After a motor vehicle accident, the path to recovery can seem daunting. Many individuals face challenges like neck pain and concussions, alongside other musculoskeletal injuries. Physiotherapy offers a comprehensive approach to address these issues, promoting healing and functionality.
The Benefits of Physiotherapy for Accident-Related Injuries
- Pain Alleviation: Targeted treatments reduce pain levels, facilitating easier engagement in daily activities.
- Improved Mobility: Exercises and manual therapies help restore movement and flexibility lost due to injuries.
- Long-term Rehabilitation: Focusing on strengthening exercises, physiotherapy aids in preventing recurrent injuries.
Insurance Coverage for Your Rehabilitation Needs
Insurance plans often cover physiotherapy for injuries sustained in motor vehicle accidents if claimed within two years of the incident. This coverage can significantly ease the financial burden of rehabilitation services. Additionally, if you have had physiotherapy at a different clinic previously, you could still qualify for funding if it has been less than 2 years since your accident and your case has not been closed.
Specialized Techniques for Comprehensive Treatment
In addition to a multidisciplinary approach, our clinic utilizes innovative treatments, including Gunn Intramuscular Stimulation (IMS) and McKenzie Diagnosis and Treatment (MDT), which have shown efficacy in managing pain and enhancing recovery:
- Gunn Intramuscular Stimulation (IMS): A technique that alleviates deep muscle pain, particularly effective for chronic conditions.
- McKenzie Diagnosis and Treatment (MDT): An approach focusing on self-treatment strategies, beneficial for spinal and extremity issues.
Choosing Our Clinic for Your Recovery
We prioritize personalized, multidisciplinary care (Chiropractic, Massage, and Physiotherapy), integrating various treatments to suit your specific needs. Our dedicated professionals are committed to supporting your journey back to health and activity.
We’ve been serving individuals and families in South Edmonton for over twenty years. Contact us here to book an appointment with one of our therapists. Follow the links below to learn more about our various services.
References
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