Central Park Physiotherapy

I went to Central Park Physio since I was feeling back pain with my pregnancy.
The receptionists were friendly and efficient since I mentioned I had another appointment afterwards, they took my info and payment right away so I wouldn’t be late.
The treatment was great, the physio went through everything including an explanation I was feeling the pain and exercises that could ease it.
I would definitely go back, the clinic isn’t super fancy but I wasn’t there for a spa treatment just trying to ease my back.
Free street parking around the corner was also a bonus.

Recently injured my rib at a hockey game. Amanda was super thorough on examination and took the time to explain the treatments and how they would help with the healing. Amanda also showed me stretches and exercises specific to my hockey movements to, hopefully, reduce the likelihood of future injuries. I hope it helps but age is kicking my ass…

They were most kind and professional.
I am sending family there.
I was able to move much better after the treatment. They also were clear on their instructions to strengthen that area of my back.

I’ve been to Central Park Physiotherapy for a few weeks. The place is straightforward. A waiting room, treatment rooms and a training room. Nothing out of the ordinary. The front desk service is good and the treatments I had were «ok». I had a different therapist on two occasions and as I expected, the treatments were different (better) eventhough the silent rule when therapist take over an appointment for another therapist is to do what the other have been doing, I was given tips about stretching and asked questions about my condition. Different was good. For as far as physio can go, this is what it is. I just always doubted the overuse of machines and the lack of manual treatment but hey, if that’s what physio is there, so be it. I was given only 4 exercises to do there, none of which I can really do at home, and haven’t even been manually treated in all the time I spent there so it was very disappointing. How can you feel someone’s physical problems if you don’t touch? Machines machines machines. Period.
I’m not really happy about the whole thing even if when I started it was great, the treatments never changed, they stayed the same for 4 weeks… So my time ran out and I went back home, with the same problem. Physio did help but I quickly got to a plateau and lost interest after even going wasn’t helping anymore. Even if I said many times that I wasn’t feeling better, had constant headaches and was very sore in the last 6 sessions, the final report said I was good to go, go figure.
In my other life, I worked with physiotherapists and I can tell you that Central Park Physiotherapy is just an ok place to get treatment at but the prices are at least competitive. I know it will always depend on your therapist.
I talked to a few friends and their experiences elsewhere seemed to have been better. Did I mention during treatment I fell asleep on the table and woke up 3 hours later and had to flag a therapist to go get mine so I could have those acupuncture needles removed? Shishh…