Orthopedic Physiotherapy for Pain, Injury Recovery and Improved Movement

Orthopedic physiotherapy helps restore movement, reduce pain and improve physical function following injury, surgery or musculoskeletal conditions. Whether you are recovering from joint replacement surgery, managing a sports injury or dealing with persistent pain, our personalized treatment plans are designed to help you return to the activities that matter most.

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✓ Home visits available
✓ Personalized treatment plans
✓ Virtual appointments available in certain situations
✓ Located next to Lionel-Groulx metro station

Common Reasons for Consultation

Orthopedic physiotherapy focuses on conditions affecting the muscles, joints, tendons, ligaments, bones and nerves. Treatment is tailored to your symptoms, goals and lifestyle.

What Our Patients Say

Nothing speaks louder than the experiences of the people we’ve had the privilege to help. Their feedback reflects the attention and commitment we bring to every treatment plan.

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Trusted by patients across Montreal

🩺 Personalized Care

Treatment tailored to your goals

📍 Experienced Team

Over 40 years of combined experience

💚 Patient-Centered Approach

Focused on long-term outcomes

What to Expect

Your journey to recovery follows a structured, supportive approach

1. Assessment

Your physiotherapist will evaluate your symptoms, movement patterns, strength, mobility and functional limitations. We take the time to understand your goals and identify the factors contributing to your pain or movement difficulties.

2. Personalized Treatment

Your treatment plan may include manual therapy, therapeutic exercise, strength training, mobility work, Pilates-based rehabilitation, education and home exercises tailored to your needs.

3. Recovery and Progression

As you progress, treatment focuses on restoring confidence, improving resilience and helping you return safely to work, sports, exercise and daily activities.

Potential Benefits of Treatment

Orthopedic physiotherapy treatments may help you:

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Improve comfort and movement during everyday activities.

Check mark Generic Flat icon | Freepik Restore strength and mobility

Improve joint function, flexibility and overall physical capacity.

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Support safe and effective rehabilitation at every stage of recovery.

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Reduce fall risk and improve confidence during movement.

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Progress safely toward your performance and fitness goals.

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Develop strategies to prevent future injuries and maintain an active lifestyle.

How Orthopedic Physiotherapy Helps

Orthopedic physiotherapy addresses a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions affecting movement and function. Treatment focuses on identifying the underlying cause of symptoms while helping you regain strength, mobility and confidence.

Sports Injuries

Whether you are a recreational or competitive athlete, physiotherapy can help manage acute injuries, overuse conditions and sport rehabilitation. Treatment is designed to restore performance while reducing the risk of reinjury.  

Post-Surgical Rehabilitation

Physiotherapy plays an important role following many orthopedic procedures. We help patients regain mobility, strength and function after surgery while supporting a gradual return to normal activities.

Persistent Pain After Joint Replacement

While many people recover well following hip or knee replacement surgery, some continue to experience pain, stiffness or functional limitations. Physiotherapy can help address movement impairments, muscle weakness and compensatory patterns that may contribute to ongoing symptoms.

Scoliosis

Treatment combines myofascial release techniques, individualized posture correction and targeted positioning exercises designed to improve alignment, reduce muscular tension and promote more efficient movement patterns. Each rehabilitation program is tailored to the individual’s spinal curvature, symptoms and functional goals.

Bridging the Gap Between Rehabilitation and Fitness

Many patients reach a point where symptoms have improved but still feel uncertain about returning to exercise. Physiotherapy can help bridge the transition from rehabilitation to independent gym training through progressive strengthening and movement-based programs.

Meet Your Therapists

Leah Glassman

With a background in kinesiology and physiotherapy, Leah takes a proactive, movement-based approach focused on restoring strength, control and confidence. Her treatment integrates physiotherapy, Pilates principles, strength training and functional exercise to support recovery, injury prevention and long-term performance.

Leah has experience treating sports injuries, post-surgical conditions, balance and mobility challenges, and helping patients transition safely from rehabilitation back to exercise and physical activity. She also offers home visits for clients who prefer or require treatment in their own environment.

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Azita Papaie

Azita Papaie is a McGill University-trained physiotherapist with experience in orthopedic rehabilitation, neurology, chronic pain management and post-surgical recovery. Her treatment approach focuses on identifying the underlying cause of symptoms and creating personalized rehabilitation plans that support meaningful, lasting improvements in function and quality of life.

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Move Better, Recover Stronger

Whether you’re recovering from surgery, managing persistent pain, returning to sports or looking to improve mobility and balance, our physiotherapy team is here to help. We create personalized treatment plans designed to support meaningful progress and lasting results.

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Clinic Address

3287 Rue Saint-Jacques O – Suite #100
Montreal, Quebec H4C 1G8

Phone number: 514-995-2997

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions About Orthopedic Physiotherapy

Every situation is unique.
If you have additional questions about symptoms, treatment, or what to expect, don’t hesitate to reach out. We’re here to help.

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What are your consultation rates?

Our current rates are always available on our online booking platform.

If you’re unsure which appointment type is right for you, feel free to contact us and we’ll be happy to help you choose the most appropriate option for your needs.

Orthopedic physiotherapy focuses on the assessment and treatment of musculoskeletal conditions affecting the muscles, joints, tendons, ligaments, bones and nerves.

No, patients in Quebec have full direct access to private physiotherapy services, and by law (Bill 68), private insurance providers can no longer require a physician’s referral for you to receive reimbursement.

Yes. Physiotherapy is an important part of recovery following knee or hip replacement surgery. Treatment focuses on restoring mobility, strength, balance and functional independence.

Persistent pain or stiffness after joint replacement surgery is not uncommon. Physiotherapy can help identify contributing factors and develop a rehabilitation plan to improve function and comfort.

Yes. We work with recreational and competitive athletes experiencing acute injuries, overuse conditions and sport rehabilitation needs.

While physiotherapy cannot correct the spinal curvature itself, it can help improve posture, reduce pain, increase mobility and strengthen the muscles that support the spine. Treatment is individualized and may include myofascial release, posture correction, positioning strategies and targeted therapeutic exercises to improve function and quality of life.

Yes. Balance training is an effective way to improve stability, mobility and confidence while reducing the risk of falls.

Yes. Home visits are available for clients who prefer treatment in their own environment or have difficulty attending the clinic.

Yes. Virtual consultations may be appropriate for certain conditions, follow-up appointments and exercise-based rehabilitation. Contact us to discuss whether virtual care is suitable for your situation.

The number of sessions depends on your diagnosis, symptom severity and response to treatment. Most conditions resolve in 3-5 visits, while others require a longer rehabilitation program.

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