Mobile physiotherapy services for seniors in Winnipeg.
HTS Home Therapy Services in Winnipeg offers personalized in-home physiotherapy services for seniors. Our services are ideal for treating a number of conditions, including:
Knee and Hip Replacement
Fractures and Orthopaedic injuries
Arthritis
Neurological conditions (Stroke, Parkinsons, etc.)
Mobility and Balance Impairment
Fall prevention
Acute or Chronic pain
Osteoporosis
Recovery from Hospitalization
Osteoporosis
Arthritis
Falls Prevention
Stroke
Parkinson's Disease
Alzheimer's Disease
Cardiovascular Disease
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)
Incontinence
Post-Surgical Rehabilitation
Joint Replacement Rehabilitation
Balance Disorders
Frailty
Diabetes
Chronic Pain
Dementia
Postural Dysfunction
Peripheral Neuropathy
Respiratory Complications
Mobility Limitations
Motor vehicle accidents with Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI)
New Service Introduction
LSVT-BIG
LSVT-BIG is an intense, 4-week program that helps people with Parkinson’s Disease to relearn normal-sized movement, to develop a life-long habit, and to engage in a regular, individualized exercise program. With vigorous practice of key activities, people with Parkinson’s can enhance their quality of movement, walking, strength, balance, and their ability to be independent and to participate in life for as long as possible. This can lead to improved self-confidence, mood, and sleep as well as improvement in other non-motor symptoms of Parkinson’s.
The program requires one hour of training, four days a week, for 4 weeks, plus homework. The therapist will coach you, one-on-one, to perform at your optimal level in order to help you meet your fitness and functional goals. If you have gone through this program before, an occasional session can help to maintain your motivation to continue with this empowering exercise habit.
No physician referral is required.
Physiotherapy treatments may qualify toward a tax deductible medical expense.
Please consult with a qualified accountant for personalized details.
Service costs may be covered through Blue Cross, Veterans Affairs, Manitoba Public Insurance and other extended health benefit plans. Direct billing to insurers is available through many plans.
