Do You Offer Direct Billing for Physiotherapy?
Yes, we offer direct billing for physiotherapy services in Grande Prairie.
We work with most major insurance providers, including Canada Life, Chamber of Commerce Group Insurance, and Alberta Blue Cross, along with many other extended health plans. If you don’t see your insurance company listed, please contact us — we may still be able to bill them directly.
For questions about coverage or payment options, our team is happy to assist you.
Do You Accept AHS, WCB, and Motor Vehicle Accident (MVA) Claims?
Yes, we work with AHS-funded patients, WCB (Workers’ Compensation Board) claims, and Motor Vehicle Accident (MVA) injury cases in Alberta.
If you have been injured at work or in a car accident, our clinic can guide you through the appropriate physiotherapy process and required documentation. We are familiar with Alberta’s WCB and MVA claim procedures and can help coordinate your care accordingly.
If you are unsure about your eligibility or claim status, please contact our clinic and our team will be happy to assist you.
Can I Come to Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy During My Period?
Yes, you can attend your pelvic floor physiotherapy appointment during your period. Menstruation is not a contraindication for assessment or treatment. However, if you feel uncomfortable, we can modify the session or focus on external assessment, education, and exercise planning.
Your comfort is always our priority.
No, an internal examination is not always required. While it can provide valuable information about pelvic floor muscle function, treatment can still begin with external assessment, breathing work, posture analysis, and movement-based strategies if preferred.
We always tailor the assessment to your comfort level.
Is an Internal Exam Always Required for Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy?
Please wear comfortable clothing that allows movement. If you have imaging reports (X-ray, MRI, ultrasound) or relevant medical documents, bring them with you. Arriving 5–10 minutes early to complete any required forms is helpful.
How Should I Prepare for My First Physiotherapy Appointment?
Physiotherapy should not feel aggressive or overwhelming. Some techniques may create mild discomfort, especially when treating tight or sensitive areas, but treatment is always adjusted to your tolerance. Communication during the session is very important.
Is Physiotherapy Treatment Painful?
Yes, physiotherapy can help with certain types of dizziness, including positional vertigo (BPPV) and balance-related issues. Assessment includes movement testing and specific repositioning techniques when appropriate.
Can Physiotherapy Help With Dizziness or Vertigo?
Yes, we treat a variety of sports injuries including muscle strains, ligament sprains, tendon pain, and overuse injuries. Our physiotherapy approach supports safe return to activity while addressing the underlying cause of the injury.
Do You Treat Sports Injuries in Grande Prairie?
No, pelvic floor physiotherapy is for both men and women. Men may benefit from treatment for pelvic pain, urinary issues, post-prostate concerns, or core dysfunction. Assessment and treatment are always personalized and confidential.
Is Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy Only for Women?
Yes, physiotherapy can help with headaches related to neck tension, posture, or jaw dysfunction. Treatment may include manual therapy, movement retraining, and exercises to reduce muscle tension and improve mobility.
Can Physiotherapy Help With Headaches and Jaw Pain?
No, language will not be a problem. Our clinic has physiotherapists who speak multiple languages, including English, Filipino, Turkish, Tagalog, Ilocano, Kankana-ey, Slovak, Spanish, Czech, Shona, Ndebele, Zulu, and conversational French.