Physiotherapy Care at-home Services in West Vancouver
Physio2U is proud to serve eighteen cities around the Greater Vancouver and Fraser Valley including West Vancouver In-Home Physiotherapy. We do not charge extra for travel expenses so you won’t pay more to be treated in the comfort of your own home.
During your at-home physiotherapy session we’ll spend one-hour with you treating your condition and showing you exercises you can do in your home to help alleviate your symptoms. Many of our patients find physiotherapy at-home makes keeping up with your physio exercises much easier because you’ll receive a demonstration of how to perform them accurately and safely in your home until your next appointment.
Common Conditions we treat with In-Home Physiotherapy in West Vancouver include:
- Arthritis
- Sudden onset of back pain
- Broken leg or pelvis
- Chronic pain
- Chronic sports injuries
- Lymphedema
- Vertigo (Vestibular rehab)
Common Conditions commonly found in Seniors we treat with In-Home Physiotherapy in West Vancouver include:
- Hip fracture
- Joint replacement
- Post-stroke
- Frequent falls
- Mobility loss due to dementia/Alzheimer’s
- Pneumonia
- Palliative conditions
- General weakness post hospitalization or surgery
Why Choose Physio2U for Your Physiotherapy Needs in West Vancouver?
At-home physiotherapy is becoming increasingly popular with patients who have limited mobility as a result of their condition. You don’t have to leave your home to be treated by a Physio2U physiotherapist. The services we offer cover a wide range of conditions and are offered by Registered Physiotherapists so you can be confident that you’re being treated by a licensed practitioner. All of our services are eligible for reimbursement from your insurance provider if you have extended health benefits.
Physio2U provides insurance-covered mobile physiotherapy, billed directly to
Pacific Blue Cross, ICBC, Veterans Affairs Canada, WorksafeBC and UBC Hospital.
Customized Services
Specializing in senior care
One-on-One Attention
Taking time to listen
Mobile Sessions
Bringing care to you
Flexible Appointments
Adapting to your schedule
Relationship-based Therapy
Building personal connections
Communicated Recovery Process
Regular progress reports
Privacy and
Comfort at Home
Prioritizing your safety
A Voice for
Your Parent
Working directly with doctors
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Our West Vancouver In-Home Physiotherapy team
Kristen Duncan, Registered Physiotherapist
North Vancouver, West Vancouver
Kristen’s Story – While training for the Ironman Canada Triathlon in 1999 Kristen injured her knee biking. This injury led Kristen to work with a physiotherapist. With the help and guidance of the physio Kristen successfully finished the race. This positive experience inspired her to pursue physiotherapy as a career and help others achieve their personal goals. Kristen offers a compassionate, client-centered, hands-on approach, combined with therapeutic exercise.
Education
- Bachelor of Arts, Psychology, University of British Columbia – 1996.
- Bachelor of Science, Physical Therapy, University of British Columbia – 2003
Certifications
- Lower Extremity Certification Program, Advanced Physical Therapy Educational Institute
- The Thoracic Spine Part I and II, Advanced Physical Therapy Educational Institute
- John Barnes Myofascial Release
Areas of Special Interest
- Myofascial Release
- Chronic Pain
- Orthopaedic Rehabilitation
- Geriatrics Rehabilitation
- Falls Prevention
When not at work – You will find Kristen outdoors enjoying the beautiful North Shore. She enjoys hiking in the North Shore Mountains as well as stand-up paddle boarding. She is also testing out her music skills and learning to play the Ukelele.
Marianne Tout, Kinesiologist
West Vancouver
Marianne’s Story – Since dealing with sports related injuries as a teenager, Marianne has always been interested in how the musculoskeletal system works and how the body moves. She has always enjoyed helping people improve their health and with her interest in the musculoskeletal system, becoming a kinesiologist was a great way to combine the two. Marianne believes a key component to helping people feel better and move better is through education and helping her clients understand why certain movements and exercises are important to help them reach their health goals.
Education:
- Bachelor of Kinesiology, University of Toronto – 2017.
Certification:
- Functional movement screen: Level 1
Areas of Special Interest:
- General Strengthening
- Exercise Therapy
- Fall Prevention
- Sports Injury Rehab
- Arthritis
- Motor Vehicle Accident Rehab
When not at work – As a former Varsity water polo player, you will find Marianne coaching a local youth water polo team. She also enjoys swimming, hiking and skiing in her free time.
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