Expert Telerehabilitation in Coquitlam & Port Coquitlam
Tailored Recovery at Your Fingertips!
Tailored Recovery at Your Fingertips!
A virtual physiotherapy appointment – what we call ‘Telehrehab’ – is great when you can’t make it to the clinic for an in-person session. Telerehab empowers you to still have a 1-on-1 session with your physiotherapist without leaving your home or office.
Telerehab has many of the same benefits as a face-to-face physiotherapy session. You will work directly with your physio to discuss, assess, and diagnose problems just as if you were in the clinic. Your physiotherapist will help you to manage your condition and provide activities to alleviate symptoms.
Both physiotherapy assessments and follow-up sessions can be done via Telerehab.
During a virtual physiotherapy session, our therapists will:
Direct you to other services, when appropriate
Conditions that may benefit from virtual physiotherapy include:
Phone 604-474-1767 or email [email protected]
Intake forms will be emailed to you as soon as you book your appointment (returning clients skip this step).
Log in a few minutes before your scheduled appointment so that you are ready. Your physiotherapist will send you an invitation to join the call at your scheduled appointment time.
Michelle Gibson received her Bachelor of Physiotherapy in India. She continued her education in Canada and specialized in Manual Therapy, FCE and Gunn IMS. She completed her Doctor of Manual Therapy residency program with OGI in January 2014. She is also certified in Vestibular Rehabilitation and Concussion Management. Her latest passion is Clinical Pilates, which she has added to her repertoire of treatment. She has 20 years of experience working as a Lecturer in Physiotherapy, running Work Conditioning programs; and in acute outpatient Physical Therapy.
Her passion for Physiotherapy is combined with a never-ending quest for further education and excellence.
Jyoti completed her degree in physiotherapy from India in 2011. She has worked in different clinical settings including hospitals and rehab centres.
She strives to use her professional knowledge to empower her clients. She is a firm believer that education and individualized treatment are the best keys in accomplishing treatment goals.
In her spare time, she enjoys travelling, cooking and listening to music.
Teresa Iwerima earned her Bachelor of Medical Rehabilitation in Physiotherapy from the University of Nigeria in 1998. She worked her way up to chief Physiotherapist at the Federal Medical Center in Keffi, Nigeria till she came to Canada in 2017. She has worked in private practice in various clinics in the lower mainland. She continues to further her education by taking courses such as the MDT series offered by the Mackenzie Institute and Soft tissue techniques offered by the International Olympic Committee.
Her treatment approach involves a combination of manual therapy and exercise prescription. She enjoys travelling and spending quality time with her four children.
Kayla earned her Masters of Science in Physical Therapy from Queen’s University, after obtaining her Bachelors of Health Sciences with minor in Gerontology from the University of Ottawa. Since graduation, she has continued her education by regular research review and pursuing her manual therapy levels which will ultimately lead to a Diploma of Advanced Orthopaedic Manual and Manipulative Physiotherapy. She has also obtained her dry needling certification from Acupuncture Canada.
Kayla’s approach to physiotherapy is evidence-based, guided by individual client context. Her treatment plans integrate manual therapy, exercise prescription, and education. Whether the goal is to return to work, sport, or daily life, Kayla aims to motivate and to provide the tools necessary for clients to play an active role in their recovery journey.
Outside of the clinic Kayla keeps active at the gym, or on the beach — enjoying open water swimming, scuba diving or surfing.
Andrew Moussavi obtained his BSc with distinction in Biomedical Physiology at Simon Fraser University and then went on to complete his MSc in Physiotherapy at the University of Alberta. Throughout this journey, he was privileged to gain valuable clinical experience in advanced orthopedic mobilizations, post/pre-surgical rehabilitation, chronic pain and vestibular rehabilitation.
Andrew’s passion for Physical Therapy can be traced back to his recovery from multiple traumatic knee operations and experiencing the rewards of a successful treatment plan. Through this experience and clinical background, he has built his philosophy of care to utilize best practice guidelines- incorporating manual therapy, therapeutic exercise, education/motivational interviewing and modalities. Through a goal-oriented approach, he looks forward to collaborating with any client/athlete to assist in injury management or prevention.
In his spare time, Andrew stays active through resistance training, recreational skiing, kayaking and soccer.
Arnohn is a graduate of the UBC School of Kinesiology and is currently a practicing member of the BCAK. Arnohn’s rehabilitation philosophy is based on four core principles: Education, Compassion, Patience, and Understanding. With this approach, he is better able to connect with clients, recognize their needs, and provide the support and guidance they require to succeed and meet their goals.
As a Kinesiologist, he is a strong believer in evidence-based practice to optimize functional gains. Which he uses to educate clients and support them in their rehab journey. His areas of practice include injury rehabilitation, functional training, and fitness coaching.
In his free time, he enjoys baking, watching movies, and spending time with his dog, Obi, the cutest boy.
At Moves You Physiotherapy, we prioritize your convenience and well-being. That’s why we provide direct billing to numerous insurance providers, streamlining your experience with us.
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Does my insurance cover Telerehab physiotherapy services?
As of March 2020, Canada Life (Great West Life), Sunlife, Manulife, Medavie Blue Cross (ie RCMP and DVA/Veterans), Pacific Blue Cross cover part, or all, of the cost of Telehealth appointments. ICBC and Worksafe cover Telerehab on a case by case basis. For extended health plans, the specific amount of coverage you are entitled to will be outlined in your benefits package. We advise clients to check with your insurance provider directly, as the list is continually expanding.
Can you bill my insurance provider directly?
YES! We direct bill to Canada Life (Great West Life), Sunlife, Manulife, Medavie Blue Cross (RCMP and DVA/Veterans) and Pacific Blue Cross. We also direct bill ICBC and WorkSafe BC on approved claims and are happy to check into that approval for you. As more insurers take on Telerehab, we will be happy to bill them too.
When is this service available?
Physiotherapists are available Monday to Saturday from 9am – 5pm. Book in whenever is convenient for you!
Who can access telerehab?
We can provide Telerehab services and submit direct billing to extended health plans for anyone located in British Columbia. Due to licensing rules if you are contacting us from a different province, we recommend you to look for a Telerehab provider within your same province.