Location

115-5305 Magasin Ave, Beaumont, AB T4X 1V8
Clinic Direction
Call Us +1 (780) 801-3669
Email Us aimpt.beaumont@gmail.com

FAQ

Our FAQ section provides answers to common questions regarding physiotherapy, rehabilitation services, appointments, insurance coverage, and clinic visits. Whether you are recovering from surgery, coping with an injury, managing ongoing symptoms, or seeking physiotherapy support, you will find clear information about what to expect, how appointments operate, and which services may best meet your needs.

Our clinic is located at 115-5305 Magasin Ave, Beaumont, AB T4X 1V8, inside Bryant Heritage Plaza.

Monday–Wednesday: 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM | Friday: 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM Saturday: 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM | Thursday & Sunday: Closed

A physician referral is not required to schedule physical therapy sessions. However, certain private insurance carriers or WCB plans may request one for reimbursement purposes.

Appointments can be scheduled by calling (780) 801-3669, sending an email to aimpt.beaumont@gmail.com, or submitting an online booking request through the clinic website. Walk-ins are also accepted.

Direct billing is available for providers such as Alberta Blue Cross, Medavie, ASEBP/ARTA, Green Shield, and Canada Life. Patients pay any remaining co-pay balance at the time of appointment.

Treatments include physical therapy assessments, dry needling/IMS, massage therapy, concussion management, vestibular rehabilitation, pelvic floor therapy, shockwave therapy, foot orthotics, and movement retraining.

Patients should bring photo identification, health insurance cards, doctor referrals if applicable, and diagnostic reports like X-rays, CT scans, or MRI documentation.

Flexible, comfortable clothing is recommended. Shorts are suggested for lower body assessments, while tank tops or sports bras assist with upper body evaluations.

Appointments generally last between 30 to 60 minutes depending on individual physical therapy needs and clinical procedures.

Yes. Patients should open a claim with their vehicle insurance provider before or alongside starting rehabilitation care.

Yes. Rehabilitation care is provided for workplace injury claims managed through the WCB framework.

Conditions addressed include back issues, neck strain, sciatica, tendonitis, plantar fasciitis, rotator cuff injuries, arthritis, vertigo, scoliosis, tennis elbow, and post-surgical recovery and more.

Vestibular Rehabilitation consists of targeted exercises focused on balance dysfunction, spatial orientation, and dizziness.

Dry Needling uses thin needles inserted into muscle trigger points to target muscular tension and improve joint motion.

Shockwave Therapy applies acoustic pressure waves to soft tissues to target chronic tendon issues and tissue stiffness.

IASTM utilizes handheld ergonomic tools to apply pressure across soft tissues, addressing scar tissue and physical stiffness.

Yes. Foot orthotics are constructed following gait and foot structure assessments to support foot biomechanics.

Care is provided for back pain, sciatica, neck strain, rotator cuff injuries, tennis elbow, plantar fasciitis, scoliosis, arthritis, carpal tunnel syndrome, and chronic joint discomfort.

Hands-on joint mobilization applies targeted passive movements to stiff joints to improve range of motion and support smooth mechanical movement.

Manual cupping utilizes specialized cups on skin surfaces to create suction, helping increase local circulation, reduce fascial tension, and relieve underlying muscle tightness.

Passive ROM exercises move joints without active muscle exertion during early recovery stages, whereas Active ROM exercises involve independent movement to rebuild functional mobility.

This service evaluates body alignment and walking patterns, providing corrective exercises to address structural strain and improve movement mechanics.

Ultrasound therapy uses high-frequency sound waves to generate deep tissue heating and micro-vibrations, supporting circulation and tissue flexibility in affected areas.

NMES sends controlled electrical pulses to specific muscle groups to encourage muscle contractions, assisting muscle activation following injury or surgery.

Workplace injury care focuses on restoring functional mobility, rebuilding physical strength, and delivering task-specific exercise protocols to support a safe return to work duties.

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