Quinte Orthopaedics & Rehabilitation Specialists

Physiotherapists are university-trained health care professionals that focus on the prevention and treatment of pain and movement dysfunctions. Pelvic Physiotherapy is a branch of physiotherapy conducted by physiotherapists who have completed advanced training in the assessment and treatment of pelvic floor dysfunction.

Physiotherapists are university-trained health care professionals that focus on the prevention and treatment of pain and movement dysfunctions. They are registered by the College of Physiotherapy regulated under a Provincial Act.

Physiotherapists have a detailed knowledge of the human body and understand the factors that can predispose you to injury, such as poor posture, poor body mechanics, muscle imbalances, and disease such as osteoarthritis or osteoporosis.When recovering from orthopaedic surgery, our onsite orthopaedic clinic works closely with the surgeon to help you reach your maximum potential.

Pelvic Physiotherapy is a branch of physiotherapy conducted by physiotherapists who have completed advanced training in the assessment and treatment of pelvic floor dysfunction. These dysfunctions can include, persistent low back/ hip/ pelvic pain, incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse, as well as pre and post-natal changes.

Here at Quinte Orthopedics, our chiropractor offers a multi-faceted approach to help resolve the underlying issue and more importantly help prevent it from returning. The nervous system dictates our motor patterns that control posture, movement and gait. These patterns are developed as we learn to move during the first years of our life.

Therapeutic massage is an effective way to enhance relaxation and a beneficial technique for pain relief and injury recovery. Your registered massage therapist will customize your treatment to maximize results. Massage therapy improves circulation from "hands on" mobilization of your body's soft tissues (muscles, skin, connective tissues or fascia, tendons, and fluids such as blood and lymphatic's).