Physiotherapy appointments in Comox Valley, British Columbia

Fresh Tracks Physiotherapy provides one-on-one care in Courtenay, with manual therapy, therapeutic exercise and education. Its physiotherapists offer care for injuries, movement difficulties and chronic pain, with practitioner-specific appointments for concussion and vestibular rehabilitation, functional movement assessment, running gait analysis and bike fitting.

The clinic occupies the second floor of Riverwalk Centre. Parking is available on the north side, and the Riverside Lane entrance offers elevator access. That entrance requires buzzer access before 8:30am and after 5pm.

The Joint’s Courtenay clinic offers physiotherapy and registered massage therapy. Its physiotherapy team includes care for orthopedic concerns, women’s pelvic health, children and families, and concussion and vestibular concerns. Practitioner approaches include movement rehabilitation, exercise prescription, manual therapy and education, with dedicated pelvic-floor and vestibular appointments available.

The clinic currently states that it cannot provide ICBC care. WSBC initial visits must be arranged by telephone.

The Grove Health and Wellness is a multidisciplinary clinic in Courtenay offering chiropractic care, physiotherapy, registered massage therapy, acupuncture and naturopathic medicine. Its team emphasizes collaborative, patient-centred care guided by evidence and individual preferences. Care includes manual treatment and movement rehabilitation, while Michael Kono offers massage and manual osteopathy as separate services.

Prime Performance & Therapy Courtenay brings physiotherapy, registered massage therapy and chiropractic care together with fitness training at its Puntledge Road facility. The practice supports people managing sport, work and everyday movement concerns, with exercise, hands-on treatment and education among its practitioners’ approaches.

The booking roster also includes virtual mental-performance consulting and group fitness classes. Physiotherapy and chiropractic offer initial assessments for new patients, with follow-up appointments reserved for recent clinic patients.

Orca Physiotherapy’s Courtenay clinic offers one-to-one care with physiotherapist Rosanna (Rosie) Chamberlin for musculoskeletal injuries, pelvic floor concerns, and dizziness or balance problems. Care combines assessment, an individualized treatment plan, education and exercises matched to the patient’s goals. Pelvic floor care is offered for patients assigned female at birth, including pregnancy and postpartum concerns.

The clinic accepts new patients but does not treat WorkSafeBC or ICBC claims. The entrance door code is included in the booking reminder email.

Comox Valley Physiotherapy offers care for joint and muscle pain, sports injuries, arthritis and recovery after surgery. Services include hip and knee replacement rehabilitation, men's pelvic health, and vestibular rehabilitation for dizziness and balance concerns. Treatment plans may include exercise therapy, manual therapy and soft-tissue techniques, with home exercises provided as appropriate.

Registered physiotherapist and clinic owner Dewald Diedericks sees patients at the ground-floor clinic in the Courtenay Health Sciences Centre. No referral is required.

Hemlock Health is a multidisciplinary clinic in Courtenay offering physiotherapy, chiropractic, registered massage therapy, acupuncture, foot care and reflexology. The clinic has bright treatment rooms and a gym area with a stationary bike and treadmill. Care includes hands-on treatment, exercise-based rehabilitation and education, with dedicated appointments for neurological rehabilitation, vestibular concerns, golf-related injuries and concussion care.

Gillian Clayton offers one-to-one physiotherapy within Comox Manual Therapy Collective. Her practice includes everyday and sports injuries, foot and ankle concerns, pregnancy and postpartum care, and gender-inclusive pelvic health assessments for pelvic function, incontinence, prolapse and pain.

In-person assessment includes a history, physical examination and recommendations for care and exercise. Follow-up care may include manual therapy, exercise prescription, education and reassessment. Online initial and follow-up appointments are also available.

Bodyworx Physiotherapy & Pilates in Comox offers general physiotherapy, pelvic health care and Pilates. The physiotherapy team includes practitioners who use manual therapy, therapeutic exercise and education, with dedicated appointments for vestibular concerns, running assessments and shockwave therapy.

Clinical Pilates appointments provide one-to-one reformer sessions with a physiotherapist, beginning with an assessment and individualized treatment plan. The practice also offers instructor-led private Pilates and community classes.

Comox Physiotherapy Clinic has served the Comox Valley since 1992. Its physiotherapy and massage therapy team provides individual assessments and treatment plans for injury recovery and chronic conditions, with an emphasis on patients taking an active role in their care.

The clinic at 264 Anderton Road also participates in the Island Health Hip and Knee Replacement Voucher Program.

Ascent Physiotherapy is a private practice in downtown Comox treating acute and chronic musculoskeletal injuries, sports injuries and post-surgical concerns, including joint replacements. Assessments include a health history, mobility evaluation and safety screening. Depending on the practitioner and your needs, care can draw on manual therapy, exercise prescription, IMS, acupuncture and self-management education.

The clinic also offers concussion and vestibular care, radial shockwave therapy, pelvic health and physiotherapy bike fitting through selected services and practitioners.

Coastal Physiotherapy & Sports Rehabilitation in downtown Comox offers physiotherapy and registered massage therapy. The practice treats injuries, chronic pain and musculoskeletal problems, with services including manual therapy, IMS, vestibular rehabilitation and clinical Pilates, depending on the practitioner.

Julie Paul provides physiotherapy at Cumberland Village Wellness on Bruce Street. Her approach combines functional neurology, including P-DTR, muscle testing and manual therapy with exercises tailored to patients' movement goals and activities.

Julie Paul provides physiotherapy from Tessa Rowan's RMT Studio on Maryport Avenue. The purple garage studio is entered through the gate on Fourth Street. Her approach combines functional neurology, including P-DTR, muscle testing and manual therapy with exercises tailored to patients' movement goals and activities.

Cumberland Physio & Yoga offers physiotherapy with Neil Pearson, whose practice focuses on persistent pain. His approach combines pain science education, self-care guidance, therapeutic exercise and hands-on physiotherapy, with yoga practices available as part of a pain-care plan.

The clinic emphasizes whole-person care, movement and conversation, and a home program suited to individual goals. Initial visits include a medical history and physical assessment to establish goals and a treatment plan; follow-up appointments are one-to-one.

Perseverance Physiotherapy and Wellness Center is a multidisciplinary clinic in the Cumberland Village Healthcare Center. Its bookable team provides physiotherapy, massage therapy, chiropractic care, athletic therapy and naturopathic consultations, with a collaborative approach focused on movement, rehabilitation and patient goals.

Physiotherapy includes general injury care and dedicated pelvic-health and hand-therapy appointments with the relevant practitioners. Massage approaches range from focused deep work for active patients to relaxation, myofascial techniques and pregnancy massage. Dedicated booking options also include physiotherapy-guided bike fitting and hot/cold stone massage.