PHYSIOTHERAPY TREATMENT FOR MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENTS (MVAs) 

When you are recovering from injuries sustained in a motor vehicle accident (MVA) it is your choice to receive the the care you need in the location and with the provider of your choice. Our one on one focused care over the past 20 years is individualized to help ensure you receive the highest quality of care to help support you during your recovery process. At Body Balance Health & Physiotherapy Inc. we treat all motor vehicle injury classifications from minor injuries to complex. We are familiar with the paperwork involved in submitting through your motor vehicle accident benefits and are able to answer questions in relation to the process that you may have. We are registered through HCAI which allows us to bill directly to all motor vehicle insurance companies. 

WHAT TO EXPECT

On initial assessment a Physical Therapist will assess your injuries and complete the insurance forms to initiate treatment. The physical therapist will develop an appropriate treatment plan based on your injuries, and previous health status. Physiotherapy sessions will be individualized towards your needs and may include hands on soft tissue and joint mobilization techniques, modalities such as ultrasound and IFC treatment or a supervised gym exercise program.

WHAT TYPES OF MVA INJURIES DO WE TREAT?

  • Injuries that fall under the Minor Injury Guideline (MIG)
  • Sprains or ligament sprains
  • Fractures
  • Concussion/Vestibular Injuries
  • Complex Injuries
  • Traumatic brain injuries (TBI)
  • Spinal Chord Injuries
  • Amputees

HOW DO I SET UP THE INITIAL ASSESSMENT?

To set-up your initial appointment, please call (519-541-9899) or email ([email protected]) the clinic. Consent forms will be provided via email for you to sign and submit through our booking software. Based on your injuries sustained in your MVA the Physiotherapist involved in your care will complete the required paperwork to get started with your treatment and submit it to your insurance company directly (through HCAI).

WHAT WILL I NEED TO BRING TO THE INITIAL ASSESSMENT?

  • Auto insurance information including: your claim number, policy number, and insurance adjuster information
  • Medical reports received pertinent to the injuries sustained in the MVA
  • Doctor referral notes or prescriptions for physiotherapy services
  • Loose fitting clothing