F.R.O.M. Toronto Pain Relief Clinic
About
F.R.O.M. Toronto Pain Relief Clinic — where F.R.O.M. stands for Functional Range Of Motion — is a state-of-the-art multidisciplinary rehabilitation and wellness clinic with two locations in the city: Downtown Toronto at 179 Queen Street East, and North York at 15 Glenforest Road. The clinic was built on the belief that living with physical or mental pain should not be a permanent condition, and that truly effective treatment requires addressing the whole person — not just the injury. A highly qualified team of physiotherapists, massage therapists, chiropractors, occupational therapists, naturopathic doctors, mental health practitioners, and a licensed physiatrist work collaboratively to deliver personalized care plans that restore mobility, relieve pain, and rebuild quality of life. F.R.O.M.'s clinical services span an exceptionally broad range: physical therapy, chiropractic care, massage therapy, occupational therapy, naturopathic medicine, clinical counselling, custom orthotics, shockwave therapy, laser therapy, custom bracing, independent medical examinations, and MVA rehabilitation. The clinic also offers OHIP-covered physiatry through its partnership with Beacon Health, making specialist-level pain medicine accessible without a private pay barrier. Direct billing to most insurance providers is available. With extended hours Monday through Friday and Saturday appointments, F.R.O.M. Toronto Pain Relief Clinic is designed to fit into the lives of busy Torontonians who need expert, integrated care when and where they need it.
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Hours of Operation
Clinic Details
Accessibility
Wheelchair accessible
Parking
Street parking on Queen St E and nearby side streets
Transit
Accessible via Queen St streetcar (501). Near Distillery District and King subway connections.
Contact Information
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