Physiotherapy for Leduc residents

Vertex is in southeast Edmonton, not in Leduc itself — up the QEII to Whitemud Drive and 75 Street. Physiotherapy, massage therapy and acupuncture are offered, WCB claims are seen, no doctor's referral is needed for an assessment, and parking is free on site.

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Can I see a physiotherapist in Edmonton if I live in Leduc?

Yes. Leduc is south of Edmonton on the Queen Elizabeth II Highway, and the clinic is reached from the Whitemud and 75 Street. Vertex Physiotherapy is at 6958 76 Ave NW #205 in southeast Edmonton, with free parking on site. The clinic is in Edmonton, not in Leduc itself. It offers physiotherapy, massage therapy and acupuncture, and you do not need a doctor’s referral to book a physiotherapy assessment.

Areas We Serve Assessment And Treatment At Vertex Physiotherapy

What people from Leduc come in for

Leduc and the neighbouring Nisku industrial area have a large trades, oilfield service and transport workforce. People from the area come in for injuries from lifting and physical work, for WCB claims, and for shoulder, back and knee pain.

Every new patient starts with an assessment. Your physiotherapist asks about the problem and your goals, examines how you move, explains what they find and agrees a plan with you. How many visits you need depends on the condition and how you respond, and that is reviewed as you go.

Getting here from Leduc

From Leduc, take the Queen Elizabeth II Highway north into Edmonton, Whitemud Drive east to 75 Street, then 75 Street north to 76 Avenue and turn east to 6958 76 Ave NW #205.

Parking is free and on site, and the building is accessible. If you would like help planning the trip, call (825) 525-2852 and the front desk can talk you through it.

Fees, funding and other services

The clinic can bill many extended health plans directly where your plan allows it, and also sees people under WCB Alberta and motor vehicle accident claims. If you are unsure what your plan includes, the front desk can check before your first visit.

Questions people ask

No. In Alberta you can book directly with a physiotherapist. Some extended health plans ask for a doctor’s referral before they reimburse you, so it is worth checking your plan.

Yes. Parking is free and on site at 6958 76 Ave NW #205. If you have limited mobility, tell the front desk and they will describe the most direct way in.

For some conditions, follow-ups can be done by virtual physiotherapy. Your physiotherapist will tell you whether that suits your situation after the first assessment.

Book at the southeast Edmonton clinic

Vertex Physiotherapy is at 6958 76 Ave NW #205, Edmonton, AB T6B 2R2. Call (825) 525-2852 or book online.