Our specialties in physiotherapy

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We cater to a private clientele and accept various insurance plans. 

For private patients, most insurance plans cover the majority of your treatment costs. Depending on your plan, you may need to pay for the full treatment upfront and then submit the receipt directly to your private insurance (a form may need to be filled out) for reimbursement.

In other cases, we can bill your insurance company directly for the treatment received. We suggest checking with your insurance company to see what type of coverage you have for these treatments.

Our rehabilitation team will be happy to manage your case from start to finish. 

There will be no fees charged to you, as the payer (CNESST or SAAQ) covers the full cost of your treatments.

We are also pleased to offer the Functional Capacity Development (FCD) program for CNESST/SAAQ clients.

For private patients, most insurance plans cover the majority of your treatment costs. Depending on the type of plan you have, you may need to pay for the full treatment upfront and then submit the receipt directly to your private insurance (a form may need to be filled out) for reimbursement.

In other cases, we can bill your insurance company directly for the treatment received. We recommend checking with your insurance company to see what type of coverage you have for these treatments.

For patients covered by the Interim Federal Health Program (IFHP) funded by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), Santé Optimum will bill Blue Cross Medavie directly, and you will not have to pay anything. We only require a copy of your prescription and a copy of your asylum seeker document from Immigration Canada.

All visits are with a licensed member of the Ordre Professionnel de la Physiothérapie du Québec. For your first appointment, please bring:

• Your health insurance card
• Your insurance card if you are insured

During your first physiotherapy session, you will be evaluated by the physiotherapist, who will identify the issues to address based on your condition. You will then receive care during follow-up appointments in subsequent visits.

It is not necessary to have a prescription from a doctor when you are receiving physiotherapy for a musculoskeletal injury. However, if you have undergone surgery, the postoperative protocol and consent from your surgeon at the start of treatment are essential for proper physiotherapy management.