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What is Frozen Shoulder?

Physiostation · April 8, 2021 ·

What is Frozen Shoulder

Frozen shoulder is a relatively common condition that results in the shoulder becoming stiff and painful, making it difficult to do things throughout the day. There are typically three “phases” of frozen shoulder – physiotherapists can help treat frozen shoulder by improving range of motion to help advance through the phases quicker and get you [Read More…]

What to expect at your next visit to Physiostation

Physiostation · May 14, 2020 ·

New Era. New Clinic Procedures. What to Expect at Your Next Visit. Before you arrive for our appointment we ask that you complete the COVID-19 BC Self-Assessment Tool. Please plan that only one client will be allowed into the clinic and no other guest or family members will be able to wait inside. For your [Read More…]

New Era. New Normal. Physio & RMT During COVID-19

Physiostation · May 12, 2020 ·

We are excited to announce that we will be reopening the clinic Tuesday, May 19th! Appointments can be booked using our new online booking system or by phone. Telehealth appointments will continue to be offered and can be booked online. Telehealth is an excellent alternative to begin or maintain your rehab program when physical distancing [Read More…]

Practitioner Support During COVID-19

Physiostation · March 20, 2020 ·

How We Can Support You During COVID-19 This is a difficult time for all of us but we will get through this together as a community.Please reach out via phone or email with any questions or concerns you may have. Therapists are also available via tele-health appointments. For those who need urgent care, please call [Read More…]

Concussion FAQ Part 2

Physiostation · December 17, 2019 ·

What is going on in my brain after a concussion? A concussion cannot be seen on an X-ray, CT or MRI. So, what exactly is going on in the brain? Think of people doing “the wave” at a sporting event. One person lifts their arms in the air and then the person next to them [Read More…]

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