Physiotherapy for Motor Vehicle Accidents

Physiotherapy is a type of physical rehabilitation therapy that can be helpful for people who have sustained injuries in a motor vehicle accident. In Ontario, physiotherapy services for motor vehicle accidents are typically covered by car insurance.

If you have been injured in a motor vehicle accident and you have car insurance in Ontario, you may be eligible for physiotherapy treatment as part of your coverage. To access physiotherapy services, you will need to have a referral from a healthcare professional, such as a physician or chiropractor. You will also need to provide your car insurance information to the physiotherapist when you start treatment.

The physiotherapy treatment you receive will depend on the specific injuries you sustained in the accident. Your physiotherapist will work with you to develop a treatment plan that is tailored to your needs and goals. This may include exercises to improve strength, flexibility, and mobility, as well as techniques to reduce pain and improve function.

In Ontario, physiotherapy treatment for motor vehicle accidents is typically covered by car insurance up to a certain amount. Your car insurance policy will specify the maximum amount of physiotherapy coverage you are entitled to receive. If you have any questions about your physiotherapy coverage, our administration staff can help.

Overall, physiotherapy can be an effective treatment for people who have sustained injuries in a motor vehicle accident. If you have car insurance in Ontario and you have been involved in a motor vehicle accident, it is worth considering physiotherapy as part of your rehabilitation process. Home Physiotherapy for patients who have been in a car accident can be beneficial for:

• patients whose injury or pain makes commuting difficulty 
• patients who do not drive, either due to the accident or in general
• patients who live in a remote area in Eastern Ontario with limited options for physiotherapy
• those who experience co-morbidities along side their injury, such as headaches and anxiety.
• those who would prefer the convenience of conducting their physiotherapy in their own home.