3 Best Physiotherapists in Saint-Hyacinthe, QC

“Martin Caron is a Director of the Physiothérapie Universelle clinic in St-Hyacinthe. Physiothérapie Universelle works with patients to maintain a treatment plan, outlining the treatment goals, frequency, duration, and techniques. Their physiotherapists are university graduates and members of the Ordre professionnel de la physiothérapie du Québec (OPPQ). They address musculoskeletal problems with a combination of effective methods tailored to your particular condition. They use many techniques, including thermotherapy, cryotherapy, exercise, electrotherapy, and manual therapy. They use their vast expertise to reduce abnormal muscle tension, ease pain, improve range of motion, increase strength and endurance, and correct posture. They offer flexible appointments and payment options for your convenience. Martin Caron graduated from the Université de Montréal with a bachelor’s degree in Physiotherapy in 2005 and a Certificate in Kinesiology in 2001. He is also trained in the evaluation and treatment of the temporomandibular joint (jaw) in physiotherapy and is certified to prescribe X-rays. Martin has always had an interest in sports, including field hockey, golf, soccer, and running.”

“2026 Highlights: Francis Gagnon graduated in physiotherapy from the University of Montreal in 2003 and practiced for 6 years in a physiotherapy clinic in Drummondville. He then moved to Mont-Saint-Hilaire on the south shore of Montreal, where he built a solid reputation. Always at the forefront of therapeutic practices, Francis has pursued several post-graduate courses to offer his patients a complete range of care and services. Francis gives several conferences/trainings annually to different sports clubs on posture and the proper way to practice their sports.”