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Physiotherapy

Physiotherapy in North York.

Assessment-led treatment for injury, chronic pain and post-surgical recovery, with a written home programme you can actually follow — and no referral needed in Ontario.

726 Gordon Baker Road, North York · Free on-site parking · Open Saturdays & Sundays

The corridor into the clinic, with a moss wall, marble panels and bench seating

How it works

An assessment first, not a fixed package.

Every plan begins with a full assessment of your movement, strength and history, explained in plain language before a single treatment starts.

The training studio at iBODY, with turf flooring, free weights and suspension equipment
The rehab training studio

What we treat

  • Sports injuries
  • Post-surgical recovery
  • Chronic back & neck pain
  • Sprains & strains

After a collision or workplace injury

We complete the OCF forms for motor vehicle accidents and bill WSIB directly for approved workplace claims — you deal with your recovery, we deal with the paperwork.

WSIB physiotherapy → Car accident rehab →

The iBODY reception: a living green wall with a "Treat Yourself" neon sign, a crystal chandelier and the front desk
The front desk, under the living green wall

Coverage

Direct billed to most extended health plans.

We submit the claim so you do not pay in full up front. See exactly which insurers we bill and how coverage works on our insurance and direct billing page.

Common questions

Answers before you book.

Do I need a doctor’s referral to see a physiotherapist?

No. In Ontario, physiotherapists are primary care practitioners, so you can book directly with us. Some extended health plans still ask for a referral before they reimburse, which is a rule of your policy rather than of the clinic — worth checking before your first visit.

What happens at my first appointment?

Expect 45 to 60 minutes. Your physiotherapist takes a full history, assesses your movement and strength, explains what they find in plain language, and begins treatment the same day. You leave with a written plan and any home exercises you need.

What conditions do you treat?

Sports injuries, post-surgical recovery, chronic back and neck pain, sprains and strains, and rehabilitation after a motor vehicle accident or workplace injury. If you are unsure whether physiotherapy is the right starting point, call us and we will tell you honestly.

Is physiotherapy covered by insurance?

Most extended health plans cover physiotherapy, and we direct bill the major providers so you are not paying up front and waiting on reimbursement. See our insurance and direct billing page for the full list and how it works.

How many sessions will I need?

It depends on the injury, not a fixed package. Your physiotherapist gives you a realistic estimate after the first assessment and adjusts it as you progress — we do not sell blocks of sessions you may not need.

Question not answered here? Call 647.710.6927, send us a message, or book online and ask at your visit.

Also treated here

Other things we see every week.

Back pain

Lower and upper back pain, from a sudden strain to pain that has quietly become normal.

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Sciatica

Pain, pins and needles or weakness travelling from the back down through the leg.

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Neck pain & headaches

Stiffness, desk-related strain and the headaches that often come with them.

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Shoulder pain

Rotator cuff injuries, impingement and the slow stiffening of a frozen shoulder.

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TMJ & jaw pain

Jaw clicking, clenching and pain that radiates to the ear or temple.

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Tennis elbow & forearm strain

Elbow and forearm pain from racquets, keyboards and repetitive work alike.

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Knee pain

From a twist on the stairs to pain that flares with every run — assessed before it is treated.

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Plantar fasciitis & heel pain

That first-steps-in-the-morning heel pain, and the foot mechanics behind it.

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Hip pain

Groin, outer-hip and buttock pain — including the hip problems that get mistaken for back trouble.

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Frozen shoulder

Shoulder stiffness that worsens in stages — distinct from a rotator cuff injury, and treated differently.

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Carpal tunnel & wrist pain

Numbness, tingling and night-time hand symptoms from the wrist, keyboard and repetitive work.

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Ankle sprain

The rolled ankle that never quite settled, and the instability that follows it.

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Arthritis & joint stiffness

Stiff, aching joints — strength and movement for osteoarthritis, and referral when the pattern says something else.

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Sports injury rehab

Getting back to sport against criteria rather than a calendar — and not getting injured again on the way.

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Desk posture & ergonomics

Neck, back and wrist strain from a desk job — the workstation, the working day, and the symptoms both have caused.

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Falls prevention & balance

Unsteadiness, near-misses and confidence after a fall — balance and strength work for older adults.

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Whiplash

Neck injury after a collision — treated here, and billed to your auto insurer.

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Ready when you are

Book your first appointment.

Online booking through Fresha, or call the clinic during opening hours.

Booking opens our profile on Fresha, our online booking system — real-time availability and an emailed confirmation.

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