We support your recovery after orthopedic surgery, fractures, joint replacements, or injuries by providing physiotherapy directly in your home. Our focus is on restoring strength, mobility, and confidence while reducing the risk of complications or falls.
We help you regain safe movement patterns for walking, transfers, stairs, and daily activities. Our approach ensures you recover at a pace that supports healing while maintaining independence.
If you require temporary or long‑term mobility aids during recovery, we guide you in selecting and using the right equipment to support healing and prevent re‑injury.
We teach you and your family how to move safely, protect healing tissues, and avoid common risks during the recovery period.
We offer specialized programs to improve balance, gait, and coordination for individuals living with neurological conditions. Our approach strengthens sensory systems and enhances motor control to support safer walking and daily mobility.
We use the Balance Matters System, developed by physical therapist Erica DeMarch, which provides a fun, functional, and science‑backed approach to balance training.
This system uses multisensory feedback and multi‑modal training to maximize motor learning and help individuals find the “just right” challenge to improve balance and movement.
The program trains all sensory systems and incorporates strength, power, flexibility, and aerobic conditioning to optimize balance, walking, and overall performance. It is ideal for individuals with conditions such as Parkinson’s disease, stroke, MS, or other neurological disorders.
We begin by assessing your home environment to identify any factors that may affect your mobility, balance, or safety. Our goal is to reduce fall risks and create a safer, more supportive space. Based on our findings, we provide personalized recommendations to adapt your living area to your specific needs.
We evaluate your mobility, balance, strength, coordination, and stability using specialized tests. This helps us understand your abilities and challenges so we can tailor your care plan to support safe, confident movement at home.
After your assessment, we offer expert guidance on assistive devices such as walkers, canes, or wheelchairs. Our recommendations are designed to enhance your independence and support your daily activities safely.
We empower you with knowledge about common home hazards — such as clutter, loose rugs, or poor lighting — and provide practical strategies to reduce these risks. Our goal is to help you maintain a safe and supportive home environment.
If specialized equipment is needed to prevent falls or support mobility, we guide you through the Alberta Aids to Daily Living (AADL) program to help you access the devices that best support your safety and independence.