Parc-Extension Clinic
6830, avenue du Parc, suites 100 et 103, Montréal, QC H3N 1W7
Ground floor. Near Parc and Acadie metro stations, CLSC Parc-Extension and Clinique médicale Parc-X.
Our services
Physiotherapy
Physiotherapy helps reduce pain, restore mobility and get you back to your activities after an injury, surgery or persistent pain. Your physiotherapist assesses your condition and builds a treatment plan adapted to you.
Physiotherapy
What is it?
Physiotherapy is about how your body moves. Your physiotherapist assesses how your muscles, joints and nervous system are working, then looks with you at what is limiting your activities.
Treatment usually combines explanations about your condition, adapted exercises, manual therapy and practical advice for daily life. The goal is to help you manage your condition more independently, at the clinic and at home.
Physiotherapy
Types
Musculoskeletal
Pain and injuries of the muscles, tendons, ligaments and joints: back, neck, shoulder, elbow, hip, knee, ankle.
After surgery or a fracture
Gradually regain mobility, strength and confidence after an operation or a period of immobilization.
Geriatrics
Keep or regain mobility, balance and independence as you age, and lower the risk of falls.
Neurology
Rehabilitation after a condition affecting the nervous system, such as a stroke: balance, walking and everyday movements.
Amputees
Rehabilitation after an amputation: strengthening, balance, mobility and gait training.
Specialized physiotherapy
Pediatrics, sports, concussion, vertigo, Bell's palsy and jaw, perineal and pelvic floor rehabilitation.
Learn more : Specialized physiotherapyWhat we treat
- Back pain (low back pain, sciatica) and neck pain
- Shoulder pain (rotator cuff, frozen shoulder)
- Tennis elbow and wrist pain
- Hip and knee pain, osteoarthritis
- Sprains, tendinopathies and bursitis
- Fractures, after the immobilization period
- Rehabilitation after orthopedic surgery (hip or knee replacement, ACL, shoulder)
- Work-related or road accident injuries
- Balance problems and fall prevention
Who is it for?
- People with back, neck or joint pain
- People recovering from surgery or a fracture
- Injured workers, people injured in a road accident, and athletes
- Older adults who want to stay independent
Physiotherapy
Benefits
Less pain
Targeted techniques to help relieve pain.
More mobility
Regain range of motion and strength.
Back to your activities
Return to work, sports and daily life.
Prevention
Exercises to lower the risk of a new injury.
Why choose Physioversal?
Multidisciplinary team
Rehabilitation, mental health and medicine working together for you.
Fast appointments
Consultation possible within 24 hours, 6 days a week.
Multilingual team
We take the time to explain, in a language you understand.
4 clinics in Montréal
Parc-Extension, Montréal-Nord, Côte-Vertu and Lachine.
How does your care work?
1
Assessment
We listen to your story, assess your condition and answer your questions.
2
Personalized plan
Together, we set clear goals and a treatment plan adapted to you.
3
Treatment and exercises
Sessions at the clinic and exercises at home to keep progressing between visits.
Who can receive this service?
We help you with the paperwork and with opening your file from the start. Choose your client type to learn more.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a doctor's prescription?
Private clients: you do not need a prescription.
PFSI (IFHP), SAAQ, CNESST and IVAC clients: you need a prescription. If you don't have one yet, contact us and we will do our best to help you.
PFSI (IFHP), SAAQ, CNESST and IVAC clients: you need a prescription. If you don't have one yet, contact us and we will do our best to help you.
Does insurance cover my treatment?
Private clients: we give you an invoice that you can submit to your insurance company for reimbursement. Please check your coverage with your insurer.
PFSI (IFHP), SAAQ, CNESST and IVAC clients: you have nothing to pay at the clinic; we take care of it directly with your file.
PFSI (IFHP), SAAQ, CNESST and IVAC clients: you have nothing to pay at the clinic; we take care of it directly with your file.
How long is a session?
Physiotherapy and occupational therapy: initial evaluation of 50 minutes, then follow-ups of 30 or 60 minutes, based on the treatment plan your therapist creates for you.
Massage therapy: 60-minute session.
Massage therapy: 60-minute session.
Our other services
Medicine and medical follow-upSecond-line rehabilitation: ECF and DCFOccupational therapyMassage therapySpecialized physiotherapyPerineal and pelvic floor physiotherapyPediatric physiotherapyHand therapyMental health therapyOsteopathyAcupuncture and cuppingKinesiologySports therapyConcussion and TBIVertigo (BPPV)Bell's palsy and TMJ dysfunction
Where can I get this service?
Montréal-Nord Clinic
5879, boulevard Henri-Bourassa Est, local 307, Montréal-Nord, QC H1G 2V1
Local 307, 3rd floor.
Côte-Vertu Clinic
1077, rue Décarie, suite 2, Saint-Laurent, QC H4L 3M8
Suite 2, ground floor.
Lachine Clinic
3130, rue Remembrance, suite 1, Lachine, QC H8S 1X8
Suite 1. Our newest clinic.
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