What conditions do you treat at InHealth Physiotherapy?

We treat knee pain, back pain, sciatica, shoulder injuries, pelvic floor dysfunction, postpartum pain, pediatric developmental concerns, sports injuries, and chronic pain conditions.

Do I need a doctor's referral for physiotherapy?

No referral is required. You can book physiotherapy, pelvic floor therapy, pediatric physiotherapy, or massage therapy directly. Some insurance plans may request a referral for reimbursement.

Does your clinic offer pelvic floor physiotherapy?

Yes. We provide pelvic floor physiotherapy for pregnancy and postpartum recovery, pelvic pain, urinary incontinence, prolapse symptoms, and core rehabilitation.

Do you provide postpartum physiotherapy?

Yes. We help with back pain, pelvic pressure, diastasis recti, C-section scar tightness, and other postpartum concerns.

Is pediatric physiotherapy available?

Yes. We treat infants, toddlers, and children with delayed milestones, torticollis, toe-walking, coordination issues, sports injuries, and neurodevelopmental concerns.

How long is my first visit and what should I expect during my first physiotherapy appointment?

Your first visit includes a full assessment, diagnosis, movement analysis, and hands-on treatment. You will also receive personalized exercises during the first session. Initial assessments are 45-60 minutes, and follow-up treatments are 30-45 minutes, depending on your condition.

What makes your clinic different?

We provide longer one-on-one appointments, personalized treatment plans, advanced modalities, and a patient-first approach focused on listening, education, and long-term recovery.

Do you accept WSIB and motor vehicle accident (MVA) claims?

We provide direct billing to most insurance companies. Direct billing depends on your plan. WSIB direct billing is available. Motor vehicle accident claims can be submitted through HCAI. Call us to ask about your claim.

Do you accept insurance and direct billing?

Yes. We accept most extended health plans including Sun Life, Manulife, Canada Life, Green Shield, Blue Cross, and more. Direct billing depends on your plan, and WSIB direct billing is available. No referral is required.

How do I book an appointment?

You can book online 24/7, call the clinic, or request same-day availability for urgent concerns.

How long does it take to see results from physiotherapy?

Most patients notice improvement within 3-5 sessions, depending on the condition and severity.

Is shockwave therapy available at your clinic?

Yes. We offer shockwave therapy for chronic conditions like plantar fasciitis, tennis elbow, calcific tendonitis, and stubborn muscle pain. It accelerates healing and reduces inflammation.

Does InHealth bill my insurance?

We provide direct billing to most insurance companies. Direct billing depends on your plan, so call 416-937-8237 and we will check your coverage.

Is InHealth OHIP funded?

No. InHealth is a private clinic and is not OHIP funded. If you need OHIP-funded physiotherapy, ask your doctor about publicly funded options.

Does OHIP cover physiotherapy?

In limited situations only, such as some hospital and community programs for eligible groups.

Can I get publicly funded physiotherapy in Ontario?

Some people qualify through funded programs. Ask your doctor, Ontario Health atHome or a community clinic what is available to you.

Do I need a referral?

Some insurance plans and programs ask for one, so check your plan. You can also call us and ask. If your symptoms are new or changing, see your doctor as well.

What if my plan does not cover physiotherapy?

Call 416-937-8237 and we will talk through your options.

How do I find out if my insurance covers physiotherapy?

Call your insurer and ask about physiotherapy limits. You can also call 416-937-8237 and we will check your coverage.

Can I use my benefits for a family member?

Many plans cover spouses and children. Check your plan's dependent rules, then call us.

What should I wear to my first physiotherapy appointment?

Loose, comfortable clothing that lets your physiotherapist see and move the sore area.

Insurance details, comfortable clothing, and any imaging or reports.

Will I get treatment on the first day?

Often yes. Many people start hands-on treatment and exercises at the first visit, depending on what the assessment shows.

What if I have imaging or test results?

Bring them or send them ahead. They help but are not required.

How long is the first visit?

Call us when you book and we will tell you what to plan for.

How many visits will I need?

It depends on the problem and how you respond. Your physiotherapist outlines a plan after the assessment and reviews it as you go.

How do I know a physiotherapist is registered in Ontario?

Look the name up on the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario public register.

Should I pick the closest clinic?

Distance matters for sticking with a plan, but experience with your problem and clear communication matter too.

Can I switch physiotherapists?

Yes. You are free to change clinics at any time.

998 Martin Grove Road, Suite 122 (mezzanine level), Etobicoke, ON M9W 0G6.

What is shockwave therapy?

It uses acoustic pulses delivered through a handheld device to stimulate sore tissue, usually as part of a rehabilitation plan.

Does shockwave therapy hurt?

It can feel uncomfortable, like strong tapping. Your physiotherapist adjusts the intensity to what you can tolerate.

Is shockwave therapy covered by insurance?

Coverage varies by plan. We provide direct billing to most insurance companies. Direct billing depends on your plan, so call 416-937-8237 and we will check your coverage.

It is generally well tolerated, but it is not suitable for everyone. Your physiotherapist screens you first.

Can physiotherapy fix scoliosis?

Physiotherapy cannot replace medical care and we cannot promise to change a curve. It can support strength, mobility, posture and comfort.

Is scoliosis painful?

Many people have little or no pain. Some adults have back or hip discomfort that exercise and movement advice may help.

Can children with scoliosis see a physiotherapist?

Call 416-937-8237 to ask about your child's situation. A parent or guardian attends, and their doctor still leads any decision about monitoring or bracing.

Is exercise safe with scoliosis?

Most people can stay active. A physiotherapist shapes a plan around your curve and your goals.

How do I know if my ankle is sprained or broken?

You cannot be sure without an exam. Severe pain over the bones or inability to take four steps needs medical assessment.

Should I see a physiotherapist for an ankle sprain?

Many people do, especially when swelling and stiffness linger or the ankle feels unstable. Book an assessment to check.

How long does an ankle sprain take to heal?

It varies with severity. Your physiotherapist can give you an estimate after examining the ankle.

What causes Achilles tendon pain?

Common contributors include a sudden increase in activity, tight calves, footwear changes and hard surfaces.

Can I keep running with Achilles pain?

Sometimes with changes to load. Your physiotherapist advises after an assessment.

What is vestibular physiotherapy?

It is physiotherapy for dizziness, vertigo and balance problems linked to the inner ear, brain or neck. It uses assessment and exercise.

Can physiotherapy help with vertigo?

For some causes of vertigo, targeted exercises may help. Your physiotherapist will tell you whether your symptoms fit.

Can dizziness after a concussion be treated?

Many people with post-concussion dizziness are assessed and given a graded exercise plan.

Can a physiotherapist help with TMJ pain?

Physiotherapists assess the jaw, neck and posture and can use exercises and advice. Whether it suits you depends on your assessment. Call 416-937-8237 to ask.

Do I need a referral from my dentist?

Some insurance plans ask for one, so check your plan. Your dentist may still need to check teeth, bite or a night guard.

Why does my jaw click?

Clicking is common and not always painful. If it is painful, catches or limits opening, have it assessed.

Can TMJ problems cause headaches or neck pain?

They can occur together because the jaw, neck and head muscles are closely linked.

Chiropractic Care in Etobicoke- Back Pain, Neck Pain, Headaches & More

If you've been living with back pain, neck stiffness, headaches, or pain that keeps recurring despite rest and stretching, chiropractic care may be the assessment and treatment you've been missing. At InHealth Physiotherapy in Etobicoke, our chiropractor works alongside physiotherapists, massage therapists, and pelvic floor specialists to give you a complete picture of what's driving your pain and a clear plan to address it.

What Is Chiropractic Care?

Chiropractic care focuses on diagnosing and treating disorders of the musculoskeletal system, particularly those involving the spine, joints, and surrounding soft tissue. Treatment is hands-on and typically includes spinal adjustments (joint manipulation), soft tissue techniques, targeted exercises, and advice on posture and movement. Chiropractic adjustments aim to restore normal joint motion, reduce nerve irritation, and relieve the muscle tension and pain that builds up when joints are restricted or moving unevenly. Many patients find chiropractic care effective on its own; others benefit most from an integrated approach that combines chiropractic with physiotherapy, massage, or acupuncture- all available at InHealth under one roof.

Conditions Chiropractic Care Can Help With

Our chiropractor in Etobicoke assesses and treats a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions, including:

Lower back pain- from muscle strain, disc injury, facet joint irritation, or postural overload
Neck pain and stiffness- including pain from prolonged desk work, poor sleep posture, or sudden onset
Headaches and cervicogenic headaches- headaches that originate from tension or dysfunction in the neck and upper back
Sciatica- radiating pain, numbness, or tingling from the lower back into the leg
Sports injuries- sprains, strains, and overuse injuries affecting the spine, shoulder, hip, or knee
Postural complaints- pain and tension from prolonged sitting, screen time, or repetitive movement patterns
Hip and sacroiliac (SI) joint pain- including pain across the low back and into the buttock or hip
Shoulder, elbow, and wrist pain- soft tissue and joint complaints beyond the spine