Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy in North Burnaby.

No. Internal assessment is offered only when it will materially change the plan, and only with informed consent. Many plans are fully external.

Yes, it bills as physiotherapy, so it draws from your physio benefit. We direct bill most major insurers.

Most clients start at the six-week postpartum check, but you can come earlier for breathing-led work and a conversation. We coordinate with your OB or midwife.

No. Pelvic floor physiotherapy is billed as physiotherapy and is direct-access in BC, so a referral from your OB or GP is not required to book, though some extended health plans ask for one before reimbursing, worth a quick check with your insurer before your first visit if you are unsure.

Your physiotherapist takes a detailed history covering symptoms, birth history if relevant, and daily function, then discusses what an assessment would involve before anything is done. The room is private, and the pace of the visit is set entirely by what you feel comfortable consenting to.

It can be, if the pelvic symptom is a documented result of a motor vehicle collision. Bring your claim number and any relevant medical documentation to the first visit and we will confirm coverage before proceeding so there are no billing surprises partway through your plan.

Yes. Prenatal and postnatal clients often move between pelvic floor physiotherapy and the reformer in the same studio as their recovery progresses, with the physiotherapist managing that transition directly rather than you coordinating two separate plans yourself at two different clinics across town on two separate schedules.

Yes, free on-site parking with no meters at Kensington Square, which makes frequent prenatal and postnatal visits easier to fit into a busy schedule, especially in the earlier weeks of a plan when visits tend to be more frequent than they are later on in the recovery.