How Physiotherapy in Edmonton can help you
Lower Back Pain
Take control of your lower back pain with physiotherapy. Our personalized approach, designed by experienced therapists, will help alleviate discomfort and improve your quality of life. Regain your mobility and live pain-free with physiotherapy
Sports injury
Maximize your performance and minimize injury with sports physiotherapy. Our specialized therapists will help you prevent, recover from, and manage sports-related injuries through personalized treatment plans and techniques
Headaches and Migraines
Say goodbye to headaches and migraines with our personalized Physiotherapy in Edmonton treatment. Our experts will create a plan to relieve your pain and improve your quality of life. Experience safe and effective relief with Physiotherapy in Edmonton
Motor Vehicle Accident Injuries
Regain your mobility and ease your pain after a motor vehicle accident with our specialized Physiotherapy in Edmonton services. Our experienced therapists will create a personalized treatment plan to help you recover and return to your daily activities. Let us help you get back on the road to recovery with physiotherapy for motor vehicle accident injuries
Dear Friend,
Life can be tough and the last thing you need is to be held back by pain and limitations that stop you from doing what you love. Pain is often a sign from your brain trying to protect you, yet many people ignore their symptoms. The longer we ignore our body, the longer it takes to recover.
At Coeur Physiotherapy in Edmonton, we believe that everyone deserves a high-quality life without pain or movement restrictions. We have helped thousands of people overcome these challenges and we are confident that we can help you too.
Book a Initial Discovery consultation with us to understand your needs and create a plan for a pain-free life. Click the button now to schedule your appointment.
Adam Teece
What to expect
At your first visit you’ll review all of your health concerns with your therapist and how they are affecting your life. By the end of your visit, you’ll know:
- What is wrong
- How we can help
- How long it will take
- What it will cost
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personalized Assessment
Treatment Plan
How can We Help You
- Sports injuries
- Neck Pain
- Lower Back Pain
- Headaches and Migraines
- Vertigo and Dizziness
- Tennis Elbow
- Plantar Fasciitis
- Motor Vehicle Accidents
- TMJ/Jaw Pain
- Tendonitis
- Acupuncture, IMS and Dry Needling
- Arthritis - and many other conditions
- Post and Pre Surgical Rehabilitation
- Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
What Our clients say
Frequently Asked Questions
No – Since 1999 legislation across Canada came in to place that eliminates the need for a doctor’s referral to access physiotherapy. This means that you can walk in and receive treatment without seeing your doctor.
However, some health benefit plans may require a doctor’s note to access your benefits.
Our primary focus is to provide you with quality one-on-one physiotherapy care. Your entire session will be spent with your physiotherapist – we do not use assistants at our clinic.
Your initial assessment will be approximately an hour and will consist of a taking your health history, a thorough physical examination to determine the root-cause of your problem, and education about your condition with a clear plan of action to get you better. In most cases your initial assessment will include your first treatment. Most follow-up sessions are 25-30 minutes in length.
We can direct bill to a large number of extended health insurers including:
- Alberta Blue Cross
- Alberta School Employees Board Program (ASEBP)
- Alberta Retired Teachers Association (ARTA)
- Sunlife
- Canada Life
- Manulife
- Greenshield
- Chambers of Commerce
- Medavie Blue Cross
- Veterans Affairs
- RCMP
- Canadian Armed Forces
- Desjardins
- Johnson
- Johnston Group
- Industrial Alliance Financial (iA Group)
- CINUP
- COWAN
- Manion
- Group Health
- Maximum Benefit
- Group Source
- First Canadian
- Cooperators
- Equitable Life
- QuikCard
- ClaimsSecure
- People Corp.
- Honeybee
- Empire Life
- Benecaid
- Union Benefits
Due to funding changes, as of April 2022, Alberta Health Services no longer covers most physiotherapy visits.
There is limited funding available if you have had a recent fracture, surgery, or qualify under certain low income programs at a limited number of clinics around the city. For more information, please contact the Rehabilitation Advice Hotline at 1-833-379-0563.
Please bring:
- Your Alberta Health Care Card and Photo ID
- Your insurance information
- Any documentation from your doctor or imaging reports
- Clothing that will allow us to examine your injury (ie. shorts for a leg injury, an athletic top for a shoulder injury). Our clinic has complimentary shorts, t-shirts, and gowns available if you forget.
Yes, if you have been injured at work we can start your treatment immediately. Pre-authorization is not required as we are a WCB-Approved Clinic and can file a claim on your behalf.
Please let us know when booking if your injury is related to a work accident or if you have any questions.
Yes, MVA insurance provides for physiotherapy and massage coverage for recent accidents. A doctor’s referral is not required.
Please contact us and we can make arrangements on your behalf or answer any of your questions.
Please provide us with at least 24 hours notice if you need to cancel or change your appointment.
One-on-One Physiotherapy in Edmonton
“Physiotherapists are experts on how your body moves and what stops it from moving. As movement specialists, physiotherapists will use a hands-on approach to help you restore, maximize and maintain movement for the rest of your life.” – Physiotherapy Alberta
What do Physiotherapists Do?
Physiotherapists are the experts in the diagnosis and management of conditions within their scope of practice. They help assess, diagnose, and treat physical symptoms caused by injuries, aging, life demands, or health conditions. They help alleviate pain, improve function, and increase performance. They help people understand their condition and teach them how to get well, stay well, and improve their quality of life. Physiotherapists are an authority on the prescription of exercise and other techniques to help restore movement and optimal function. Sessions can include hands on treatment, such as joint and muscle mobilization and manipulation, exercise, functional training, education, therapeutic taping, acupuncture, dry needling, and modality application based on each patient’s needs.How is a Physiotherapist part of my healthcare team?
Physiotherapists are an essential part of the Canadian healthcare system for the care and management of musculoskeletal conditions. Many surgeons require prospective patients to be screened by a physiotherapist prior to their appointment. Physiotherapists can also refer you for imaging such as X-rays, Ultrasound, or MRI, and can arrange for specialist appointments if needed. Let us help you take charge of your body and get you moving again!Why Choose Coeur Physiotherapy in Edmonton?
Our focus at Coeur Physiotherapy is on providing the highest caliber of physiotherapy in Edmonton. Our private treatment rooms, modern facility, and our One-on-One Care Promise create an optimal environment to get you better as quickly as possible. All of our physiotherapists are pursuing the highest credentials in the field and utilize tools and techniques based on the latest research. We are not swayed by treatment ‘trends’. Our therapists follow the latest research supported guidelines and are on the leading edge of turning research into practice. Trust us, you want to be treated by the ‘nerds’ of the profession!What can Physiotherapy Treat?
Some of the conditions we treat are:- Low Back Pain
- Neck Pain
- Sports Injuries
- Headaches
- Migraines
- Tendonitis and other tendon injuries
- Arthritis, including osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis
- Sciatica and degenerative disc disease
- Scar tissue management
- Strains and sprains
- Running Injuries
- Frozen Shoulder, aka adhesive capsulitis
- Tennis Elbow and Golfer’s Elbow
- Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome (PFPS)
- Plantar’s Fasciitis and other heel and foot pain
- TMJ/TMD issues (jaw pain), temporomandibular disorders
- Rotator Cuff tears and tendon injuries and other shoulder injuries
- Knee and Hip arthritis
- Post-Surgical Rehabilitation
- Pre-Surgical Rehabilitation (Prehab)
- Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS)
- Bursitis
- Joint Dislocations
- Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
- Hand Injuries (Hand Therapy)
- Motor Vehicle Accident Injuries
- Concussion – Acute and Chronic
- Vertigo, Dizziness, and Balance disorders
- Chronic Pain Syndromes, Fibromyalgia
