Evidence-based, one-on-one physiotherapy in Ancaster and Hamilton. Dhiman Patel, a McMaster-trained, Western-educated Registered Physiotherapist, treats a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions for active adults, athletes, seniors, and workers recovering from injury.
Browse the conditions below to learn how physiotherapy can help, what treatment involves, and what recovery typically looks like.
Book OnlineLower back pain, disc injuries, and lumbar strain.
Whiplash, cervical strain, and postural neck pain.
Sciatic nerve pain and lower limb radiculopathy.
Bulging discs, herniated discs, and nerve root compression.
Sacroiliac joint dysfunction and pelvic instability.
Piriformis tightness and sciatic nerve irritation.
Neck pain and stiffness after a car crash or a sudden jolt.
Pain or stiffness between the shoulder blades or around the ribs.
Leg pain when you walk or stand that eases when you sit.
Impingement, instability, and shoulder dysfunction.
Rotator cuff tears, tendinitis, and post-surgical rehab.
Adhesive capsulitis and restricted range of motion.
Lateral epicondylitis and overuse elbow injuries.
Wrist sprains, RSI, De Quervain's, and hand function.
Nerve compression, numbness, and hand function recovery.
Hip impingement, bursitis, labral tears, and hip replacement recovery.
ACL/MCL injuries, runner's knee, and meniscus issues.
Iliotibial band tightness and lateral knee pain.
Knee cap pain and quadriceps imbalance.
Pain on the outside of the hip, often worse lying on that side.
Physio before and after hip replacement surgery.
Knee pain, swelling or catching from a twist or wear over time.
Rehab for a torn ACL (a key knee ligament), with or without surgery.
Physio before and after knee replacement surgery.
Tap the spot to see what it often is, what helps and when to see a doctor.
Heel pain, foot arch issues, and return-to-activity.
Achilles tendon pain and insertional tendinitis.
Acute and chronic ankle sprains and instability.
Medial tibial stress syndrome and running injuries.
Most flat feet are normal. See when they need care, in kids and adults.
3D foot scan and a free orthotic assessment. $300 to $500 a pair.
Tension headaches, migraines, and cervicogenic headaches.
Concussion rehab, vestibular therapy, and return-to-sport.
Jaw pain, clicking, and temporomandibular dysfunction.
A spinning feeling, dizziness or trouble with balance.
Short spins of vertigo when you roll over in bed or look up.
If you are dealing with pain or limited movement and do not see your exact condition listed, it does not mean we cannot help. Most musculoskeletal injuries respond well to physiotherapy regardless of how they happened.
No. You can book directly with us. Most insurance plans in Ontario also cover physiotherapy without a referral.
Yes, we direct bill to Sun Life, Manulife, Canada Life, Blue Cross, Desjardins, Green Shield, and most major insurers. We also handle WSIB and MVA claims directly.
Your first visit is about 60 minutes. Follow-up visits are 30 minutes, one on one with your physiotherapist. We never double-book.
It depends on the problem and your goals. Many recovery plans run 6 to 8 visits over a few weeks. After your assessment you get a clear plan with a rough timeline, plus a home program so you keep progressing between visits.
No referral needed. Direct billing available. Book your 60-minute initial assessment today.