Reviews for University Physiotherapy Inc

Sep 2023

Can't say enough about Jon and the team at University Physiotherapy. He really helped me solve a painful hip issue that I thought I was stuck with. He's knowledgeable, personable, and immediately helped me feel at ease. He took the time to patiently answer my questions, and helped me get back on the road to pain-free movement. The front-desk staff are welcoming and helpful too. The whole experience could not have been better!
Aug 2023

I've worked with Jon a few times on different shoulder problems. He's great to work with, takes his time with exercises and explains things thoroughly. The office is great - good reminders for appointments and always a pleasant greeting. I highly recommend University Physiotherapy!
May 2023

Just finished a round of therapy with Jon O'Neil and have only the best of things to say. His knowledge was extremely helpful in understanding my issues, the assigned exercises were enjoyable and not overwhelming, and the organization of the sessions were clear and effective. The front desk staff as well as me O'Neil are also extremely friendly and helpful. I have attempted physio at a few other places and felt like either I was just a number or a quick cash in of work benefits, but my experience here was genuine and immensely helpful. I will not hesitate to return for any future physio needs.

From University Physiotherapy Inc

University Physiotherapy is a comprehensive physiotherapy clinic located in the heart of Halifax’s university and hospital district. Our multidisciplinary team provides a variety of assessment and treatment services to help manage injuries and facilitate return to activity. Physiotherapists can help get you moving after surgery; treat neck, back, shoulder and other joint injuries; treat sport injuries; and give advice on prevention. We can maximize mobility in neurological disorders, help to manage respiratory and cardiac conditions, as well as work related injuries, and care for physical challenges associated with arthritis and repetitive strain.