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Manpreet Parmar

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  • Low back pain rehabilitation.
  • Treating knee and ankle injuries.
  • Functional movement screening.
  • IMS dry needling therapy.
  • Client centered manual therapy.

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Metrotown Orthopedic & Sports Physiotherapy Clinic

Metrotown Orthopedic & Sports Physiotherapy Clinic

350 - 4789 Kingsway, Burnaby, BC, V5H 0A3

- Master of Science in Physiotherapy, Brunel University London (United Kingdom) - Bachelor of Kinesiology, University of British Columbia - Certified in Functional Movement Screen Level 1 by FMS - Certified IMS Practitioner - Gold Medal at the CCAA Men's Basketball National - Championships with the Langara College basketball team - Avid basketball player and coach in the community having played and coached at both the secondary and collegiate levels for many years - Member of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association - Languages spoken: English, Punjabi - Clinical Areas of Interest: Low back pain rehabilitation, knee and ankle injuries, movement analysis - Believes in client centered care through education, preventative exercises, manual therapy and empowering the client to take control of their own health and understand the mechanisms of rehabilitation

Acupuncture

Initial Physiotherapy & Intramuscular Stimulation (IMS)/Acupuncture
New PatientGeneral

Choose this option to book an appointment for physiotherapy AND Intramuscular Stimulation (IMS)/Acupuncture. This appointment is suitable for initial assessments or if you have not been in for over 2 months. Please note the physiotherapist will determine if IMS is a suitable treatment for you after completing their assessment - they may not treat you with IMS/Acupuncture if deemed inappropriate for your condition.

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Physiotherapy

Private - Initial Physiotherapy Assessment
New PatientGeneral

Choose this option if this is your first visit with our clinic, your last visit was more than 2 months ago, or the physiotherapist will be treating a new injury. Treatment times can range from 30 minutes to 90 minutes depending on your injury.

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