WELCOME TO THE FUTURE OF PHYSIOTHERAPY
What is Virtual Care?
Virtual care is an all encompassing term that describes how a health care provider interacts with their patient remotely. This may include the use of telemedicine, live video, audio and instant messaging.
Why Virtual Care?
The CoVID pandemic has forced Physiotherapy clinics to rethink how they deliver care to patients. Patients continue to require care for issues that a Physiotherapist can help with, but they cannot physically see the Physiotherapist for many reasons - why not use technology to help bridge a face-to-face visit.
What Do I Need to Participate?
We secured access to our virtual platform simply because it was secure, and easy to use. One simple click lets you interact with the clinician. All you need is an iPhone (Generation 7 or later), or a device which has Google Chrome as a browser.
Some Pros of Virtual Care
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- Convenient and accessible patient care
- Save time and the costs associated with travel
- Covered by many large insurers
Some Cons of Virtual Care
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-Electronic/Tech Glitches
- No manual palpation/treatment can be performed
-Certain orthopaedic or neuromuscular tests/maneuvers cannot be performed
If You Have Any Further Questions
If You Have Any Further Questions
If You Have Any Further Questions
Please email us at info@stgeorgephysio.ca
CONNECT WITH ONE OF OUR PHYSIOTHERAPISTS.
Do you have any questions regarding whether or not physiotherapy is right for you? Can your injury can be treated by a physiotherapist? Here is an opportunity to speak to one of our physiotherapists for 10 minutes. If you are interested, please click "GET IN TOUCH" and send us a message and we will schedule you for a call. Please note that the purpose of this conversation will be to briefly discuss your condition and to determine if physiotherapy is an option for you. Specifics such as, but not limited to, treatment plan, prognosis, or alternate treatment options will not be discussed.