Brampton Physiotherapy
Do you live in Brampton and you are looking for professional physiotherapy for your back, wrist, knees, or feet? Then you need not look further than Activa Clinics’ ultramodern Brampton physiotherapy center. We provide you with custom physiotherapy services for a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions that partially/completely limit your functionality/mobility, as described below: –
Knee Pain
You experience pain in one or both joints whenever you straighten out or fold the knees, such as while walking, sitting down, standing up, jogging, running, or participating in sports.Conditions that can compromise your knee joint mobility/functionality include Arthritis, Cartilage injuries, Chondromalacia, Dislocated Knee cap, Arthritis, and Gout.
Upper and Lower Back Pain
You suffer from intermittent/chronic upper or lower back pain that often intensifies during cold weather.Conditions that can cause your back pain include Muscle Strain, Slipped Disc, Scoliosis, Osteoporosis, and work-related routines, i.e., sitting/standing for prolonged periods.
Wrist Pain
Your wrist condition manifests as intense pain whenever you move your hand at the wrist joint.Possible conditions behind your wrist pain include work-related overuse of the wrist, Arthritis, Congenital Hand Defects, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, and De Quervain’s Tenosynovitis.
Ankle Pain
You experience mild to excruciating pain from one or both ankles while walking, running, or engaging in sports.Sprains, Peroneal Tendon Tears, Ankle Impingement, Subtalar instability, and Acute Ankle Stress Fractures are some of the conditions that cause your ankle pain.
Heel Pain
Whenever you exert full or partial weight on the heel you experience mild to severe pain, such as while walking, standing, running, or jogging.Possible conditions for your heel pain include Plantar Fasciitis, Arthritis, Stress Fractures, and nerve irritation.
Toe Pain
You experience mild to severe pain when you exert pressure on your toes while walking, running, or jogging.Your toe numbness or pain can be due to Bunions, Corns, Hammertoe, Morton’s Neuroma, and Synovitis.Regardless of the particular nature of your mobility/functionality impairment, you are assured of effective and professional physiotherapy services at Activa’s Brampton clinic.
What is Physiotherapy?
Physiotherapy dates back to 460BC when two Greek physicians, Hippocrates and Galen, incorporated massage and hydrotherapy in the treatment of back and joint pain.However, mass acceptance of physiotherapy as a viable treatment option for musculoskeletal conditions only began in the late 1800s.During this period, orthopedic surgeons started using physical education and therapeutic exercises to treat disability in children due to polio.By the 1950s, professional physiotherapy had transitioned from hospital-based care to private outpatient clinics, educational institutions, and physical rehabilitation centers.
Activa Clinics is one such provider of professional physiotherapy services and operates ultramodern rehabilitation centers in several cities in Canada, including Brampton, Scarborough, Hamilton, Toronto, and Mississauga.
What Is the Procedure of Physiotherapy?
As a specialized medical field, physiotherapy occurs in multiple stages, which are: –
- Physical Examination
During your physical examination at Activa’s Brampton clinic, an experienced CARP-certified Activa physiotherapist methodically examines the affected joints/limbs to determine the extent of your functionality/mobility limitation.
Your Activa therapist can also schedule Activa’s in-house X-rays, MRI, or CT-scans, all on-facility, to optimize his/her assessment of damage to your muscles, nerves, tendons, bones and connective tissue.
- Diagnosis and Prognosis
After conducting the physical exam, your Activa Clinics physiotherapist then uses the findings obtained to come up with the most likely causes of your physical impairment. He/she then develops a prognosis for your condition, i.e., how your mobility/functionality impairment can be improved through physiotherapy. This prognosis becomes the basis of your customized physiotherapy program at Activa Clinics’ Brampton rehabilitation center. This personalized physiotherapy program at Activa Clinics is a comprehensive schedule that features all your physiotherapy, physical education, and environmental adjustment sessions.
- Rehabilitative Physiotherapy
You begin your physiotherapy at Activa Clinics with an Activa Physical Therapist(PT), who administers hands-on/manual therapy alongside physical education on the role of each procedure. At an advanced stage, you switch over to an Activa Clinics Occupational Therapist(OT), who guides you in how to successfully incorporate your physical education into everyday tasks. This interchange between PTs and OTs ensures you receive effective and comprehensive physiotherapy service at Activa Clinics, Brampton rehabilitation center.
Why Physiotherapy?
Physiotherapy has two desirable attributes when compared to other medical approaches used in treating musculoskeletal conditions.
- Drug-free
Your physiotherapy at our Brampton rehabilitation center features drug-free therapeutic techniques that> cater to multiple needs in a condition such as Tendonitis, i.e., pain management, dexterity enhancement, joint mobility/functionality, and soft tissue manipulation.
Consequently, you end up relying less on expensive prescription medication by opting for Activa’s physiotherapy program.
- Non-invasive
While acupuncture is only slightly invasive, all your other physiotherapy sessions at Activa Clinics do not require breaching the skin or oral consumption to have a positive impact on your condition.
- Patient-Specific Care
Activa Clinics’ CARP-certified physiotherapists create customized therapy programs that cater to your specific mobility/functionality requirements, e.i., Activa OT therapy programs combine mental reinforcement, physical rehabilitation, and environmental habilitation.
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What Are The Benefits of Physiotherapy?
Customized Physiotherapy Program
Experienced and competent CAPR-certified Activa physiotherapists strive to create a custom therapy program that meets the specific needs of your condition.
Vast Array of Therapeutic Treatments
Activa Clinics’ Brampton rehabilitation center provides you with numerous effective therapeutic techniques that are ideal for treating a wide array of conditions, including TENS therapy for pain management, ultrasound therapy for accelerated tissue healing, acupuncture for natural rejuvenation, etc.
Comprehensive Physiotherapy
Activa Clinics custom physiotherapy program ensures you receive comprehensive therapeutic care, i.e., the program incorporates physical rehabilitation, psychological reinforcement, and environmental habilitation.
Effective Treatment a Wide Array of Conditions
Activa Clinic’s physiotherapy offers you effective management and treatment for various conditions affecting the musculoskeletal system, including Osteoporosis, Tendinitis/Tendonitis, Sciatica, Arthritis & Osteoarthritis, Sprains, Strains and Fractures, Back or neck pain, and myriad others.
Where to Find Activa Physiotherapy Clinics in Brampton?
You can find our Activa Clinics’ rehabilitation center in Brampton and other metropolitan cities Ontario, Canada, including Toronto, Mississauga, Scarborough, Hamilton, and Kitchener.
All you need to do to schedule Activa Clinics Physiotherapy is call our friendly and expert customer care staff, or send the specifics of your condition to our email address.
You can also fill out our online query form to book an appointment at our Brampton Rehab center.
Alternatively, you can visit our physiotherapy rehab center in Brampton to witness, first-hand, the impeccable range of world-class therapeutic services we offer our valued clients.
Activa Clinics Brampton Physiotherapy FAQs
What Is the Difference Between Physiotherapy and Physical Therapy?
Can a physiotherapist give injections?
Yes. Your physiotherapist can decide to give you a cortisone injection to relax your muscle if pain due to your condition is particularly intense. Doing so allows him/her to carry out hands-on physiotherapy without subjecting you to unnecessary pain.
Can a physiotherapist give prescriptions?
Yes. Your physiotherapist can prescribe you with pain-relieving medication to help you better manage severe pain if your condition unexpectedly gets worse due to an unforeseen external factor, such as an accidental fall.You should, however, note that your OT/PT can only issue you with medication intended for the management of musculoskeletal conditions, i.e., pain relievers and muscle relaxers.