Beverly Physiotherapy

The clinic your neighbours use.

Most of our new patients arrive because someone on their street sent them.

Call (825) 435-4600 to book, or visit beverlyphysio.ca

Forty-five minutes. No mystery, no upsell.

You leave with an explanation you can repeat to your family and two or three things to do.

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Injured at work? Start now.

You do not need to wait for the claim to be finalised before beginning treatment.

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Heavy backpack, sore back.

If your teenager is complaining by week two, that is worth an assessment.

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Stairs getting harder?

Usually a load problem, and load problems respond well to the right strengthening.

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Most people pay nothing on the day.

We bill your extended health plan directly. WCB and motor vehicle accident claims handled here.

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Shift work is hard on backs.

Standing on concrete, driving, lifting. We build around the job you actually have.

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One less thing to worry about: direct billing.

For approved claims, we bill most major insurers, MVA, and WCB directly, so your assessment and treatment are zero out of pocket. We handle the paperwork while you focus on recovery.

Not sure if your plan is covered? Bring your details to your first visit and we will walk you through it.

Located at 4229 118 Ave NW, Edmonton.

Call (825) 435-4600 or book at beverlyphysio.ca.

Rear-ended last week and feeling fine? Whiplash often does not show up right away.

After a collision, the neck can feel okay for a day or two while the adrenaline is still up. Then the stiffness, headaches, and reduced range of motion arrive. This is common, and it is a reason not to wait to get assessed even if you walked away feeling alright.

What an early assessment does. It establishes a baseline of how your neck is moving now, starts gentle movement to keep things from locking up, and gets a recovery plan in motion while the injury is fresh. Beverly Physiotherapy direct-bills MVA claims, so for approved claims your assessment and treatment are zero out of pocket, and we handle the paperwork.

You do not need a doctor's referral in Alberta to book a physio assessment. Bring your claim number to your first visit and we take it from there. East-end patients have trusted our team to walk them through recovery, one step at a time.

Serving Edmonton's east end.

Call (825) 435-4600 or book at beverlyphysio.ca.

Pickleball is having a summer in Edmonton, and so is pickleball elbow.

That nagging ache on the outside of the elbow is usually tennis elbow, an overuse irritation of the tendons that run from your forearm to the joint. All those quick wrist snaps and repeated d***s add up, especially when you jump from zero games a week to five.

How to keep playing without making it worse. Warm up your wrists and forearms before you step on the court. Check your paddle grip size and string or surface, since a grip that is too small makes the forearm work harder. Build your playing volume up gradually instead of back-to-back marathon sessions. And ice the elbow after a long day on the court.

If the ache lingers between games, grips weakly when you pick up a kettle, or has been there for weeks, an assessment can get you ahead of it before the season slips by.

Serving Edmonton's east end.

Call (825) 435-4600 or book at beverlyphysio.ca.