The Treatment Process
At our clinic, we focus on restoring proper joint mechanics in order to allow the body to improve function and reduce pain.
Although we may use modalities, our focus is on manual therapy sessions, with home exercises that allow for faster independence and a better experience.
Your initial assessment will consist of a medical and accident history, along with a thorough assessment of the region affected. An initial treatment of the area will be performed and then you will be given a comprehensive exercise program, complete with diagrams to do at home.
Each visit thereafter will consist of approximate half hour sessions, one on one with your physiotherapist. During these visits, your therapist will focus on techniques and modalities to facilitate proper movement and strength so that your symptoms will reduce and normal movement will return. As able, your exercises will be progressed.
What should I bring to my first visit?
Please wear comfortable clothes that do not restrict movement, and will allow your physiotherapist to visualize the area of injury, if possible. Also bring extended health insurance information, and/or MVA claim information, if applicable.
Do I need a referral from my Doctor for physiotherapy treatment?
Physiotherapists are primary health care providers so you do not require a referral to see one. However, in some circumstances, insurance companies may require you to get a Doctor’s referral in order to be reimbursed for the costs of your treatment.
Can you direct bill my insurance company?
We are able to direct bill to several insurance companies, including Canada Life, Greenshield and Sunlife. Please contact the clinic for more details if you do not see your insurance company listed.
Is physiotherapy covered under OHIP?
360 Health Group is a private outpatient clinic that unfortunately is not covered under OHIP.
Do you take Motor Vehicle Accident (MVA) claims?
360 Health Group no longer treats new patients for claims involving FSCO and HCAI resulting from MVC’s
Do you take WSIB claims?
360 Health Group no longer accepts new WSIB claims.
