Motor Vehicle Accident

Motor Vehicle Accident can cause lots of injury to both the driver and any passengers. Some injuries like broken limbs are obvious and some injuries like soft tissues are less visible, symptoms are not even appearing until several days after accident.  If whiplash or soft tissue injuries are not treated properly, it could lead to development of chronic pain over time. The best course of action is early treatment through your doctors and physiotherapist.

The goal of treating patients after accident is to control the pain associated with the injury. The physiotherapist can improve the function and minimize the risk of patients developing chronic pain conditions.

Some common injuries include:

  • ·         Low back pain
  • ·         Whiplash
  • ·         Soft Tissues
  • ·         Sprains and strains
Healing Touch physiotherapy offers patients in Markham/ Ajax with a personalised treatment plan that suits your specific needs. If you’re suffering from pain or recently experienced an injury or accident, our Markham/ Ajax physiotherapist will ensure you to get back to your routine life, and let you live your life happily. Call us at  9052017022  for an appointment or visit: healingtouchrehab.com to book physiotherapist. 

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