Part time physio position available
January 19th, 2012
As of March 1st, we will have a part time position available at our clinic. We need a physio to take over an existing caseload on Monday and Wednesday afternoons/evenings as well as Saturday mornings. These hours are in high demand by patients who are trying to attend physiotherapy outside of their work hours. For [...]
Pregnancy and Pelvic Girdle Pain
January 1st, 2012
You have just gotten through your first trimester, the nausea has eased and some of your energy is returning. You are looking forward to the “pregnancy glow” everyone is talking about and are ready to get back to all your regular activities before the big day at the end of your last trimester. Wait…what is [...]
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We keep you moving!
At Keary Physiotherapy Clinic, we listen to you and care about getting you better and keeping you moving. We not only treat you for your symptoms, but give you the knowledge you need to manage your illness, injury, or disability.
Our mission is to:
- Help you enhance your physical function, mobility, and quality of life
- Apply high-quality evidence and research to develop treatment, education, and management strategies for you.
In addition to standard physiotherapy treatment, we offer many specialized services:
- Acupuncture
- IMS (Intramuscular Stimulation)
- Breast cancer rehabilitation
- Kinesiology
- Lymphedema therapy
- Treatment of vertigo and dizziness
- Women’s health physiotherapy
Keary Physiotherapy Clinic is a preferred provider for Fraser Health, and our physiotherapists have been providing physiotherapy treatment to the people of Vancouver, New Westminster, Surrey, Richmond, and Burnaby for more than 25 years.
Do you have a question for one of our physiotherapists? E-mail us your question, and someone will respond within five working days.
…that most back injuries occur during activities involving forward stooping?