Sports physiotherapy and rehab in Richmond.

Our Richmond studio is at Broadmoor, on the northeast corner of Williams Road and No. 3 Road. Free client parking is at the rear of the building in the commercial spots, and the lot is shared with the other tenants. The studio has a gym floor, so sports physiotherapy and the loading stage of rehab happen in the same place.

Physiotherapists at the Richmond studio treat sports injuries, and several profiles mention sport. Pat Wu lists a sports needs analysis and a return-to-play plan. Curran Tse lists field sport athletes and badminton players. Derek Ku lists recreational athletes and Adrian Cheng lists athletes. Yuki Gomi, a chiropractor, lists sports injuries. Read each profile on our team page.

Yes. Shoulder pain in racquet sport often builds from repeated overhead load, and a physiotherapist tests the shoulder, the shoulder blade and the upper back to find what is loading it. Curran Tse's profile lists badminton players as a special interest. The plan covers pain control, strength and a staged return to play, and a physiotherapist screens for injuries that need a doctor.

Yes. The Richmond studio has a gym floor with a stationary bike, a power squat rack and bench, a weight tree and a treadmill. Your physiotherapist uses it for the loading stage of rehab, where strength and control are rebuilt, so you can practise each exercise with guidance during the session and then repeat it on your own.

Sports physiotherapy in Richmond is physiotherapy with the plan built around your sport. The assessment, billing and clinicians are the same as our regular physiotherapy visits. The difference is the questions about training load and sport movements, and a return-to-sport stage at the end. Your physiotherapist decides how much of that applies to your injury.

Yes. The Richmond studio has weekend availability, and Saturday tends to book out 5 to 7 days ahead, so book early if a weekend slot suits your training week. Choose Richmond and physiotherapy as the service on the booking page. Evening visits are also available on weekdays for athletes who train in the morning.

No referral is needed for sports physiotherapy in Richmond when you pay through MSP, extended health or self-pay. A crash claim through ICBC or an accepted WorkSafeBC claim does not need one either. Bring your claim number to the first visit and the client care team bills the claim directly once it is approved.

Yes. The Richmond roster includes clinicians who speak Mandarin and Cantonese. Mention your language preference when you book and the client care team matches you with a physiotherapist who treats sports injuries. Language is listed on each clinician's profile, so you can also read the team page before you choose.