claim by completing a Form 6 (Worker’s Report of Injury/Disease) with details about your injury and how it occurred. Your employer will also submit a form (Form 7). When you visit a healthcare provider for the said injury (Emergency department, family physician, physiotherapist, or chiropractor), they’ll fill out Form 8. These forms are available online and can be submitted directly on line.

Step 3: Find a WSIB-Registered Physiotherapist or Chiropractor

Choose a WSIB-registered physiotherapy clinic. Look for providers listed on WSIB’s website. Make sure the practitioner and administrative team are experienced with WSIB claims. A successful return to work program will include a combination of hands on treatments combined with progressive rehabilitation and work hardening.

Step 4: Begin Your WSIB Physiotherapy Treatment at Physiomobility

Once your claim is approved, you can book your initial visit at Physiomobility. Our physiotherapist will assess your injury, create a treatment plan, and start therapy.

What Happens During WSIB Physiotherapy Sessions At Physiomobility?

It’s all about assisting you to manage pain, recover fast and return to work as safely and early as possible:

Personalized Assessments and Treatment Plans

Your first session starts with a thorough assessment. Your physiotherapist will ask about your injury, will assess your movement, and will discuss goals depending on your physical job demand —like lifting boxes again or typing without pain. The custom treatment plan, often within WSIB’s POC framework will be discussed with you and you will have a clear idea of the plan and what to expect for recovery and return to work.

Common Treatments in WSIB Physiotherapy

WSIB physiotherapy uses a mix of treatments, depending on your injury:

• Manual therapy: Hands-on techniques to mobilize joints and reduce tension in tight muscles or joints.
• Exercise programs: Stretches and strength-building moves to restore function.
• Modalities: Tools like ultrasound or laser for pain relief.
• Education: Tips to prevent re-injury, like proper lifting techniques. It’s like a toolbox full of tricks to get you feeling great.
• Work hardening: Progressive strengthening for getting you ready to return to your job with heavier physical demand

Who Pays for WSIB Physiotherapy in Ontario?

With WSIB, approved physiotherapy claims are usually covered 100%, with no out-of-pocket expenses.