Pembina Physiotherapy & Sports Injury Clinic

Update!

WE ARE OPEN!

As of Monday, May 4/20, our clinic will be re-opening for in-person appointments! Both massage and physiotherapy will be available. We are taking measures to ensure the safety of clients and staff alike, and thank you in advance for your patience as we implement new procedures. For those who wish to receive physiotherapy in the comfort of their own home, telerehab, (or “physiotherapy via video session”) will continue to be available.

To book your appointment, or for more information, please call 204-261-7190.

We can’t wait to welcome you back!

About Us

Welcome to Pembina Physiotherapy & Sports Injury Clinic.

Our focus is to provide you with excellent care for your injury or health concern. Our qualified physiotherapists and massage therapists provide evidence focused and up to date treatment to improve your quality of life.

We assess your condition, identify the reason for your symptoms, and work with you to optimize your recovery. We provide treatment for all ages with the goal to decrease pain, improve mobility and strength, and to improve your day to day function.

If we do not have time for our health today,
we may not have health for our time tomorrow.

WE ARE PEMBINA PHYSIOTHERAPY
& SPORTS INJURY CLINIC

We work co-operatively with your doctor, your surgeon, or health care practitioner to make a significant change in your condition.

We have been providing optimal health care to the community of Winnipeg and Manitoba
since 1985.

Murray MacHutchon

Physiotherapist
B.M.R.P.T.

Ainsley Thomas

Physiotherapist
B.M.R.P.T., F.C.A.M.P.T

Mathew McGrath

Physiotherapist
M.P.T., B.A.

Nayla Carruthers

Physiotherapist
M.P.T., BSc

Sabrina Rossi

Physiotherapist
M.P.T., B. Kin

Paul Epp

Massage Therapist
R.M.T.

Lindsay Bazan

Massage Therapist
R.M.T.

Rhonda McGrath

Clinic Manager

We Direct bill

Our Services

Vestibular Physiotherapy

The vestibular system is the body system that contributes to balance, spatial awareness and also coordinates eye movements. When there is disease or injury within this system, a patient can experience symptoms that could include dizziness, nausea, spinning sensations, poor balance, or headaches. Vestibular Physiotherapy works to either restore normal vestibular function or teach the body how to adapt appropriately to decrease or resolve symptoms and restore quality of life. Common vestibular disorders that can be treated with Vestibular Physiotherapy are Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV), Meniere’s Disease, Labyrinthitis, and Neuritis.

Myofascial techniques

These hands on treatments to the muscle and fascia improve movement, increase artery and nerve flow and decrease pain.

Spinal and Joint Mobilization/Manipulation

Mobilization is a repetitive, gentle movement which improves function through restoring range and decreasing pain. Manipulation is a passive, quick movement of small amplitude applied to a stiff joint to improve movement.

Acupuncture

We use disposable, sterile needles to treat pain and muscle spasm or increased tone. The very thin needles are inserted into the muscle and there is minimal discomfort. Acupuncture can be used to treat chronic or acute injuries.

Dry Needling

A disposable acupuncture needle is inserted into a taut muscle to decrease tone and improve movement. The relaxation of the muscle that occurs helps to decrease pain and improve activity.

Exercises

Patients are provided with a specific set of exercises needed to improve their condition. The patient needs to work with the physiotherapist to achieve the maximum benefit.

Orthotics

Custom made orthotics are covered by a number of insurance companies. Pain and dysfunction in the foot and leg are improved with the correction of poor biomechanics. Orthotics also provide shock absorption and dispersion of forces.

Post-Surgical Rehabilitation

We work closely with your surgeon to provide post-surgical rehabilitation as soon as possible after the joint replacement or surgery. Decreasing swelling, improving balance, and working on range of motion and strength are very important in your recovery.

Sports Injury Treatment

We work hard to get you back to your activity as soon as possible. This is based on stages of healing and the sport specific requirements.

Taping

Taping is used to support or immobilize an acutely injured joint. It helps to prevent further stresses to the healing ligaments and decrease abnormal biomechanics.

Cervical and Lumbar Computerized Traction

Traction is used for treatment of inflamed nerves and joint hypomobility in the neck or back.

Contact Us

Hours of Operation

Monday 7:00 AM – 8:00 PM

Tuesday 7:30 AM – 8:00 PM

Wednesday 7:00 AM – 8:00 PM

Thursday 7:30 AM – 8:00 PM

Friday 7:30 AM – 4:00 PM

Saturday 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Sunday CLOSED

11-2077 Pembina Highway, Winnipeg, MB R3T 5J9

(204)261-7190

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