West End Rehab & Physical Therapy
About
On Bloor Street West in central Etobicoke, West End Rehab & Physical Therapy takes a whole-picture view of pain that sets it apart from clinics focused only on symptoms. The practice is led by Dr. Kevin Cheyne, a chiropractor who serves as an Advanced Practice Provider for the provincial Low Back Pain Rapid Access Clinic Program covering Central Etobicoke, South Etobicoke, and South-East Mississauga. That role reflects a depth of expertise in spinal health that patients dealing with complex back conditions genuinely benefit from. The clinic's guiding idea is to give patients the tools to manage pain independently, so recovery does not mean an endless string of appointments. Hands-on chiropractic adjustments are combined with active rehabilitation, physiotherapy, acupuncture, massage therapy, therapeutic yoga, and custom orthotics, creating a coordinated plan tailored to each person. The team is particularly well versed in car accident rehabilitation, providing thorough assessments and government-approved treatment plans for whiplash and soft tissue injuries, with direct billing to extended health, MVA, and WSIB claims. A thoughtful touch is the clinic's in-home therapy option, which brings chiropractic, acupuncture, and physiotherapy treatment to patients whose injuries or mobility make travel difficult. Centrally located at 3853 Bloor Street West with free parking and easy transit access, West End Rehab serves Islington, Kingsway, and the surrounding Etobicoke communities with a five-star reputation built on genuinely personalized care.
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Parking
Free parking is available on site, with the clinic located centrally on Bloor Street West near major transit routes.
Contact Information
Phone
647-428-5852Similar Clinics Nearby

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