The team of physiotherapists, massage therapists, chiropractors, sports medicine physicians, physiatrists and orthopaedic surgeons at Athlete's Care Brampton are trusted and experienced healthcare providers who believe in a dynamic, active approach to rehabilitation. Whether you have a sport related injury, a workplace injury or if you're experiencing pain caused by everyday activity, we can help! Book an appointment today and see why thousands of patients have trusted us with their sports medicine needs.

Jaskiran pursued her interest in health care further with a Master of Physical Therapy degree from The University of Western Ontario (2009-2011). She continued her education further, by passing the Level 1 Manual Therapy Exam for the Canadian Academy of Manual and Manipulative Therapy and has pursued and completed further manual therapy courses and exams in this program, including the Level 2 for Upper and Lower Quadrant. Jaskiran has completed the Acupuncture Foundation of Canada's AA1 Course: Foundations of Anatomical Acupuncture and AA2: Clinical Applications in Anatomical Acupuncture in 2013. She uses Acupuncture to help naturally reduce pain and improve function.

Reema has been working as a Physiotherapist in Toronto since 2014. She has extensive experience treating all kinds of patients including sports injuries, chronic pain patients, acute and chronic musculoskeletal patients, traumatic paraplegia patients and stroke/brain injury patients. Reema is very passionate about physiotherapy and takes continuing education courses to further advance her knowledge and manual skills. She is currently pursuing certifications of acupuncture and dry needling; and also McKenzie methods of treatment for spine. She will also be starting Manual therapy Level courses in near future. Reema is a caring and compassionate physiotherapist who loves helping people.

Harry completed his Master of Physical Therapy degree at Western University. Harry emphasizes a personalized approach, recognizing the unique needs of each patient. His aim is to help individuals and return to the activities they enjoy. This involves patient education, targeted exercises and hands-on therapy to enhance function and overall well-being. Harry's clinical experiences have exposed him to a diverse range of patient, but his true passion lies in assisting athletes in their return to spots.

Ajay completed his physiotherapy education in Amsterdam, The Netherlands (Bsc. PT). He completed clinical internships in England, Germany, and Amsterdam and spent time as a student physiotherapist with amateur soccer and rugby teams. Ajay believes in a hands-on, active, and individualized approach to care. Physiotherapy is more than just what is done in the clinic, and he believes encouraging and educating patients will give them the tools and skills they need outside the clinic to live an active, healthy, and injury-free life.

What happens if I'm not covered by insurance? Some patients do pay out-of-pocket for physiotherapy. We accept most major credit cards, debit, and cash. We provide only the therapy you need, and we will empower you to supplement your in-clinic care with a home care program.
Do I need to bring anything with me?If you plan on having insurance cover your treatments, bring your insurance information and we can look into whether direct billing for physiotherapy is an option with your insurance provider. Bring your referral or doctor's note, if you have one. Wear comfortable, loose fitting clothing.
What happens on my first visit? You will be thoroughly assessed by a Registered Physiotherapist. The physiotherapist will develop an appropriate treatment plan and get you started with treatment right away.

Is a doctor's referral necessary?
A doctor’s referral isn't necessary, but in rare cases, our physiotherapist may need you to see your doctor or a sports medicine physician to get further testing done. Note that some extended insurance may require doctor’s referral to get reimbursements for physiotherapy as well.
What shall I wear? Comfortable, loose fitting clothing is suggested as specific areas in the body are subject for evaluation and treatment. For instance, if the issue is on you knee then it’s better to wear shorts or loose fitting pants that can be rolled up.
How many treatments do I need? Number of treatments depends on your condition and the severity of your injury. Everyone responds differently to their type of treatment, but you will know on day 1, before you leave, what is suggested.