Athlete's Care Sports Medicine Centres - Etobicoke
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Etobicoke Physiotherapy and Chiropractic Centre, part of the respected Athlete's Care Sports Medicine Centres network, is located on the ground floor at 3391 Bloor Street West, at the southwest corner of Bloor and Islington in the Stonegate-Queensway area. The clinic brings a sports-medicine-driven approach to rehabilitation, pairing skilled practitioners with a collaborative, team-based model that supports patients of all activity levels. The centre offers a full multidisciplinary lineup, including physiotherapy, chiropractic care, registered massage therapy, acupuncture, custom orthotics, and concussion management, all grounded in sports medicine expertise. Whether patients are recovering from an athletic injury, managing chronic pain, rehabilitating after surgery, or working through a motor vehicle or workplace injury, the team develops individualized treatment plans aimed at restoring strength, mobility, and confidence. With long weekday hours running until 8pm, Saturday availability, and a highly convenient location steps from Islington subway station, the clinic is easy to fit into busy schedules and simple to reach by transit or car. Backed by the experience and standards of the Athlete's Care network, Etobicoke Physiotherapy and Chiropractic Centre is a strong choice for residents of Stonegate-Queensway, The Kingsway, and the surrounding Bloor West and Islington neighbourhoods seeking expert, well-rounded rehabilitation care.
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Located at the southwest corner of Bloor Street West and Islington Avenue, a short walk from Islington subway station on TTC Line 2 and served by Bloor Street streetcar and bus connections.
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