WSIB and Car Accident Physiotherapy in Etobicoke


If you were hurt at work or in a car accident, you want treatment that is straightforward and a team that knows whats involved. InHealth Physiotherapy treats WSIB claims and motor vehicle accident claims.
​Injured at work: WSIB physiotherapy
InHealth Physiotherapy is listed in the WSIB Musculoskeletal Program of Care directory. We provide physiotherapy for workplace injuries and handle the documentation WSIB requires.
Common workplace injuries we see include:
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Back and neck strains
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Shoulder injuries, including rotator cuff problems
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Tennis and golfer's elbow
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Carpal tunnel and repetitive strain
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Knee and ankle injuries
What to have ready when you call:
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Your WSIB claim number
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Your employer's name and the date of your injury
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Any forms or letters you have received
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​Hurt in a car accident: motor vehicle accident physiotherapy
We provide rehabilitation after motor vehicle accidents. InHealth is enrolled with HCAI and FSRA, so we can submit your claim forms and handle the documentation your claim needs.
Whiplash, back and shoulder pain, and headaches after a collision are common reasons people see us. Our physiotherapists build a plan around how you move and what you need to get back to work and daily life.
What to have ready when you call:
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Your claim number and insurer
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Your adjuster's name and contact details
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The date of the accident
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Common FAQ's about WSIB and MVA's
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Do I need a referral for WSIB physiotherapy? Call us with your WSIB claim number and we will walk you through the next step.
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Do you accept motor vehicle accident claims? Yes. We provide rehabilitation after motor vehicle accidents, and we are enrolled with HCAI for claim submission.
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Can my employer choose my clinic? No, Injured workers can generally choose their own provider. Check with your WSIB case manager if you are unsure.
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Do I need a doctor's referral for a car accident claim? You can book an assessment directly. Call us with your claim details and we will tell you what else your insurer may need.
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