A Variety of Physio Services
Physiotherapy
We provide vestibular rehab and various types of therapy: manual, exercise, neurological, respiratory, and electrotherapies.
Virtual Physiotherapy
Visit with a physiotherapist, online and from the comfort of your home. We are proud to offer Teleheath and Telerehabilitation services.
Gunn IMS
This dry needling technique uses muscular bands (trigger points) to release tension and relax muscles. It is useful for treating pain.
Acupuncture
We use a modern approach to utilize traditional Chinese acupuncture for pain control, reducing inflammation, and tissue healing.
Hydrotherapy
Have you tried water aerobics? Hydrotherapy is a similar, gentler approach used to treat several conditions and injuries.
Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy
Pelvic health physiotherapy is a specialized branch of physiotherapy that focuses on rehabilitating pelvic floor muscles after injury or dysfunction.
Work Conditioning
A work-focused activity program to help you get back to work to stay safe and injury-free on the job.
Rates
Oceanside Physiotherapy offers competitive rates and direct billing with most major insurance companies.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Is a referral needed for physiotherapy?
- Where is the clinic located?
- What about parking, access and handicap parking?
- Do I need to bring anything to my appointment?
- Can you direct bill my extended healthcare plan for physiotherapy treatment?
- How much physiotherapy coverage do I have with my extended healthcare plan?
- How long will I be in the clinic for each session?
- How many treatments will I need?
- What is your cancellation policy?
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Is a referral needed for physiotherapy?
No.
You no longer need a referral from a physician to receive physiotherapy. Some Extended Health Plans request that you obtain a referral prior to treatment if you are going to be claiming reimbursement.
Please check your plan for specific details.
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Where is the clinic located?
On the outskirts of Parksville, just off the Alberni Hwy. (No. 4) at Allsbrook Centre Plaza.
You can visit our contact page for more information.
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What about parking, access and handicap parking?
There is plenty of free parking in front of the clinic and excess parking in the gravel lot at the rear of the plaza.
You can access the clinic by turning left onto Bellevue Rd.(off of the Alberni Hwy.), then the next left on Allsbrook Rd. Proceed into the plaza, and turn left at the front of the building.
There is also a dedicated handicap parking stall located at the rear of the clinic.
Please call reception for specific details.
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Do I need to bring anything to my appointment?
- Physician’s referral (if you have received one)
- CareCard number
- Extended heathcare benefits card (if you have an extended healthcare plan)
- Shorts – If you are being treated for a lower limb issue
- Shoes/Orthotics – If you have a lower extremity injury related to a sport, it may be helpful for you to bring whatever shoes (including orthotics) you use to participate in that sport
- WSBC Patients:
- Physician’s referral (if you have received one)
- Claim #
- CareCard
- Case Manager’s name and number
- ICBC Patients:
- Physician’s referral (if you have received one)
- Claim #
- CareCard
- Adjuster’s name and number
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Can you direct bill my extended healthcare plan for physiotherapy treatment?
Yes, we can direct bill most extended healthcare plans.
For more information, please visit our rates page.
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How much physiotherapy coverage do I have with my extended healthcare plan?
Every policy is different and how much coverage you have will vary for each plan. We are unable to access specific information for your individual policy.
Please contact your plan administrator for detailed information on your specific coverage.
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How long will I be in the clinic for each session?
This depends on the injury and type of treatment you require; however, expect to be in the clinic for approximately 40-45 minutes for your initial session and 20-30 minutes for a subsequent appointment, as recommended by your therapist.
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How many treatments will I need?
Every condition is individually evaluated based on the person and severity of their condition, and individual circumstances.
Your physiotherapist will advise you of an appropriate treatment plan after your initial assessment.
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What is your cancellation policy?
We require at least 24 hours notice for canceling or rescheduling your appointment.
There may be a charge for any missed or late appointments.
Shoulder Pain and Injuries
Physiotherapists can treat most shoulder injuries, which commonly include sprains, strains, dislocations, rotator cuff tears and frozen shoulder.
Back and Neck Pain
Doctors often refer their patients to physiotherapists for back and neck pain. There are many common causes ranging from poor posture, to injuries, to other health conditions.
Hip and Knee Injuries and Joint Replacements
Hip and knee injuries are common conditions treated by physiotherapists. Hip and knee replacements are also increasingly common.
Recreational Injuries
Physiotherapists are experts in treating — and preventing — recreational injuries. Common recreational injuries include ankle and wrist sprains and muscle strains.
Posture
Having good posture not only makes you look strong and healthy — it’s also a critical factor in preventing pain and injuries. Physiotherapists can help you discover how to improve your posture.
Treating Impaired Mobility
There are many causes of impaired mobility that keep you from doing what you love to do. Physiotherapy can help manage and improve mobility.