Rehginald Ragos, PT

Custom or Non-custom Bracing. From low back, wrist, knee or ankle, you will be assessed and dispensed a bracing product that fits your need.

Baseline testing is a series of physical and cognitive tests that measure healthy brain function before a sports season starts. Concussion symptoms often resolve before the brain has fully recovered. Having baseline information provides healthcare practitioners with valuable insight into how your brain functions when healthy. After a concussion, this information helps to detect lingering deficits and brain recovery levels to make a safer return to sports decisions.

Cold laser therapy is actively used to help reduce swelling and inflammation while promoting joint and soft tissue healing. The body tissue absorbs different wavelengths of red and infrared light where damaged cells respond with a phycological reaction that promotes healing, repair and regeneration. The procedure is painless and non-invasive. It is used to help treat various sports or non-sports related injuries, including: ligament sprains, muscle strains, muscle spasms, tendonitis, bursitis, tennis elbow, carpal tunnel, arthritis, neck pain, lower back pain and knee pain.

Please select this option if you have already seen one of our Pelvic Floor Physiotherapists for an Assessment. Pelvic floor physiotherapists have special training to help men and women rehabilitate their pelvic floor muscles. These muscles can be injured or weakened by childbirth, surgery, heavy lifting, obesity, chronic constipation or cough and/or menopause. Our Pelvic Floor Physiotherapists will perform an assessment that includes a detailed history to better understand your complaints related to bowel and bladder function, sexual activity, sleep, stress and general health. Every treatment is tailored to your individual needs as a client. There is an external examination component where the skin, fascia, and muscles of the abdomen, core, lower back, and inner thighs are assessed. If needed, Pelvic floor Physiotherapists are also trained to assess internally which is done via a digital (finger) vaginal and/or rectal exam. An internal exam is not always necessary, but can be helpful to get a full picture of the issues you may have. It also adds valuable insight to better enhance your treatment plan and reach the best outcomes possible, in the shortest amount of time. Pelvic floor Physiotherapists treat conditions such as Pre and Post-Partum Assisting with Return to exercise Post-Partum After a Cesarean Section Post-operative gynecological, abdominal or urinary procedures Post-Operative Hernia Urgency or Frequent Urination Incontinence Constipation

Please select this option if it is your first time seeing one of our Pelvic Floor Physiotherapists Pelvic floor physiotherapists have special training to help men and women rehabilitate their pelvic floor muscles. These muscles can be injured or weakened by childbirth, surgery, heavy lifting, obesity, chronic constipation or cough and/or menopause. Our Pelvic Floor Physiotherapists will perform an assessment that includes a detailed history to better understand your complaints related to bowel and bladder function, sexual activity, sleep, stress and general health. Every treatment is tailored to your individual needs as a client. There is an external examination component where the skin, fascia, and muscles of the abdomen, core, lower back, and inner thighs are assessed. If needed, Pelvic floor Physiotherapists are also trained to assess internally which is done via a digital (finger) vaginal and/or rectal exam. An internal exam is not always necessary, but can be helpful to get a full picture of the issues you may have. It also adds valuable insight to better enhance your treatment plan and reach the best outcomes possible, in the shortest amount of time. Pelvic floor Physiotherapists treat conditions such as Pre and Post-Partum Assisting with Return to exercise Post-Partum After a Cesarean Section Post-operative gynecological, abdominal or urinary procedures Post-Operative Hernia Urgency or Frequent Urination Incontinence Constipation

Please select this option if you have already seen one of our Pelvic Floor Physiotherapists for an Assessment. Pelvic floor physiotherapists have special training to help men and women rehabilitate their pelvic floor muscles. These muscles can be injured or weakened by childbirth, surgery, heavy lifting, obesity, chronic constipation or cough and/or menopause. Our Pelvic Floor Physiotherapists will perform an assessment that includes a detailed history to better understand your complaints related to bowel and bladder function, sexual activity, sleep, stress and general health. Every treatment is tailored to your individual needs as a client. There is an external examination component where the skin, fascia, and muscles of the abdomen, core, lower back, and inner thighs are assessed. If needed, Pelvic floor Physiotherapists are also trained to assess internally which is done via a digital (finger) vaginal and/or rectal exam. An internal exam is not always necessary, but can be helpful to get a full picture of the issues you may have. It also adds valuable insight to better enhance your treatment plan and reach the best outcomes possible, in the shortest amount of time. Pelvic floor Physiotherapists treat conditions such as Pre and Post-Partum Assisting with Return to exercise Post-Partum After a Cesarean Section Post-operative gynecological, abdominal or urinary procedures Post-Operative Hernia Urgency or Frequent Urination Incontinence Constipation

Please select this option if you have already seen one of our Pelvic Floor Physiotherapists for an Assessment. Pelvic floor physiotherapists have special training to help men and women rehabilitate their pelvic floor muscles. These muscles can be injured or weakened by childbirth, surgery, heavy lifting, obesity, chronic constipation or cough and/or menopause. Our Pelvic Floor Physiotherapists will perform an assessment that includes a detailed history to better understand your complaints related to bowel and bladder function, sexual activity, sleep, stress and general health. Every treatment is tailored to your individual needs as a client. There is an external examination component where the skin, fascia, and muscles of the abdomen, core, lower back, and inner thighs are assessed. If needed, Pelvic floor Physiotherapists are also trained to assess internally which is done via a digital (finger) vaginal and/or rectal exam. An internal exam is not always necessary, but can be helpful to get a full picture of the issues you may have. It also adds valuable insight to better enhance your treatment plan and reach the best outcomes possible, in the shortest amount of time. Pelvic floor Physiotherapists treat conditions such as Pre and Post-Partum Assisting with Return to exercise Post-Partum After a Cesarean Section Post-operative gynecological, abdominal or urinary procedures Post-Operative Hernia Urgency or Frequent Urination Incontinence Constipation

Please select this option if you have already seen one of our Pelvic Floor Physiotherapists for an Assessment. Pelvic floor physiotherapists have special training to help men and women rehabilitate their pelvic floor muscles. These muscles can be injured or weakened by childbirth, surgery, heavy lifting, obesity, chronic constipation or cough and/or menopause. Our Pelvic Floor Physiotherapists will perform an assessment that includes a detailed history to better understand your complaints related to bowel and bladder function, sexual activity, sleep, stress and general health. Every treatment is tailored to your individual needs as a client. There is an external examination component where the skin, fascia, and muscles of the abdomen, core, lower back, and inner thighs are assessed. If needed, Pelvic floor Physiotherapists are also trained to assess internally which is done via a digital (finger) vaginal and/or rectal exam. An internal exam is not always necessary, but can be helpful to get a full picture of the issues you may have. It also adds valuable insight to better enhance your treatment plan and reach the best outcomes possible, in the shortest amount of time. Pelvic floor Physiotherapists treat conditions such as Pre and Post-Partum Assisting with Return to exercise Post-Partum After a Cesarean Section Post-operative gynecological, abdominal or urinary procedures Post-Operative Hernia Urgency or Frequent Urination Incontinence Constipation

Select this option if you are a new client.

Shockwave Therapy is a non-invasive treatment that involves creating low energy wave pulsations that are directly applied to an injured region. Shockwave therapy is its own treatment for a lingering injury, or pain resulting from illness. The purpose of the therapy is to trigger the body’s own natural healing response. Many people report that their pain is reduced and mobility improved after the first treatment. Clinical shown to help with plantar fasciitis, bone spurs, calcific tendonitis, tennis elbow and large muscle strains.