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Physiotherapy services Edmonton
Physiotherapy services at our southeast Edmonton clinic are built from a few core treatments: hands-on work to change symptoms in the short term, graded exercise to build capacity over weeks, and dry needling or shockwave added only when the presentation calls for it.
How Physiotherapy Services Edmonton Are Tailored to Your Needs?
Physiotherapy (physical therapy) at Vertex is built from a small number of core treatments. No single technique treats everything. After assessment, the therapist proposes a combination — usually hands-on treatment to change symptoms in the short term, and exercise to change capacity over weeks. Adjuncts such as dry needling or shockwave are added where the presentation calls for them, not by default.
What Are the Core Treatments in Physiotherapy Services Edmonton?
Manual therapyHands-on joint and soft-tissue treatment, and what it is used for.
Exercise therapyGraded loading, prescribed and progressed rather than handed out.
Dry needling and IMSWhat it involves, what it feels like, and when it is offered.
Shockwave therapyWhich tendon problems it is used for, and the usual course.
AcupunctureFine-needle treatment from the traditional Chinese medicine tradition.
Massage therapyRegistered massage therapy, on its own or alongside physiotherapy
Lymphatic drainage massageGentle technique for swelling and fluid retention, including after surgery
Deep tissue massage
Sports massage
Prenatal massage- Myofascial release
Custom orthoticsAssessment and fitting for foot and lower limb problems- Kinesiology taping and bracing
- Tuina
Relaxation massage
Post-surgery lymphatic drainage
Physiotherapy Services Edmonton for Different Stages of Life and Recovery
Prenatal and postnatal physiotherapyThrough pregnancy and the months after birth
Pre and post-surgical physiotherapyPreparing for surgery and working through the protocol afterwards.
Neurological rehabilitationRehabilitation after stroke and for conditions affecting movement.
Physiotherapy for older adultsBalance, strength and staying independent at home.
Virtual physiotherapyWhen a video appointment works, and when it does not.
Sports physiotherapyAssessment and return-to-sport planning for athletic injuries
Vestibular rehabilitationFor dizziness, vertigo and balance problems
Pediatric physiotherapyMovement, development and injury in children and teenagers
Cancer rehabilitationStrength, fatigue and function during and after cancer treatment
In-home physiotherapyTreatment at home when getting to the clinic is not practical
Pelvic floor physiotherapyAssessment and treatment for bladder, bowel and pelvic pain problems
Pelvic floor physiotherapy for womenWhat assessment and treatment involves for women
Pelvic floor physiotherapy for menIncluding after prostate surgery, and for pelvic pain
Physiotherapy for horse ridersRiding-specific assessment, and the back and hip problems that come with it
Physiotherapy Services Edmonton for Sport and Physical Activity
Physiotherapy planned around what you do, whether that is a marathon, a hockey season, a round of golf or a dance exam. Each page covers the injuries that sport produces and the strength and return-to-play work that follows.
Physiotherapy Services Edmonton for Work and Daily Life
The problems of sitting still and of physical work, and the assessments that change the cause rather than just treating the symptom.
How Physiotherapy Services Support Recovery Programs
Structured programs for the stages after the acute problem is over: after a fracture, after a stroke, when pain has become persistent, or when balance and confidence need rebuilding.
Physiotherapy Services and Other Clinic Services
These are delivered by practitioners registered with their own colleges, not by physiotherapists. They are booked separately, and your insurance may treat them as different benefits.
Common Questions About Physiotherapy Services
How do you decide which treatments I get?
From the assessment. Hands-on treatment, needling, shockwave and exercise are chosen for what your problem needs, not applied as a fixed package. Most plans combine something to change symptoms in the short term with exercise to change the problem in the long term.
Can I see the massage therapist and physiotherapist at the same clinic?
Yes. Physiotherapy, massage therapy, acupuncture, psychology, counselling and nutrition are all at 6958 76 Ave NW #205, and practitioners coordinate when someone is seeing more than one. Each is booked and billed separately.
Do you offer appointments outside office hours?
The clinic is open six days a week. Call (825) 525-2852 for current availability; the front desk will find a time that fits rather than book you into one that does not.
Which services are provided by a physiotherapist and which by someone else?
Physiotherapy services are provided by physiotherapists registered with the College of Physiotherapists of Alberta. Massage therapy, acupuncture, psychology, counselling and nutrition are provided by practitioners registered with their own professional bodies, and the team page says who is who.
Related pages
- Manual therapyManual therapy Edmonton for joint stiffness, muscle tension, reduced mobility and restricted movement at…
- Exercise therapyExercise therapy Edmonton for muscle weakness, joint instability, functional decline and post injury deconditioning…
- Dry needling and IMSDry needling therapy Edmonton for muscle tightness, trigger points, chronic pain and referred pain…
- Shockwave therapyShockwave therapy Edmonton for tendinitis, plantar fasciitis, chronic tendon pain and calcific deposits at…
- AcupunctureTraditional Chinese acupuncture Edmonton for pain, tension, stress and chronic health conditions at Vertex…
- Kinesiology taping and bracingKinesiology taping and bracing Edmonton for joint instability, muscle support, swelling control and injury…
Vertex Physiotherapy is at 6958 76 Ave NW #205, Edmonton, AB T6B 2R2. Call (825) 525-2852 or book online. The assessment decides which of these is appropriate — you do not need to choose in advance.
Written by Vertex Physiotherapy · Reviewed by Bipin Pokhrel, Provisional Physiotherapist · Last updated September 2026