Synergy Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation - West Toronto
About
Synergy Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation is West Toronto's top-rated physiotherapy and sports medicine clinic, proudly recognized as Toronto's Top Choice Physiotherapy Clinic for 2020, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, and 2026. Located on Wallace Avenue steps from Lansdowne subway station, Synergy takes a hands-on, active, and exercise-based approach to rehabilitation — every treatment is delivered one-on-one with a registered therapist in private rooms, ensuring you receive the focused, personalized care you deserve. Their multidisciplinary team includes physiotherapists, sports medicine physicians, chiropractors, registered massage therapists, osteopaths, acupuncturists, and Pilates instructors, many of whom hold post-graduate fellowship training and serve as clinical instructors at the University of Toronto. Whether you are recovering from a sports injury, managing chronic pain, navigating post-surgical rehab, or addressing pelvic floor dysfunction, Synergy builds a recovery plan uniquely designed for your body and goals. Specialized programs include pelvic health physiotherapy, vestibular rehabilitation for dizziness and balance, shockwave therapy, blood flow restriction training, dry needling, and ultrasound-guided injections. A fully equipped on-site gym enables therapists to coach patients through functional exercise and movement therapy as an integral part of the recovery process. At Synergy, the goal is not just pain relief — it is helping you move better, feel stronger, and reclaim full freedom of movement.
Services & Specialties
Hours of Operation
Clinic Details
Accessibility
Wheelchair accessible
Parking
Street parking available on Wallace Avenue
Transit
Steps from Lansdowne subway station (Bloor-Danforth line)
Contact Information
Phone
(416) 703-3525Similar Clinics Nearby

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