Propel Physiotherapy

About Propel Physiotherapy

Propel Physiotherapy is a private treatment centre for catastrophic neurological injuries and complex orthopedic injuries caused by motor vehicle accidents, workplace accidents, and sports injuries, located in Etobicoke. We believe in helping our clients pursue optimal health and wellness through physical therapy and activity, education, and mindfulness. We provide comprehensive client-centered care programs. They are based on the most current, evidence-based techniques, and implemented in the most cost-effective manner possible. Once a program is tailored to your specific goals, treatment is delivered where it suits you best, whether that is in the home, at work, in your local pool or recreation centre, or in our specially-designed clinic space. We take a hands-on approach, using manual therapy, facilitation, exercise, acupuncture, and a number of other treatments to help you get back to your daily routine.

Fibromyalgia Treatment: Understanding Physiotherapy’s Role

Fibromyalgia treatment focuses on symptom management, as there is no cure. Fibromyalgia is a chronic pain condition that significantly affects a person's physical, emotional, and social well-being. It causes widespread pain and other symptoms that greatly impact quality of life, despite the absence of inflammation or [...]

Internationally Educated Physiotherapists Bridging Ontario’s Healthcare Gap

Canada’s population is not only growing but also aging, putting increased pressure on our healthcare system. Over the past decade, this system has faced significant challenges, from the lasting impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic to limited access to primary care. As demand for healthcare services [...]

Osteoporosis in Men: Post-Fracture Rehabilitation

Osteoporosis is often associated with women. As such, it is often underdiagnosed and untreated in the male population.  However, one in five men will sustain one or more osteoporotic fractures in their lifetime.[i] Moreover, recent research has demonstrated that men were more subject to develop post-major-fractures complications often leading [...]

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