Have you been injured in a workplace scenario?
Our experienced physiotherapists are here to assist you in your recovery after sustaining a workplace injury.
WorkSafeBC Benefits
Once you have an accepted WorkSafe BC claim, you will have coverage for 15 physiotherapy sessions over a period of 6 weeks following the attendance of your initial physiotherapy assessment.
Types of Physiotherapy WorkSafeBC Services We Can Provide
Vestibular and Concussion Care
A specialized area of physiotherapy that assesses and treats dizziness, vertigo, and balance disorders, as well as concussion management.
Manual Manipulation
Hands-on techniques, such as joint mobilization and manipulation, used to improve range of motion, reduce pain, and restore function.
Active Exercise Rehabilitation Sessions
Supervised exercise sessions with a therapist, designed to improve strength, flexibility, and endurance.
Tailored Digital Exercise Programs
Online appointment with a physiotherapist who will provide an assessment and treatment, which involves advice and education, solely focussed on load management and a personalized exercise program.
Virtual Physiotherapy Appointments
Online or Telehealth appointment with a physiotherapist who will provide assessment and treatment, which involves advice and education, solely focused on movement based medicine and pain management.
Focused Shockwave and Traction Therapy Treatments
A technology that delivers high-energy acoustic waves to targeted areas, promoting regeneration and reducing pain by enhancing blood flow and cell repair.
Pre & Post Operative Care
Preparing you physically and mentally for upcoming surgical procedures to optimize your recovery and improve post-surgery outcomes.
How we can Support you along your Recovery Journey
Assessment
Your physiotherapist will conduct an examination, which includes gathering medical history, special tests, and muscle testing to highlight strength deficits.
Treatment
We will create a personalized plan that is designed to reach your goals, and will include exercises, manual therapy, and other modalities tailored to your specific condition and needs.
Follow-up & Education
Regular check-ins with your physiotherapist will help monitor the progress of the treatment and allow your therapist to adjust the treatment plan as needed, and provide ongoing support.
Other injuries we can support recovery for
· Repetitive strain injuries
· Knee & joint arthritis
· Tendonitis
· Plantar Fasciitis
· Tennis Elbow
· Medial Tibial Stress Syndrome (otherwise known as shin splints)
· Hamstring issues
· Soft-tissue/joint conditions causing long-term pain
Common Work-Related Injuries
Repetitive strain injuries
When damage occurs to muscles, tendons and other soft tissues of the body due to repetitive and prolonged use.
Slips and falls
The injuries can result in fractures, sprains or even more severe injuries such as concussions.
Overexertion
When the body is subjected to excessive physical effort or strain, surpassing its capacity to handle the load, it can lead to increasing the risk of injury.
Frequently Asked WorkSafeBC Questions
If you are attending treatment within 12 weeks of your accident date, you do not need a doctor’s referral. If continued care is required, you will require a doctor’s note to advocate for your extended treatment. If you are seeking treatment more than 12 weeks after your accident date, you will require a doctor’s note.
After your 12 weeks of treatment lapses and additional treatment is required, your therapist may submit a treatment plan to ICBC, seeking approval for continued care on your behalf. Once approval is issued, your treatment can continue.
Yes, if you have an accepted ICBC claim, we can direct bill on your behalf. Not all treatments are covered at 100% by ICBC and some modalities may require you to pay a portion out of pocket if not covered by ICBC.