Frequently Asked Questions

A doctor’s referral is required for publicly-funded physiotherapy services. Otherwise, a referral is not required to be assessed and treated by a physiotherapist. However, your insurance company may require a doctor’s referral prior to reimbursing or covering the cost of treatments.

A doctor’s referral is required for publicly-funded physiotherapy services. Otherwise, a referral is not required to be assessed and treated by a physiotherapist. However, your insurance company may require a doctor’s referral prior to reimbursing or covering the cost of treatments.

A doctor’s referral is required for publicly-funded physiotherapy services. Otherwise, a referral is not required to be assessed and treated by a physiotherapist. However, your insurance company may require a doctor’s referral prior to reimbursing or covering the cost of treatments.

A doctor’s referral is required for publicly-funded physiotherapy services. Otherwise, a referral is not required to be assessed and treated by a physiotherapist. However, your insurance company may require a doctor’s referral prior to reimbursing or covering the cost of treatments.

A doctor’s referral is required for publicly-funded physiotherapy services. Otherwise, a referral is not required to be assessed and treated by a physiotherapist. However, your insurance company may require a doctor’s referral prior to reimbursing or covering the cost of treatments.

A doctor’s referral is required for publicly-funded physiotherapy services. Otherwise, a referral is not required to be assessed and treated by a physiotherapist. However, your insurance company may require a doctor’s referral prior to reimbursing or covering the cost of treatments.

A doctor’s referral is required for publicly-funded physiotherapy services. Otherwise, a referral is not required to be assessed and treated by a physiotherapist. However, your insurance company may require a doctor’s referral prior to reimbursing or covering the cost of treatments.