Experience Pain-Free Living with BodyMap Home Care Physio
Who Can Benefit from Physiotherapy at Home
We use the latest technologies and techniques to provide the most effective treatments for pain management and injury recovery.
How Homecare has Evolved
Traditionally, homecare was provided to seniors and to patients recovering from a surgery.
Once able, they would transition to a clinic to complete their care. Now, everything can be done at home to provide a complete recovery.
Homecare physiotherapy doesn't need to be different than in-clinic physiotherapy. The same injuries and conditions that would be treated in a clinic setting, can also be treated in your home.
Conditions Treated at Home
Conditions such as general muscle and joint injuries, or pain and swelling, can be treated in the comfort of your own home. These conditions might include:
- Pre and post-operative rehabilitation
- Concussion and headaches
- Neck or back pain and injury
- Sports and general orthopaedic injuries
- Neurologic and cardiovascular conditions
- Vertigo and balance problems
- General weakness and falls prevention
What To Expect at your Appointment
Upon Arrival
Your Evaluation
Your Evaluation
When I arrrive at your home, I may bring a computer, a table, or any other piece of equipment that could be required for your physiotherapy assessment or treatment.
For your scheduled appointment, it is best to find an area in your home that is quiet and free of obstacles. An area that is large enough to accommodate a portable massage table may be required.
Your Evaluation
Your Evaluation
Your Evaluation
To begin your evaluation, I will ask you questions about your current concerns and your previous medical history.
Once you have been evaluated, I will provide you with education regarding your condition and how physiotherapy might help. Together we will problem solve to provide you with a personalized treatment plan to meet your goals.
Your Treatment
Your Evaluation
Your Treatment
Treatment interventions may include hands-on manual therapy like; myofascial/soft tissue techniques, trigger point release, active and passive stretching, joint mobilization, rehabilitation exercises, acupuncture and Intramuscular Stimulation (IMS)/dry needling.
David Munro | Physiotherapist
I am a registered physiotherapist, in good standing with the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario. My formal education includes an Honours Baccalaureate in Health Science (Kinanthropology) from the University of Ottawa and a Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy from McMaster University.
I’ve been a licensed physiotherapist for 30 years. Although my practice has focused on sports injuries and exercise prescription, I have extensive experience in cardiovascular/cardiac rehabilitation, long-term care/geriatrics and Homecare.