Global Health Physiotherapy
About
On Eglinton Avenue East between Yonge Street and Mount Pleasant Avenue, Global Health Physiotherapy has earned recognition as a top physiotherapy practice in Canada — an accolade backed by a clinical model built on genuine one-on-one care. The clinic's founding principle is straightforward: every patient receives a personalized treatment plan, hands-on techniques throughout the full session, and a therapist — not an assistant — for every appointment. Open seven days a week from 6:30 AM to 9:00 PM, it's one of the most accessible physiotherapy clinics in midtown Toronto. The scope of services at Global Health is impressively broad: in-clinic physiotherapy, in-home mobile physiotherapy, virtual physiotherapy, custom orthotics, ultrasound treatment, shockwave therapy, car accident physical therapy, WSIB rehabilitation, compression socks, braces and splints, custom knee bracing, TMJ therapy, sports physiotherapy, and ADP (Assistive Devices Program) assessments. The clinic is an OHIP-covered and WSIB-approved facility and an approved MVA clinic, removing financial barriers for patients recovering from workplace injuries or motor vehicle accidents. Global Health Physiotherapy's Davisville Village location places it within easy reach of Leaside, East York, North York, and the east end — and the clinic's proximity to the Yonge-Eglinton TTC station makes it accessible from across the city. With over 25 years of clinical experience, direct billing to all major insurers, eco-friendly parking on site, and a patient-first philosophy that extends to budgetary considerations, this is a physiotherapy clinic that walks the talk.
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Green eco-friendly parking available on-site
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Close to Yonge-Eglinton TTC station
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