3 Best Physiotherapists in Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, QC

“Maryline Gaboriault graduated from McGill University with a degree in Physiotherapy in 2004. She also completed Manual Therapy – Level 1 (Quadrant) in 2005. Maryline Gaboriault has training in the mobilization of the myofascial system (Upper Quadrant). She is the co-owner and physiotherapist of Acti-Sport. They offer a range of solutions to meet your needs and help you get back on your feet. Their physiotherapists treat you and teach you how to prevent the appearance of new pain or injuries that could limit your activities. They provide personalized exercise programs to help you recover faster and maintain your gains to avoid recurrences.

“Suzanne Van Wijk is the owner of the Kinatex Sports Physio. The clinic offers the highest standards of care, meeting patients' needs through a multidisciplinary approach by bringing together various health professionals under one roof. Their clinicians provide information on the prevention and functional improvement of the body's physical performance through prevention, pain management, and treatments. They use hands-on manual and exercise therapy and mechanical techniques to assess, treat, and educate patients. Kinatex Sports Physio develops an individualized plan for a patient's recovery based on evidence and techniques to help treat the condition, ailment, and injuries.

“Clinique de Physio-Ergo du Haut-Richelieu has a complete team that includes physiotherapy, occupational therapy, and orthotic services, which is a significant advantage for the clientele of Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Iberville, and the surrounding areas. They offer personalized care adapted to each individual, whether they are clients of the CSST, SAAQ, or private clients, with or without a medical prescription. They provide services to people with joint and muscle pain and limitations in their autonomy in everyday life. They develop individualized rehabilitation plans based on scientifically proven techniques to address these issues. They work to reduce pain, improve functionality within the patient's limitations, and provide information on prevention and functional improvement.