PhysioDNA - Bloor West Village
About
Newly established in the heart of Bloor West Village, PhysioDNA's Toronto location brings a hands-on, results-driven approach to physiotherapy and rehabilitation to one of the city's most beloved neighbourhoods. The clinic occupies a beautiful retail space on the north side of Bloor Street West at 2360 Bloor Street, featuring entirely private, soundproofed treatment rooms designed to support thorough one-on-one care. The philosophy is straightforward: maximize results in every session through a deeply manual, active, and education-based approach. The clinical team at PhysioDNA specializes in manual therapy using myofascial techniques, deep tissue work, joint mobilization, and table-based stretching. Athletes can benefit from sports-specific programming covering hockey, running, cycling, tennis, golf, and more. The facility includes functional training equipment — a cable machine, kettlebells, and free weights — allowing therapists to incorporate corrective exercise, movement education, and sport preparation into every plan. Additional services include pelvic health physiotherapy, vestibular and concussion management, motor vehicle accident rehabilitation, chiropractic care, massage therapy, lymphatic drainage, acupuncture, and custom orthotics. For residents of Bloor West Village, Swansea, and the surrounding High Park area, PhysioDNA fills an important gap as a premium, community-connected clinic. Direct billing to most extended health insurers is available, and the team is a proud active partner of the Bloor West Village BIA.
Services & Specialties
Hours of Operation
Clinic Details
Accessibility
Wheelchair accessible
Parking
Street parking available on Bloor Street West.
Transit
Near Jane subway station on TTC Line 2. Accessible via Bloor streetcar (506).
Contact Information
Phone
416-762-7466Similar Clinics Nearby

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