Question 1

What types of payment to you take?

Victoria Exercise Rehabilitation Centre accepts Credit, Debit, Cash, Cheque, or E-Transfers.

Answer

Its dependent upon the healing stage your in and varies from clinician to clinician. Usually you want to ice when there is swelling or pain associated with an injury. Since ice contracts muscle which in return decreases blood flow and numbs the nerves to help with pain. It also helps to slow down metabolism and helps to relieve symptoms of autoimmune diseases. Heat is used when there is no swelling in the area (later stages of healing). Heat helps to increase blood flow/oxygen/nutrients to muscles, helps to decrease adhesions, and decreases transmission of pain signals to the brain.

Answer

Initial Assessments is for the clinican to understand what your experiencing day to day and with physical activity. Its also for the clinician to see what motions are affected, what muscles are weak or strong, if there are any assymetries in the body (gait, range of motion, or muscle), tender spots/tight muscles, etc. A Subsequent Treatment is dependent upon what the clinician saw from the assessment but usually includes modalities and individualized exercise prescription program.

Answer

Each appointment is 1 hour long. If you are a new client, we suggest you come in 5 minutes early to fill out our intake form before your appointment.

Question 2

When should I use heat or ice with an injury?

Question 3

What is the difference between the initial assessment and subsequent treatment?

Question 4

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What types of payment to you take?

When should I use heat or ice with an injury?

What is the difference between the initial assessment and subsequent treatment?

How long are the appointments?