OUR SERVICES

Physiotherapy is provided to promote, maintain and help restore your body with the health and healing it needs. Our Physiotherapists works a wide range of hours to best support our clients.

The massage therapists at Vantage Physiotherapy Clinic offer a wide variety of treatment techniques that include Graston® Technique, Myofascial Cupping, CranioSacral, Reflexology, Deep Tissue, Relaxation, Pain Reduction, and Trigger Point Release. They work closely with all of our practitioners to help clients achieve their wellness goals

Kinesiology is the study of human body movement. Our Kinesiologist will gather information from you in the first visit, and use that to build your unique program. Our goal is to optimize performance and prevent injury.

Chiropractors are considered spine, muscle, and nervous system experts and have specialized training to provide effective treatment to promote health, alleviate pain, and improve quality of life. Chiropractors use hands on techniques to treat the bones, muscles, and joints that you use everyday.  

(www.chiropractic.ca)

Pelvic Floor Therapy is a speciality within the branch of physical and Occupational therapy that works to address pelvic floor dysfunctions with assessment and treatment. It can also be used to strengthen pelvic floor function and health in general patients.

We have a contract with the Workers Compensation Board, or WCB, which provides disability and liability coverage for work-related injury and illness. 

If you have an accident at work, ask your employer about WCB coverage. Once you have your claim number, and a main point of contact with them, Contact Us! WCB commonly covers certain lengths of 
Massage Therapy, as well as either Physiotherapy or Chiropractic Care.

Motor Vehicle Accident Claims (MVA) – It is important to seek medical advice as soon as practical following a motor vehicle accident. Please use 911 for an emergency. Following an MVA please contact your insurance company to start a claim. If you have seen a doctor, they may recommend physiotherapy, massage therapy or chiropractic care following an accident. You may still book an appointment without having seen a physician. Either way, it is important that your insurance company knows you are seeking treatment for personal injury in order to complete the required paperwork and to start your treatment as soon as possible.

Taping has been proven to have positive physiological effects on the skin, lymphatic and circulatory system, fascia, muscles, ligaments, tendons, and joints. It can be used in conjunction with a multitude of other treatments and modalities and is effective during the rehabilitative and chronic phases on an injury as well as being used for preventative measures. 

(kinesiotaping.com)

Cupping is a soft tissue therapy that involves the application of plastic, glass or silicone cups onto the area of concern. The cups are attached with a vacuum seal causing the skin to lift muscles, and blood to the surface. This technique stimulates circulation of blood, lymphatic drainage and detoxification within the body. 

This technique is an evidence based clinical treatment technique that involves the use of specially designed stainless steel instruments to break down scar tissue and adhesions in muscle. The technique has been proven to decrease treatment time, facilitate recovery time, decrease the need for anti-inflammatories, and resolve chronic conditions.

(grastontechnique.com)

A non-invasive modality used to treat acute and chronic pain, improve blood flow, increase mobility and lead to increased quality of life and function . The technique involves use of a laser device to deliver light waves to the tissues to initiate natural healing processes.

(multiradiance.com)

Shockwave Therapy is a modality used to deliver a series of high energy acoustic waves to an affected area. Shockwave Therapy treats:

• Plantar Fasciitis

• Frozen Shoulder

• Heel Spurs

• Tennis Elbow

• Morton's Neuroma

• Calcific Rotator Cuff Tendinitis

• Hallux Rigidus Bursitis

• Achilles Tendinopathy

• Tendonitis

• Trigger Point Therapy

• Jumpers Knee

• Anterior Tibial SyndromeOsteoarthritis

• Patellar Chondropathy

• Trochanteric Tendonitis      

This technique involves inserting thin needles into irritable and tight muscles which creates a change in the muscle and surrounding connective tissue. The technique has also been shown to stimulate nerves that allow the body to release its own painkillers. Trigger point dry needling is often combined with additional physical therapy techniques and has been shown to address pain, and improve movement and overall function. 

(physiotherapyalberta.ca)