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What is an IPSPL?
Often referred to as the “Super Nurse”, the IPSPL is a nurse who has pursued advanced university studies in order to develop additional medical skills and thus participate in certain medical procedures reserved for doctors.
It is therefore authorized to :
Diagnosis
Prescribing drugs, treatments and medical images
Refer to a specialist
Make an appointment for one of the following situations:
Musculoskeletal problems :
Pain, sprain, etc.
Intra-articular infiltration
Imaging prescription (X-ray, ultrasound)
Minor emergencies :
Cold and flu symptoms
Earache, sinusitis, conjunctivitis
Urinary tract infection
Digestive disorders, constipation, diarrhea
Simple laceration
Pediatric :
Infection in children
Constipation
Abdominal pain
Global health :
Acne
Nail fungus
Smoking Cessation
Sleep apnea
Seasonal allergies
Skin rashes
Oral ulcers
Dizziness
Work stoppage in connection with CNESST
Sexual health:
ITSSD screening update
STBBI in an asymptomatic individual (as a precaution)
Women’s health:
Contraception
Menstrual pain
Some cases cannot be handled by our IPSPL
Anything that requires follow-up:
Pregnancy follow-up
Monitoring of chronic diseases such as :
– Diabetes
– Cholesterol
– High blood pressure
– Heart disease
– Lung diseases
– Etc.
All severe symptoms that indicate an immediate risk to :
Life
A vital organ
Or involving a worsening of the situation if care is not taken quickly
Call 811 or go to the emergency room
To book an appointment, patients can call us or do so directly online via this link:
https://physiomultiservicesanjou.janeapp.com/
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Privacy policy
Terms of use and privacy policy
At Physio Multiservices, respecting your privacy is of the utmost importance, and our privacy policy is designed to inform you of our practices regarding the personal information you provide through our website.
Our site is designed to provide you with information about Physio Multiservices, the location of our clinics, opening hours and services offered. Also links to our professional associations and partners.
The general terms and conditions of use of our site come into force on the date they are put online and are valid from the first use of the site by the user, and for the entire duration of use of the site, until new general terms and conditions of use replace the present ones. We invite you to consult them regularly.
Physio Multiservices in no way guarantees the accuracy, precision or completeness of the information available on its site via external links to other websites.
We reserve the right to modify or correct the content of the information published on this site at any time without prior notice.
Scope of our general terms of use and privacy policy
The general terms of use and our privacy policy apply to our website.
Personal data protection
Dear customer,
This letter is being sent to you to provide you with all the information you need in light of the recent modernization of various laws aimed at protecting your personal and health information.
When you request services offered at our clinic, authorized personnel collect various personal information about you in your patient file:
– Your name, mailing address, telephone number, date of birth and e-mail address;
– Information about the reason for your visit;
– Additional information required to meet your health needs, such as your condition-related test results, medication lists, health care professional information, etc.
Collecting your information :
Authorized personnel obtain your personal information, both verbally and in writing, directly from you, from the health professionals you consult or from a representative of the authorized paying agency. The staff collects only the information that is necessary to provide you with the services you will receive at the clinic.
Retention and use of your information:
Your patient record is kept confidential and secure by the clinic. The professionals consulted use the information contained in your patient file for the purposes of the services and care offered to you.
To enable us to provide you with services and care, your information may be shared, when necessary, with the following types of parties:
– Paying agencies such as CNESST or SAAQ;
– Other health professionals;
– Insurers (RAMQ and other public and private insurers);
– Any other party, if permitted by law.
If access to your personal information is required, such access will be limited and supervised in order to preserve the security and confidentiality of your data. These parties are bound by legal or contractual data protection requirements.
Please note that the party receiving your personal information may store it on servers outside Quebec. This could be the case, for example, with your insurer.
Your personal information is kept for as long as you receive professional services at the clinic. If you cease to be a patient of our clinic, your personal information will be retained for the length of time required by the various laws governing the practice of each profession, and will then be securely destroyed.
Right to restrict, refuse or withdraw access to your information :
In certain circumstances, the law allows you to restrict, refuse or withdraw access to all or part of your information. Please note that this type of request could, in some cases, prevent you from receiving the service you requested. If this is your decision, please notify your healthcare professional, who will be able to explain the implications and confirm your decision.
Access to your information and rectification :
At any time, you have the right to request access to or correction of your personal information. Simply contact one of our staff members.
Consent :
By requesting services from our clinic, you confirm your consent to the above.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask our staff to put you in touch with our clinic’s Privacy Officer.
We also invite you to read the Personal Information Policy to which we adhere and which can be found on our website at :
Data exchanged automatically
When you access our site, your computer equipment (computer, laptop, tablet or other) and our server automatically exchange data. This exchange is necessary for the server to send you a file compatible with your equipment.
Information transmitted automatically between computers does not reveal your identity; it is collected for technological requirements necessary for Internet browsing.
Our website keeps track of the number of visits and the pages most frequently visited by visitors.
External links
Our site provides links to other sites. The information that these other sites may collect is not subject to this privacy policy. Please refer to the privacy policy of the Web site you are visiting.
Use of cookies
Cookies are used to facilitate navigation of our site pages. These cookies do not allow us to identify you or collect any personal information about you. If you do not wish our site to use cookies, we invite you to set your browser to block cookies. However, doing so may prevent you from using certain functions offered on the site.
Using Google Analytics
We use a well-known analytical tool on our site, Google Analytics.
Google Analytics uses cookies to collect information about your use of this website:
The pages you visit
The date, time, duration and frequency of your visits
The links you click on).
Your computer’s operating system type
Your operating system language
Your Internet service provider
Your geographical location (region).
Your IP address is also collected, but anonymized (truncated) to ensure the confidentiality of your information.
This information is stored on the servers of our web host. Google may also transfer this information to third parties where required to do so by law.
Google uses the information it collects to produce reports on your use of our website, enabling us to improve it.
Block Google Analytics
You can prevent Google from collecting information about your browsing by installing the Google Analytics deactivation add-on on your computer.
Information sent by e-mail
When you communicate with us by e-mail via our website, you provide us with your name, e-mail address and a message. When we receive these e-mails, we treat them with the same concern for confidentiality as we would a clinic visit or paper correspondence. Your personal information is then used by our staff to process your request and only the person(s) concerned will be informed to ensure follow-up.
To find out more about this policy
If you have any questions regarding this policy, we invite you to contact us by using the contact us section or by phone at 514-703-2725.
Respect for intellectual property rights
The content of our site, texts, logos and other information are the exclusive property of Physio Multiservices. Reproduction in whole or in part of any documents or information published on our site is strictly authorized for information purposes only and for personal and private use.
Personal data protection
Dear customer,
This letter is being sent to you to provide you with all the information you need in light of the recent modernization of various laws aimed at protecting your personal and health information.
When you request services offered at our clinic, authorized personnel collect various personal information about you in your patient file:
– Your name, mailing address, telephone number, date of birth and e-mail address;
– Information about the reason for your visit;
– Additional information required to meet your health needs, such as your condition-related test results, medication lists, health care professional information, etc.
Collecting your information :
Authorized personnel obtain your personal information, both verbally and in writing, directly from you, from the health professionals you consult or from a representative of the authorized paying agency. The staff collects only the information that is necessary to provide you with the services you will receive at the clinic.
Retention and use of your information:
Your patient record is kept confidential and secure by the clinic. The professionals consulted use the information contained in your patient file for the purposes of the services and care offered to you.
To enable us to provide you with services and care, your information may be shared, when necessary, with the following types of parties:
– Paying agencies such as CNESST or SAAQ;
– Other health professionals;
– Insurers (RAMQ and other public and private insurers);
– Any other party, if permitted by law.
If access to your personal information is required, such access will be limited and supervised in order to preserve the security and confidentiality of your data. These parties are bound by legal or contractual data protection requirements.
Please note that the party receiving your personal information may store it on servers outside Quebec. This could be the case, for example, with your insurer.
Your personal information is kept for as long as you receive professional services at the clinic. If you cease to be a patient of our clinic, your personal information will be retained for the length of time required by the various laws governing the practice of each profession, and will then be securely destroyed.
Right to restrict, refuse or withdraw access to your information :
In certain circumstances, the law allows you to restrict, refuse or withdraw access to all or part of your information. Please note that this type of request could, in some cases, prevent you from receiving the service you requested. If this is your decision, please notify your healthcare professional, who will be able to explain the implications and confirm your decision.
Access to your information and rectification :
At any time, you have the right to request access to or correction of your personal information. Simply contact one of our staff members.
Consent :
By requesting services from our clinic, you confirm your consent to the above.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask our staff to put you in touch with our clinic’s Privacy Officer.
Other physiotherapy services:
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Physiotherapy for running
Physiotherapists offer injury prevention and treatment, global assessment, biomechanical, running pattern and shoe analysis, as well as basic preventive advice to runners. The sports physio component of the clinic goes even further. The firm joins forces with the Au Rythme de nos foulées race in Châteauguay and the Défi X-Training in Beauharnois to provide support and expertise to athletes.
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Perineal rehabilitation
Perineal reeducation can help! There are some ailments that aren’t easy to talk about, even to your doctor. For many women, urinary incontinence is one of them. These problems arise when the pelvic floor muscles stop working properly.
Perineal re-education aims to re-learn the correct use of the perineal muscles and strengthen weakened pelvic floor muscles. -
Radial shockwave therapy
Our physiotherapists use radial shockwave therapy to reduce pain caused by chronic conditions such as chronic shoulder tendinopathy, plantar fasciitis, epicondylitis, Achilles tendon tendinopathy, patellar tendon tendinopathy and other chronic conditions. Treatments are spread over 3 to 4 sessions, 1 week apart. Post-treatment telephone follow-up will be carried out by the physiotherapist responsible for the patient.
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Needles under the dermis
The use of needles under the dermis is an increasingly popular technique in the world of physiotherapy. This method is a supplement to the other techniques used by a physiotherapist during conventional treatment. It involves the insertion of needles without the injection of liquid. The effectiveness of this technique depends on a number of factors. For example, the insertion of a dry needle creates small lesions that reactivate surrounding tissue repair. It can also enable the physiotherapist to deactivate trigger points in the musculature, and create an analgesic effect in the treated area. This technique is indicated for all musculoskeletal problems, such as migraines, neck, back and lumbar pain and/or sprains, tendonitis, chronic pain, etc. It’s important to note that this technique is distinct from acupuncture, since the latter is based on Chinese medicine and meridian concepts. Physiotherapeutic puncture is limited to local treatment of the affected area.
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Temporomandibular joint (TMJ)
Did you know that your temporomandibular joint (jaw) can benefit from the services of a physiotherapist just like any other joint in the body? Jaw pain or locking (difficulty opening your mouth) are examples of problems that may lead you to consult a physiotherapist. A problem with the temporomandibular joint can also cause headaches, neck pain, difficulty chewing and so on.
The physiotherapist will assess your condition and establish an appropriate treatment plan with you. Treatment may include manual therapy, muscle relaxation, exercise instruction or electrotherapy, depending on your condition. Don’t hesitate to consult a physiotherapy professional for your jaw problem! -
Manual therapy
Orthopedic manual therapy is a physiotherapy treatment modality. It includes manual techniques (soft-tissue techniques, mobilizations and/or manipulations) as well as therapeutic exercises, with the aim of restoring mobility, function and pain. It’s an individualized therapeutic approach that takes into account the physiotherapist’s assessment of your condition and recognized evidence.
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CNESST & SAAQ
Work accident (CNESST formerly CSST)
Following a work-related accident, you need to see a doctor. If your doctor refers you to physiotherapy, he or she will give you a prescription. All you have to do is contact us or come to one of our clinics with this prescription, and we’ll take care of the rest. Our customer service representative will take the necessary steps with the CNESST, and you’ll be able to start your treatment as soon as possible. The CNESST assumes the costs and pays the clinic directly for your care.
Road accident (SAAQ)
Following a road accident, you need to see a doctor. If your doctor refers you to physiotherapy, he or she will give you a prescription. Simply bring this prescription to one of our clinics, and we’ll forward the request to the SAAQ. When the request is accepted, you don’t have to pay for your physiotherapy treatments, since the SAAQ pays the clinic directly. -
Sports coverage
Physio Multiservices specializes in the evaluation, rehabilitation and prevention of sports injuries by offering a complete range of physical rehabilitation services. Our mobile unit enables us to offer services directly on site at sporting events.
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Sports physiotherapy
Physio Multiservices clinics are renowned for the effectiveness of their treatments and the results they deliver. Thanks to our 13 clinics located in Châteauguay, Mercier, Beauharnois, Sainte-Catherine, Quartier Dix30, Mont-Saint-Hilaire, Saint-Amable, Ormstown and Saint-Louis-de-Gonzague, we can guarantee the highest standards of care. Specialized for over 20 years in physiotherapy for athletes and sportspeople, our clinics offer a full range of services, including physiotherapy, shockwave therapy, osteopathy, sports and therapeutic massage and acupuncture.
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Vestibular rehabilitation (vertigo)
Vertigo is the most common symptom of a vestibular disorder. Vertigo is a sensation of movement, of the environment or of the person. About one person in seven seems to have experienced vertigo at some time in his or her life. Vertigo is often experienced as an emergency by those who suffer from it, whereas in the vast majority of cases, vertigo is a benign manifestation. Generally triggered by a change in head position, vertigo is brief and can lead to nausea and vomiting. Vertigo corresponds to an anomaly in the regulation of the vestibular system, the part of the inner ear involved in balance and posture. In physiotherapy, your professional will assess your condition using a detailed questionnaire and a series of positioning tests/maneuvers. A personalized treatment plan will then be drawn up. In most cases, this will include vestibular rehabilitation.
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Nutritionist-Dietitian
Training
Dietitian nutritionists are food experts. They have completed a 4-year university degree and are members of theOrdre des diététistes nutritionnistes du Québec (ODNQ). This ensures that they offer science-based advice tailored to your health.
Who can consult a nutritionist-dietitian?
At Physio Multiservices, in collaboration with ÉquipeNutrition nutritionists, our nutrition professionals intervene in a variety of situations to optimize your well-being, health and performance through a balanced diet.
Our nutritionists can help you with :
-Losing weight or maintaining a healthy weight
-Improve your sporting performance
-Manage your diabetes, cholesterol or blood pressure
-Relieve digestive problems such as bloating or constipation
-A balanced diet during pregnancy
-Living better with an eating disorder
-And more!
Contact TeamNutrition’s dietitian nutritionists to book an appointment today!
How does a nutrition consultation work?
At your first meeting, the dietitian nutritionist will take the time to get to know you and understand your situation. You’ll leave with a simple, realistic plan tailored to your goals.
Here’s what’s included:
–A complete assessment of your eating habits and lifestyle
–Personalized advice that’s easy to integrate into your daily routine
–Practical tools such as :
-an intelligent food diary
-Adapted recipes and tips
-access to theKoalaPro health and well-being application to accompany you between appointments
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–An insurance receipt will be issued for reimbursement or tax deduction.
Ready to improve your health with a diet that’s right for you?
ÉquipeNutrition’s dietitian nutritionists are there to support you with concrete advice tailored to your reality. Whether it’s for your health, your performance or simply to feel better every day, our approach adapts to your needs and your pace.
Make an appointment with a ÉquipeNutrition professional today:
– Nutritionist in Sainte-Catherine
You can also write to us at contact@equipenutrition.ca or call us at 450-234-0044 for more information.
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Sports therapy
Training
The athletic therapist has a 3-year university education leading to a bachelor’s degree in athletic therapy. The CATA, the Canadian Athletic Therapists Association, oversees the certification process for accredited athletic therapists across the country. In addition to completing a bachelor’s degree, athletic therapists must complete the athletic therapy program at one of the eight CATA-accredited institutions in Canada, including practical field and clinical training. Candidates must hold a valid first responder certificate and, upon graduation, pass the national certification exam.
What is sports therapy?
Athletic therapists adhere to the sports medicine model of care. They treat a wide variety of patients, from children with concussions to the elderly who have undergone hip surgery. They use a variety of manual therapies, modalities and recommended exercises, as well as strengthening techniques and restrictive or proprioceptive taping. Treatments vary, but the goal of an athletic therapist remains the same: to help the patient return to his or her usual activities, whether that’s participating in competitive sports or walking to the mailbox.
Certified Athletic Therapists are recognized for their rapid intervention on the field and for the emergency care they provide to professional and elite athletes. First responders when someone is injured, they are experts at diagnosing an injury and treating it. It’s this combination of on-field care and active rehabilitation skills that enables athletic therapists to effectively treat musculoskeletal (muscle, bone and joint) injuries for all Canadians, both on the field and in the clinic.
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Jobs
Physio Multiservices – PHYSIOTHERAPIST WANTED
Full-time or part-time.
Physio Multiservices a 100% Quebec banner! a growing network of 12 clinics where employees and self-employed workers share a common passion!
Our team is dynamic and dedicated. We take patients’ goals to heart.
We offer physiotherapy, osteopathy, acupuncture and massage therapy.
Workplace: several positions available in our clinics.
Special requirements: Spoken English desirable.
Working conditions: Guaranteed annual salary (this is not a pay-as-you-go position), full-time schedule over 4 days possible. Daytime schedule possible, Contributions, training, RRSPs,…
Come and join us!
The candidate must be a member in good standing of the OPPQ.
Normand Plasse
info@physiomultiservices.com
514-703-2725
Physio Multiservices – ERGOTHERAPIST WANTED
Full-time or part-time.
Physio Multiservices a 100% Quebec banner! a growing network of 12 clinics where employees and self-employed workers share a common passion!
Our team is dynamic and dedicated. We take patients’ goals to heart.
We offer physiotherapy, occupational therapy, osteopathy, acupuncture and massage therapy.
Workplace: several positions available in our clinics.
Special requirements: Spoken English desirable.
Working conditions: Guaranteed annual salary (this is not a pay-as-you-go position), full-time schedule over 4 days possible. Contributions, training, RRSPs,…
Come and join us!
The candidate must be a member in good standing of the OPPQ.
Normand Plasse
info@physiomultiservices.com
514-703-2725
Physio Multiservices – RESEARCH PHYSIOTHERAPY TECHNOLOGIST
Full-time or part-time.
Physio Multiservices a 100% Quebec banner! a growing network of 12 clinics where employees and self-employed workers share a common passion!
Our team is dynamic and dedicated. We take patients’ goals to heart.
We offer physiotherapy, occupational therapy, osteopathy, acupuncture and massage therapy.
Workplace: several positions available in our clinics.
Special requirements: Spoken English desirable.
Working conditions: Guaranteed annual salary (this is not a pay-as-you-go position), full-time schedule over 4 days possible. Dues, training,…
Come and join us!
The candidate must be a member in good standing of the OPPQ.
Normand Plasse
info@physiomultiservices.com
514-703-2725
About us
Partners in work and life
Physio Multiservices is the dream of France Barrette and Normand Plasse, two partners in business and in life. With a degree in physiotherapy from the Université de Montréal, France Barrette has developed an expertise in the assessment of road and industrial accident victims, while continuing to follow up her clients. She is also trained in Radial Shock Wave Therapy. Ms. Barrette also oversees the day-to-day administration of the Châteauguay clinics.
Normand Plasse manages the Châteauguay clinics while continuing to develop and manage the Physio Multiservices banner. A graduate in administration and accounting from the Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM), he has also completed training in real estate business. There’s no doubting the man’s well-stocked toolbox. His strength: business start-ups. On a personal level, Mr. Plasse is committed to his community. For a long time, he gave his time to the region’s young field hockey players.
In 2017 Physio Multiservices Châteauguay continued its growth by adding a new point of service dedicated exclusively to pediatric customers, where physiotherapy, occupational therapy and speech therapy services are offered.
Jonathan Roussel joined the Physio Multiservices management team in the summer of 2014. Having worked for Physio Multiservices for ten years as a physiotherapy technologist, Mr. Roussel acquired the Physio Multiservices clinic in Beauharnois, which had been in operation since 1997. Strongly committed to participating in the growth of the Physio Multiservices banner, he opened a new point of service in Ormstown in September 2016 and acquired the Physio Multiservices clinic in Mercier in February 2017.
In July 2017 Normand Plasse joined Jonathan Roussel to open a Physio Multiservices clinic in Quartier Dix30 in Brossard. Since then Jonathan Roussel has opened points of service in Melocheville and St-Louis de Gonzague.
In October 2018, Physio Multiservices added a clinic in St-Amable through Jade Pigeon, an employee of Physio Multiservices Châteauguay.
In June 2019 Pamela Ostiguy, physiotherapy technologist and manager of the Ville Ste-Catherine clinic, Hélène Poupart and Claude Ostiguy, both managers, acquire the Ville Ste-Catherine branch.
In September 2020, Marie-Ève Lebel Gabriel, physiotherapist, Anais Beaupré, educational director of the Enosi School of Osteopathy, and Jérémie Croc, clinical director of the Enosi School of Osteopathy, acquired the Mont Saint-Hilaire clinic.
Since September 2023, the Saint-Amable clinic has been managed by France Barrette and Normand Plasse.
In April 2024, Marie-Pier Demers, physiotherapist, purchased the branch at 288 boulevard d’Anjou in Châteauguay.
A multidisciplinary team
The team behind Physio Multiservices includes physiotherapists, physiotherapy technologists, occupational therapists, massage therapists, osteopaths, osteopathic therapists, acupuncturists, chiropractors, athletic therapists, kinesiologists and administrative support professionals. These professionals work together to provide Physio Multiservices customers with the best possible environment to meet their needs.
The clinic serves clients with a wide range of ailments, whether referred by a physician or not, as well as work and traffic accident victims.
Kinesiology
Fitness
This service is available to anyone who has been inactive for some time, or whose condition is too irritable to start a functional skills development program (FSDP). This service generally precedes a functional capacity assessment, and allows the beneficiary to activate at his or her own pace under the supervision of a physical rehabilitation therapist using a kinesiology approach. This service is an alternative to the sessions that can be offered in a training room supervised by a kinesiologist. The main aim of this service is to gradually reactivate the person and improve his or her overall physical capabilities before starting a PDCF.
Physical reactivation
This service is available to anyone who has been inactive for some time, or whose condition is too irritable to start a functional skills development program (FSDP). This service generally precedes an assessment of functional abilities, a PDCF or a return to work, and enables the service recipient to activate at his or her own pace, under the supervision of a multidisciplinary team within the framework of a program tailored to the needs of the worker and the paying agent. The main aim of this service is to gradually reactivate the person, while improving their physical, functional and work capacities.
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FAQ
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Are physiotherapy treatments covered by private insurance plans?
In the vast majority of cases, insurance companies cover the cost of physiotherapy treatment. However, some insurance plans may require a doctor’s prescription before accepting claims. Contact your insurer in advance to find out which services are covered and the terms and conditions required for reimbursement of treatment under your insurance contract.
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Can I consult a physiotherapist without a medical referral?
Since the early 90s, the public has been able to consult a physiotherapist in private practice without a medical referral. If you have been referred by your family doctor or another physician, our physiotherapists work in collaboration with them.
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Can I consult at a clinic of my choice near my home?
Has your doctor referred you to a physiotherapy clinic far from your home? Don’t want to waste your time with unnecessary transportation? If it says physio or physiotherapy, we’ll accept your prescription no matter where.
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Should I seek physiotherapy or osteopathy?
Physiotherapists and osteopaths have received approximately 5 years of advanced university-level training to treat your various musculoskeletal problems. You can therefore consult the professional of your choice.
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How should I dress for a physiotherapy session?
Clothing: It’s best to wear loose, stretchy clothing, opt for shorts, leggings or sports pants and t-shirts. Footwear: Wear comfortable shoes that allow you to perform specific exercises.
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How does a physiotherapy session work?
The first physiotherapy session consists of an assessment. The physiotherapist or physiotherapy technologist will evaluate your current state of health and review your medical history. He or she will then draw up a treatment plan tailored to your problems and condition, with the aim of improving your condition.
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What documents should I bring to my first appointment?
We recommend that you bring any relevant reference documents: – Medical prescription – Examination results – Previous exercise programs If you have suffered a work accident (CNESST) : – Worker’s claim form – Medical prescription indicating doctor’s diagnosis and physiotherapy referral. If you have suffered a road accident (SAAQ): – Your claim number – Doctor’s prescription.
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How many sessions will it take to relieve me and/or solve my problem?
Every individual is different, and so is every injury. The number of sessions varies according to each case. Following your first visit, your therapist will be able to tell you approximately how many appointments you’ll need.
Telerehabilitation
Adaptation required
Given the current situation, Physio Multiservices has decided to continue offering you the services of its physiotherapy, occupational therapy and speech therapy professionals in the comfort and security of your own home.
You can make remote appointments with your physiotherapist, physical rehabilitation therapist, occupational therapist or speech therapist using your laptop, tablet or smartphone. This way, you can continue the treatment plan you began in the clinic with your therapist.
A service for everyone
Also, if you’re suffering from a new condition, pain or a joint problem, our telerehabilitation physiotherapy services can help you and prevent your condition from deteriorating. It also saves you from having to visit a medical clinic or emergency room.
You don’t need to be a techno-professional to do telerehabilitation; your professional will tell you what you need to do.
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Privacy policy
Terms of use and privacy policy
At Physio Multiservices, respecting your privacy is of the utmost importance, and our privacy policy is designed to inform you of our practices regarding the personal information you provide through our website.
Our site is designed to provide you with information about Physio Multiservices, the location of our clinics, opening hours and services offered. Also links to our professional associations and partners.
The general terms and conditions of use of our site come into force on the date they are put online and are valid from the first use of the site by the user, and for the entire duration of use of the site, until new general terms and conditions of use replace the present ones. We invite you to consult them regularly.
Physio Multiservices in no way guarantees the accuracy, precision or completeness of the information available on its site via external links to other websites.
We reserve the right to modify or correct the content of the information published on this site at any time without prior notice.
Scope of our general terms of use and privacy policy
The general terms of use and our privacy policy apply to our website.
Personal data protection
Dear customer,
This letter is being sent to you to provide you with all the information you need in light of the recent modernization of various laws aimed at protecting your personal and health information.
When you request services offered at our clinic, authorized personnel collect various personal information about you in your patient file:
– Your name, mailing address, telephone number, date of birth and e-mail address;
– Information about the reason for your visit;
– Additional information required to meet your health needs, such as your condition-related test results, medication lists, health care professional information, etc.
Collecting your information :
Authorized personnel obtain your personal information, both verbally and in writing, directly from you, from the health professionals you consult or from a representative of the authorized paying agency. The staff collects only the information that is necessary to provide you with the services you will receive at the clinic.
Retention and use of your information:
Your patient record is kept confidential and secure by the clinic. The professionals consulted use the information contained in your patient file for the purposes of the services and care offered to you.
To enable us to provide you with services and care, your information may be shared, when necessary, with the following types of parties:
– Paying agencies such as CNESST or SAAQ;
– Other health professionals;
– Insurers (RAMQ and other public and private insurers);
– Any other party, if permitted by law.
If access to your personal information is required, such access will be limited and supervised in order to preserve the security and confidentiality of your data. These parties are bound by legal or contractual data protection requirements.
Please note that the party receiving your personal information may store it on servers outside Quebec. This could be the case, for example, with your insurer.
Your personal information is kept for as long as you receive professional services at the clinic. If you cease to be a patient of our clinic, your personal information will be retained for the length of time required by the various laws governing the practice of each profession, and will then be securely destroyed.
Right to restrict, refuse or withdraw access to your information :
In certain circumstances, the law allows you to restrict, refuse or withdraw access to all or part of your information. Please note that this type of request could, in some cases, prevent you from receiving the service you requested. If this is your decision, please notify your healthcare professional, who will be able to explain the implications and confirm your decision.
Access to your information and rectification :
At any time, you have the right to request access to or correction of your personal information. Simply contact one of our staff members.
Consent :
By requesting services from our clinic, you confirm your consent to the above.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask our staff to put you in touch with our clinic’s Privacy Officer.
We also invite you to read the Personal Information Policy to which we adhere and which can be found on our website at :
Data exchanged automatically
When you access our site, your computer equipment (computer, laptop, tablet or other) and our server automatically exchange data. This exchange is necessary for the server to send you a file compatible with your equipment.
Information transmitted automatically between computers does not reveal your identity; it is collected for technological requirements necessary for Internet browsing.
Our website keeps track of the number of visits and the pages most frequently visited by visitors.
External links
Our site provides links to other sites. The information that these other sites may collect is not subject to this privacy policy. Please refer to the privacy policy of the Web site you are visiting.
Use of cookies
Cookies are used to facilitate navigation of our site pages. These cookies do not allow us to identify you or collect any personal information about you. If you do not wish our site to use cookies, we invite you to set your browser to block cookies. However, doing so may prevent you from using certain functions offered on the site.
Using Google Analytics
We use a well-known analytical tool on our site, Google Analytics.
Google Analytics uses cookies to collect information about your use of this website:
The pages you visit
The date, time, duration and frequency of your visits
The links you click on).
Your computer’s operating system type
Your operating system language
Your Internet service provider
Your geographical location (region).
Your IP address is also collected, but anonymized (truncated) to ensure the confidentiality of your information.
This information is stored on the servers of our web host. Google may also transfer this information to third parties where required to do so by law.
Google uses the information it collects to produce reports on your use of our website, enabling us to improve it.
Block Google Analytics
You can prevent Google from collecting information about your browsing by installing the Google Analytics deactivation add-on on your computer.
Information sent by e-mail
When you communicate with us by e-mail via our website, you provide us with your name, e-mail address and a message. When we receive these e-mails, we treat them with the same concern for confidentiality as we would a clinic visit or paper correspondence. Your personal information is then used by our staff to process your request and only the person(s) concerned will be informed to ensure follow-up.
To find out more about this policy
If you have any questions regarding this policy, we invite you to contact us by using the contact us section or by phone at 514-703-2725.
Respect for intellectual property rights
The content of our site, texts, logos and other information are the exclusive property of Physio Multiservices. Reproduction in whole or in part of any documents or information published on our site is strictly authorized for information purposes only and for personal and private use.
Personal data protection
Dear customer,
This letter is being sent to you to provide you with all the information you need in light of the recent modernization of various laws aimed at protecting your personal and health information.
When you request services offered at our clinic, authorized personnel collect various personal information about you in your patient file:
– Your name, mailing address, telephone number, date of birth and e-mail address;
– Information about the reason for your visit;
– Additional information required to meet your health needs, such as your condition-related test results, medication lists, health care professional information, etc.
Collecting your information :
Authorized personnel obtain your personal information, both verbally and in writing, directly from you, from the health professionals you consult or from a representative of the authorized paying agency. The staff collects only the information that is necessary to provide you with the services you will receive at the clinic.
Retention and use of your information:
Your patient record is kept confidential and secure by the clinic. The professionals consulted use the information contained in your patient file for the purposes of the services and care offered to you.
To enable us to provide you with services and care, your information may be shared, when necessary, with the following types of parties:
– Paying agencies such as CNESST or SAAQ;
– Other health professionals;
– Insurers (RAMQ and other public and private insurers);
– Any other party, if permitted by law.
If access to your personal information is required, such access will be limited and supervised in order to preserve the security and confidentiality of your data. These parties are bound by legal or contractual data protection requirements.
Please note that the party receiving your personal information may store it on servers outside Quebec. This could be the case, for example, with your insurer.
Your personal information is kept for as long as you receive professional services at the clinic. If you cease to be a patient of our clinic, your personal information will be retained for the length of time required by the various laws governing the practice of each profession, and will then be securely destroyed.
Right to restrict, refuse or withdraw access to your information :
In certain circumstances, the law allows you to restrict, refuse or withdraw access to all or part of your information. Please note that this type of request could, in some cases, prevent you from receiving the service you requested. If this is your decision, please notify your healthcare professional, who will be able to explain the implications and confirm your decision.
Access to your information and rectification :
At any time, you have the right to request access to or correction of your personal information. Simply contact one of our staff members.
Consent :
By requesting services from our clinic, you confirm your consent to the above.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask our staff to put you in touch with our clinic’s Privacy Officer.
We also invite you to read the Personal Information Policy to which we adhere and which can be found on our website at :
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Osteopathy
Training
The osteopath working at Physio Multiservices has basic training in the health sciences. He or she is also a graduate of a recognized school of osteopathy, such as the Collège d’ostéopathie (CEO), the Centre ostéopathique du Québec (COQ) or ENOSI école d’ostéopathie. Osteopathic training lasts approximately 5 years.
What is osteopathy?
Osteopathy is an exclusively manual approach whose aim is to restore the functionality of all the structures and systems of the human body in order to promote its capacity for self-regulation.
Its technical expertise is based on in-depth knowledge of the health sciences and the interactions involved in balancing the body (homeostasis).
Fine, precise palpation enables us to carry out a comprehensive, global assessment of the cause of neuro-musculo-skeletal, visceral and cranial dysfunctions.
What does osteopathy treat?
In clinical practice, osteopaths use precise manual adjustment techniques to restore optimal mobility to bones, muscles, fascia, nerves and organs. This mobility restores balance to the body and relieves the patient’s symptoms.
At all times, when the patient’s condition requires it, the osteopath will not hesitate to refer him or her to another health professional.
Who is osteopathy for?
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Newborn
Osteopathy helps the still supple and malleable body of newborns by acting on the stresses the baby has undergone during pregnancy and childbirth. It helps the baby to overcome difficulties in swallowing or breathing, tummy aches, crying spells, earaches, problems with a flat head or one that always turns to the same side.
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Children aged 3 to 7
Young children are at the age of discovery. Osteopathy assists them and ensures their healthy growth, enabling their bodies to live and move without problems. After a big fall, a bout of flu, neck, knee or other pain, joint pain or teething problems, the osteopath works gently to relieve the sore areas. As a result, young people can move and grow without suffering.
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Children aged 8 to 12
During this period, children spend time in many different environments: school, friends’ homes, recreational areas. Their lives extend beyond the reassuring confines of the home. By correcting imbalances, osteopathy encourages their bodies to find a healthy, adapted rhythm. Better in body, children will find it easier to calm down, concentrate, sleep and… have fun!
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Teenagers aged 13 to 18
Adolescence is a time of transformation, with many changes affecting the young person and those around them. Osteopathy facilitates the body’s adaptation during this demanding age when the child becomes an adult. By checking the state of the body’s systems (circulatory, nervous, hormonal), she helps to alleviate excess pain, fatigue, stress, hormones or anger.
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Adults aged 19 to 64
The challenges of adulthood are many: in addition to the pursuit of personal projects, there are responsibilities, obligations and unforeseen events. Daily adaptation overloads the body, which, overwhelmed by events, becomes vulnerable. Osteopathy helps by restoring the condition of neglected areas, such as the back, head (nerves), limbs and digestive system. Osteopathic work enables the person to regain better balance and optimal functioning.
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Seniors
The aging of the body is a normal process. The weight of years and fatigue accumulate. The wear and tear of its systems makes it more vulnerable to the elements: flu, bronchitis and other aches and pains are more frequent, joints move poorly, and so on. Osteopathy helps the body adapt better by promoting healing, relieving pain, restoring balance and boosting immunity. So many ways to help you enjoy your golden years.
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Sports
Physical activities benefit from being carried out correctly, otherwise the risk of injury increases. A seasoned osteopath can identify imbalances and guide the athlete towards resolution. Among other things, he can relieve discomfort in muscles and tendons.
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Convalescence and rehabilitation
Recovering from a serious injury or major surgery can destabilize the body and cause it to lose its bearings. Using gentle, precise manipulations, the osteopath restores the body’s healthy references to help it live better with these changes.
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Pregnancy and post-natal care
During pregnancy and after childbirth, a woman’s body undergoes many rapid and significant changes. To help women make the most of this experience, osteopathy helps to prepare the body for childbirth, offering treatments before, during and after to ensure the well-being and flexibility of the pelvis and spine, and to improve breathing. It also addresses concerns about the impact of pregnancy on the woman’s body.
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Massage therapy
Training
Physio Multiservices massage therapists have over 1,000 hours of training from a recognized massage therapy school.
What is massage therapy?
Massage therapy is a set of complementary manual techniques framed by educational intervention processes. The aim of this discipline is to assess the body’s soft tissues (e.g. skin, muscles) and joints (e.g. tendons, ligaments, joint capsules) with a view to treating and preventing injuries, pain or other physical dysfunctions that may occur in an individual. It also aims to promote health.
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The benefits
Depending on the technique or approach used, massage therapy can have a wide range of benefits, particularly in terms of structure and posture, body function and sensory and psychomotor development.
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The techniques
The most common techniques are Swedish massage, sports massage and shiatsu. Ask the clinic of your choice about the approaches practiced by our massage therapists.
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Acupuncture
Training
Acupuncturists trained in Quebec hold a diploma of collegial studies in acupuncture issued by Collège Rosemont. To practice as an acupuncturist in Quebec, you must be a member of the Ordre des Acupuncteurs du Québec.
What is acupuncture?
Acupuncture is one of the disciplines of Traditional Medicine
. In Quebec, the Loi sur l’acupuncture defines it as “a
traditional oriental method whose aim is to improve health or
relieve pain”.
What does acupuncture treat?
Acupuncture treats the patient … by supporting or stimulating the living organism itself, inviting it, pushing it, slowing it down, helping it to adapt and regain its balance, enabling it, as far as possible, to repair itself.
Acupuncture treatment involves implanting and manipulating fine needles in specific areas of the skin, mucous membranes or subcutaneous tissues of the human body, known as acupuncture points. In addition to the needle, the acupuncturist may use heat, pressure, electric current or light rays during this stimulation.“” (From the Ordre des Acupuncteurs du Québec website)
Conditions such as rheumatoid arthritis, headaches and/or migraines, post-surgical pain, low back pain, tendonitis and many others can be successfully treated by our acupuncturists at Physio Multiservices.
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Chiropractic
Training
Chiropractors have a 5-year university degree leading to the title of Doctor of Chiropractic. To practice in Quebec, chiropractors must be members of the Ordre des chiropraticiens du Québec.
Chiropractic is a profession dedicated to the recovery and maintenance of human health, and the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of its deficiencies, by focusing on the integrity of the nervous and musculoskeletal systems, with particular attention to the spine.
What does chiropractic treat?
Whether it’s for lower back pain, neck pain, back pain, shoulder pain, hip pain, knee pain, etc., a chiropractor is qualified to help.
Chiropractors treat patients of all ages and can help you regain your abilities following an injury. Don’t hesitate to consult a chiropractor at Physio Multiservices!
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Occupational therapy
Training
Occupational therapists have a 4-year university degree leading to a Master’s in Occupational Therapy. To practice in Quebec, occupational therapists must be members of the Ordre des ergothérapeutes du Québec. All our occupational therapists are members of theOrdre des ergothérapeutes du Québec.
What does occupational therapy treat?
At Physio Multiservices, our occupational therapists assess the impact of physical health problems (lumbar sprain, shoulder tendinitis, knee surgery, etc.) and/or mental health problems (depression, post-traumatic stress, burnout, etc.) on their patients “function. They also assess their patients” level of autonomy in carrying out activities (work, hygiene, dressing, eating, etc.). The occupational therapist then draws up a treatment plan aimed at improving the patient’s autonomy and/or abilities.
How does an occupational therapy session work?
The occupational therapist will work with the patient to achieve the objectives established with him/her, using functional activities that reproduce everyday life and/or work situations.
Occupational therapists can assess and treat patients who have suffered a work-related accident (CNESST), a road accident (SAAQ), an injury at home or following surgery, etc.
We also offer occupational therapy services for workstation and home assessments.
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Private insurers
– Mental health assessment and follow-up
– Functional and/or work capacity assessment
– Multidisciplinary functional and/or work capacity development program (occupational therapy, kinesiology, physiotherapy and psychology)
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Analysis and adaptation of a workstation
If you’ve had an accident, if your current health condition has deteriorated, or if you’d like to prevent the onset of a musculoskeletal disorder, the occupational therapists at Physio Multiservices clinics are trained and experienced to : – Analyze your workstation (tasks, requirements and work environment);
– Modify your work environment;
– Modify your work habits;
– Suggest suitable ergonomic equipment;
– Recommend certain services to improve your work capabilities.
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Home analysis and adaptation
If you have difficulty being functional and autonomous in your daily or home activities following an accident or a deterioration in your health condition, the occupational therapists at Physio Multiservices clinics are trained and experienced to : – Analyze your person;
– Analyze your environment;
– Analyze your occupations;
– Refer to the resources you need;
– Suggest the acquisition of technical aid(s);
– Suggest modifications to your environment;
– Teach various methods and principles to help you carry out your activities.
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Driving test
This service determines whether a person is fit to drive a motorized vehicle. If so, the occupational therapist will recommend adaptations to the vehicle if necessary.
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Aquatherapy
This service determines whether a person is fit to drive a motorized vehicle. If so, the occupational therapist will recommend adaptations to the vehicle if necessary.
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Assessment of functional and work capacities
The functional and work capacity evaluation is highly recommended for paying agents who wish to determine whether their client currently has the optimal functional and work capacity to return to pre-injury employment. This is the most comprehensive and accurate assessment available. A typical assessment includes a history of the injured worker, his or her occupational performance, the requirements of the pre-injury job, the worker’s current capabilities, the obstacles to returning to work, and an analysis of the assessment and its recommendations. The purpose of this assessment is generally to determine whether a functional skills development program can be initiated, or to identify possible alternatives.
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Assessment of rehabilitation potential
The Rehabilitation Potential Assessment is strongly recommended to the paying agent wishing to determine whether his or her client currently has sufficient capacity to begin a functional capacity development program. It is appreciated by some paying agents, as it can be carried out without a medical prescription, in the absence of a prescription for an assessment of the worker’s functional capabilities. This assessment is also recommended for all beneficiaries who were not actually employed at the time of their accident. The purpose of this assessment is generally to determine whether a functional abilities development program can be started, or to find out about possible alternatives.
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Development of functional and working skills
The PDCF (Programme de développement de capacités fonctionnelles (et de travail) or PDCFT) is a program offered to workers who have reached a therapeutic plateau in conventional treatments, but who have sufficient rehabilitation potential to start a more intensive program to improve their abilities, particularly their work capabilities. The professionals involved in the PDCF are determined according to the needs of the worker targeted during the assessment of his or her rehabilitation potential or the evaluation of his or her functional capacities prior to this program. Our multidisciplinary team includes an occupational therapist, physiotherapists, a psychologist and a physical rehabilitation therapist using a kinesiology approach. Some conventional treatments, such as acupuncture, osteopathy, massage therapy or chiropractic, can be pursued in conjunction with PDCF.
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CNESST & SAAQ
Work accident (CNESST formerly CSST)
Following a work-related accident, you need to see a doctor. If your doctor refers you to occupational therapy, he or she will give you a prescription. All you have to do is contact us or come to one of our clinics with this prescription, and we’ll take care of the rest. Our customer service representative will take the necessary steps with the CNESST, and you’ll be able to start your treatment as soon as possible. The CNESST assumes the costs and pays the clinic directly for your care.
Road accident (SAAQ)
Following a road accident, you need to see a doctor. If your doctor refers you to occupational therapy, he or she will give you a prescription. Simply bring this prescription to one of our clinics, and we’ll forward the request to the SAAQ. When the request is accepted, you don’t have to pay for your occupational therapy treatments, since the SAAQ pays the clinic directly. -
Pediatrics (occupational therapy for children)
Occupational therapy can help your child! For many conditions that arise during development. Here are a few examples: ADHD, ADD Handwriting difficulties Fine motor difficulties (coloring, cutting, etc.) Developmental delay Difficulties with school prerequisites Hypersensitivity or hyposensitivity (touch, noise, etc.)) Perceptual-cognitive difficulties (shapes, concentration, etc.) Coordination, balance Don’t hesitate to contact our team if you have any questions, or to book an appointment with an occupational therapist for your child! You can reach us at 450-699-0000 https://physiomultiservices.com/nos-services/ergotherapie/
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Physiotherapy
Training
Physiotherapists have a 4-year university education leading to a Master’s degree in physiotherapy. To practice in Quebec, a physiotherapist must be a member of the Ordre de la physiothérapie du Québec. All our physiotherapy professionals are members of theOrdre de la physiothérapie du Québec .
What does physiotherapy treat?
At Physio Multiservices, our physiotherapy professionals are involved in the prevention, assessment and treatment of injuries and/or diseases affecting muscles, joints, bones and the neurological system, such as sprains, tendinopathies, herniated discs, post-operative follow-up or post-immobilization plaster casts, etc. We help patients who have suffered work-related accidents (CNESST), road accidents (SAAQ), injuries sustained at home or while playing sports, surgery, etc.
Other physiotherapy services:
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Physiotherapy for running
Physiotherapists offer injury prevention and treatment, global assessment, biomechanical, running pattern and shoe analysis, as well as basic preventive advice to runners. The sports physio component of the clinic goes even further. The firm joins forces with the Au Rythme de nos foulées race in Châteauguay and the Défi X-Training in Beauharnois to provide support and expertise to athletes.
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Perineal rehabilitation
Perineal reeducation can help! There are some ailments that aren’t easy to talk about, even to your doctor. For many women, urinary incontinence is one of them. These problems arise when the pelvic floor muscles stop working properly.
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Radial shockwave therapy
Our physiotherapists use radial shockwave therapy to reduce pain caused by chronic conditions such as chronic shoulder tendinopathy, plantar fasciitis, epicondylitis, Achilles tendon tendinopathy, patellar tendon tendinopathy and other chronic conditions. Treatments are spread over 3 to 4 sessions, 1 week apart. Post-treatment telephone follow-up will be carried out by the physiotherapist responsible for the patient.
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Needles under the dermis
The use of needles under the dermis is an increasingly popular technique in the world of physiotherapy. This method is a supplement to the other techniques used by a physiotherapist during conventional treatment. It involves the insertion of needles without the injection of liquid. The effectiveness of this technique depends on a number of factors. For example, the insertion of a dry needle creates small lesions that reactivate surrounding tissue repair. It can also enable the physiotherapist to deactivate trigger points in the musculature, and create an analgesic effect in the treated area. This technique is indicated for all musculoskeletal problems, such as migraines, neck, back and lumbar pain and/or sprains, tendonitis, chronic pain, etc. It’s important to note that this technique is distinct from acupuncture, since the latter is based on Chinese medicine and meridian concepts. Physiotherapeutic puncture is limited to local treatment of the affected area.
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Temporomandibular joint (TMJ)
Did you know that your temporomandibular joint (jaw) can benefit from the services of a physiotherapist just like any other joint in the body? Jaw pain or locking (difficulty opening your mouth) are examples of problems that may lead you to consult a physiotherapist. A problem with the temporomandibular joint can also cause headaches, neck pain, difficulty chewing and so on.
The physiotherapist will assess your condition and establish an appropriate treatment plan with you. Treatment may include manual therapy, muscle relaxation, exercise instruction or electrotherapy, depending on your condition. Don’t hesitate to consult a physiotherapy professional for your jaw problem! -
Manual therapy
Orthopedic manual therapy is a physiotherapy treatment modality. It includes manual techniques (soft-tissue techniques, mobilizations and/or manipulations) as well as therapeutic exercises, with the aim of restoring mobility, function and pain. It’s an individualized therapeutic approach that takes into account the physiotherapist’s assessment of your condition and recognized evidence.
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CNESST & SAAQ
Work accident (CNESST formerly CSST)
Following a work-related accident, you need to see a doctor. If your doctor refers you to physiotherapy, he or she will give you a prescription. All you have to do is contact us or come to one of our clinics with this prescription, and we’ll take care of the rest. Our customer service representative will take the necessary steps with the CNESST, and you’ll be able to start your treatment as soon as possible. The CNESST assumes the costs and pays the clinic directly for your care.
Road accident (SAAQ)
Following a road accident, you need to see a doctor. If your doctor refers you to physiotherapy, he or she will give you a prescription. Simply bring this prescription to one of our clinics, and we’ll forward the request to the SAAQ. When the request is accepted, you don’t have to pay for your physiotherapy treatments, since the SAAQ pays the clinic directly. -
Sports coverage
Physio Multiservices specializes in the evaluation, rehabilitation and prevention of sports injuries by offering a complete range of physical rehabilitation services. Our mobile unit enables us to offer services directly on site at sporting events.
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Sports physiotherapy
Physio Multiservices clinics are renowned for the effectiveness of their treatments and the results they deliver. Thanks to our 13 clinics located in Châteauguay, Mercier, Beauharnois, Sainte-Catherine, Quartier Dix30, Mont-Saint-Hilaire, Saint-Amable, Ormstown and Saint-Louis-de-Gonzague, we can guarantee the highest standards of care. Specialized for over 20 years in physiotherapy for athletes and sportspeople, our clinics offer a full range of services, including physiotherapy, shockwave therapy, osteopathy, sports and therapeutic massage and acupuncture.
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Vestibular rehabilitation (vertigo)
Vertigo is the most common symptom of a vestibular disorder. Vertigo is a sensation of movement, of the environment or of the person. About one person in seven seems to have experienced vertigo at some time in his or her life. Vertigo is often experienced as an emergency by those who suffer from it, whereas in the vast majority of cases, vertigo is a benign manifestation. Generally triggered by a change in head position, vertigo is brief and can lead to nausea and vomiting. Vertigo corresponds to an anomaly in the regulation of the vestibular system, the part of the inner ear involved in balance and posture. In physiotherapy, your professional will assess your condition using a detailed questionnaire and a series of positioning tests/maneuvers. A personalized treatment plan will then be drawn up. In most cases, this will include vestibular rehabilitation.
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Physiotherapy
Our physiotherapy professionals help patients who have suffered work-related accidents (CNESST), road accidents (SAAQ), injuries sustained at home or while playing sports, surgery and more.
Occupational therapy
Using functional activities that reproduce everyday life and/or work situations, our occupational therapists will work in collaboration with patients.
Chiropractic
Whether it’s lumbar, cervical or back pain, or shoulder, hip or knee pain, etc., our chiropractors at Physio Multiservices are qualified to help you.
Acupuncture
Our acupuncturists treat the patient by supporting or stimulating the living organism itself, inviting it, pushing it, slowing it down, helping it to adapt and regain its balance.
Massage therapy
Our massage therapists are trained to offer a wide range of services: Swedish massage, kobido facial, chair massage, lymphatic drainage and much more.
Osteopathy
In the clinic, our osteopaths use precise manual adjustment techniques to restore optimal mobility to bones, muscles, fascia and nerves.
Telerehabilitation
Because of Covid-19, we continue to offer you the services of our physiotherapy, occupational therapy and speech therapy professionals in the comfort and safety of your own home.
Kinesiology
With their solid scientific background, our kinesiologists play an active role in maintaining and restoring our customers’ health.
Nutritionist Dietitian
At Physio Multiservices, in collaboration with ÉquipeNutrition nutritionists, our nutrition professionals intervene in a variety of situations to optimize your well-being, health and performance through a balanced diet.
Sports therapy
Certified Athletic Therapists are recognized for their rapid intervention in the field and for the emergency care they provide to professional and elite athletes. The combination of on-field care and active rehabilitation skills that enable sports therapists to effectively treat musculoskeletal injuries.
Primary Care Nurse Practitioner (PCNP)
Often referred to as the “Super Nurse”, the Primary Care Nurse Practitioner (PCNP) is a nurse who has pursued advanced university studies to develop additional medical skills. This enables her to participate in certain medical procedures normally reserved for doctors.
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Frequently asked questions
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Are physiotherapy treatments covered by private insurance plans?
In the vast majority of cases, insurance companies cover the cost of physiotherapy treatment. However, some insurance plans may require a doctor’s prescription before accepting claims. Contact your insurer in advance to find out which services are covered and the terms and conditions required for reimbursement of treatment under your insurance contract.
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Can I consult a physio without a medical referral?
Since the early 90s, the public has been able to consult a physiotherapist in private practice without a medical referral. If you have been referred by your family doctor or another physician, our physiotherapists work in collaboration with them.
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Can I consult in a clinic of my choice close to my home?
Has your doctor referred you to a physiotherapy clinic far from your home? Don’t want to waste your time with unnecessary transportation? If it says physio or physiotherapy, we’ll accept your prescription no matter where.
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Should I consult physio or osteopathy?
Physiotherapists and osteopaths have received approximately 5 years of advanced university-level training to treat your various musculoskeletal problems. You can therefore consult the professional of your choice.
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How should I dress for a physiotherapy session?
Clothing: It’s best to wear loose, stretchy clothing, opt for shorts, leggings or sports pants and t-shirts. Footwear: Wear comfortable shoes that allow you to perform specific exercises.
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How does a physiotherapy session work?
The first physiotherapy session consists of an assessment. The physiotherapist or physiotherapy technologist will evaluate your current state of health and review your medical history. He or she will then draw up a treatment plan tailored to your problems and condition, with the aim of improving your condition.
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What documents should I bring to my first appointment?
We recommend that you bring any relevant reference documents: – Medical prescription – Examination results – Previous exercise programs If you have suffered a work accident (CNESST) : – Worker’s claim form – Medical prescription indicating doctor’s diagnosis and physiotherapy referral. If you have suffered a road accident (SAAQ): – Your claim number – Doctor’s prescription.
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How many sessions will it take to relieve me and/or solve my problem?
Every individual is different, and so is every injury. The number of sessions varies according to each case. Following your first visit, your therapist will be able to tell you approximately how many appointments you’ll need.
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