Evans Physiotherapy​
Evans Physiotherapy​
Expert physiotherapy care in Fenelon Falls and the surrounding area
David J. Evans,
Registered Physiotherapist
Fellow, Canadian Academy of Manipulative Physiotherapists
Expert physiotherapy care in Fenelon Falls and the surrounding area
David J. Evans,
Registered Physiotherapist
Fellow, Canadian Academy of Manipulative Physiotherapists
Orthopaedic Physiotherapy • Sports Injury • Manual Therapy
COVID-19 policies and precautions
COVID-19 policies and precautions
Please do not attend for an appointment if you feel unwell, or if you have a new fever or cough, or loss of sense of taste or smell
All areas of the clinic are sanitized in compliance with recommended policies
All staff are vaccinated and take rapid tests as deemed prudent
Please arrive on time for your appointment and knock on the door, or text 705 887 4841 from your vehicle
I will let any prior client exit from the reception area first for distancing purposes
Orthopaedic Physiotherapy
Orthopaedic Physiotherapy
Physiotherapists work in many different areas of healthcare. Orthopaedic physiotherapy practice deals with musculoskeletal issues of the body such as pain, movement problems, weakness, and recovery from injury. Areas commonly treated include the spine, knees, shoulders and hips. Physiotherapists are experts in the assessment and treatment of movement problems and pain.
Sports Injury
Sports Injury
Injuries are common when participating in sports. They can range from traumatic injuries from sudden impact, to overuse injuries from repetitive strain. Physiotherapists commonly work with athletes and sports participants of all ages and ability to assist in faster recovery and return to sports, and for the prevention of re-injury. Other considerations for sports-injury recovery include a graded return to training.
Manual Therapy
Manual Therapy
Manual therapy, also known as mobilization or manipulative therapy, is a form of hands-on treatment where a physiotherapist carefully moves the tissues and joints of the body to restore movement and relieve pain. Research indicates that manual therapy can be beneficial for recovery from many musculoskeletal issues and injuries, including damage to the nervous system such as a pinched nerve.
Who pays for physiotherapy in Ontario?
Who pays for physiotherapy in Ontario?
Services in Ontario are covered by a mix of publicly funded services, benefit plans & self pay, or vehicle accident insurance
OHIP covered services are available at Community Clinics dependent on eligibility
(over 65, under 19, after hospital overnight admission - see link for full criteria)
There is commonly a waiting list for Community clinics; the closest location is in Lindsay
Many benefit plans cover physiotherapy costs, check with your insurer or benefits plan
Fee rates for services at the clinic for David
$150 for initial session (assessment and treatment 45-60 minutes)
Follow up sessions $75 per session
Most clients pay at time of service by visa/mastercard/debit or other means
Direct billing is generally not available except for motor vehicle claims
