Here are some Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about Physiotherapy On Wheels. If you have any questions that do not appear on this list, please feel free to contact us and we will get back to you as soon as possible.
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Your first in-clinic appointment is a 1-hour initial assessment that includes a comprehensive assessment and some treatment..
Follow-up in-clinic appointments are scheduled for 30 minutes* and consist of one-on-one treatment sessions with your physiotherapist.
Please note: The duration of your follow-up appointments in-clinic may be extended if your physiotherapist uses treatment modalities as part of your care.
Your first in-home appointment includes an initial assessment and some treatment. All subsequent in-home follow-up appointments are one-on-one treatment sessions with your physiotherapist. All in-home appointments are scheduled for 1 hour.
Your physiotherapist will do a brief review of your medical history and ask question about your current injury. Your physiotherapist will assess your pain and discomfort to better understand your injury and provide some treatment. They may also recommend certain exercises for you to do at home until your next appointment.
Yes! All of our physiotherapists are registered with the College Of Physiotherapists of Ontario.
No. Physiotherapy on Wheels is not an OHIP Designated Physiotherapy Clinic.
Our clinic is located at 6295 Mississauga Road Suite 130. We are right on Mississauga Road, just north of Britannia, in the same plaza as the Service Ontario.
Private insurance coverage varies by plan. We recommend contacting your insurance provider to confirm your coverage.
Yes, we offer direct billing to most major insurance providers.
No, a prescription is not required to see one of our physiotherapists. However, if you have a family doctor, your physiotherapist can communicate with them and provide updates on your treatment if needed.
There is no set number of appointments required to be completed. The number and frequency of appointments will depend on your condition, treatment goals, and progress, as some injuries require more frequent treatment than others.
During your initial assessment, your physiotherapist will recommend a treatment plan, including the appropriate duration and frequency of follow-up appointments based on your individual needs.