Toronto Physiotherapy - Danforth
About
Set on the second floor at 442 Danforth Avenue, right at the corner of Danforth and Arundel and steps from Chester station, Toronto Physiotherapy Danforth brings a refreshingly personal model of care to the east end. This is a physiotherapist-owned Professional Physiotherapy Corporation where every patient is treated one-on-one in a private treatment room, with no double-booking and no handing you off to assistants or equipment in place of your therapist. The Danforth clinic offers an unusually deep range of specialized physiotherapy, going far beyond standard orthopedic and sports rehab. Patients can access pelvic floor, neurologic, vestibular and BPPV, and TMJ physiotherapy, along with cancer rehabilitation and lymphedema therapy, Pilates-based rehab, and even home-visit physiotherapy. Advanced tools like shockwave therapy, dry needling, and an AlterG anti-gravity treadmill round out the treatment options, supported by registered massage therapy on site. Open Monday through Saturday with early morning and evening availability, the clinic makes it practical to fit expert rehab around work and family life. With a 4.9-star reputation across hundreds of reviews, motor vehicle accident claim support, and a genuine commitment to unhurried, individualized attention, Toronto Physiotherapy Danforth is a standout choice for anyone in Riverdale, Greektown, and the broader east end seeking high-quality, patient-centred physiotherapy.
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Parking
Pay parking lot located just off Chester and Arundel, with free one-hour street parking on Arundel and pay parking on Danforth Avenue.
Transit
Steps from Chester subway station on TTC Line 2. Walk about one minute east on Danforth to 442 Danforth, located on the second floor with stair and stair-chair-lift access.
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