With his over 12 years of practice in physiotherapy, he has experience in sports injuries, orthopaedic injuries and disorders, arthritis and related conditions like Osteoarthritis, Rheumatoid arthritis, Fibromyalgia, autoimmune disorders etc, and various neurological conditions like Parkinson's Ds., Traumatic Brain and spinal cord injuries etc.

He completed his ACPAC -Advanced Clinical Practitioner in Arthritis Care certification from University of Toronto in 2015 while practicing and managing a few clinics in Ottawa and he was first one to do that from any clinic in Canada.
He is a firm believer in continually updating his skills and is certified in TMJ/jaw pain treatment,arthritic care, Manual therapy, Concussion rehab, Vestibular rehab, Graston technique, Acupuncture, Dry needling, Chinese traditional Cupping, M2T Blade and Kinesiology Taping.

He is ADP authorized for walkers and wheel chairs and can prescribe custom orthotics, compression socks and custom braces

Chris graduated with a bachelor of Physical Therapy from the Philippines. Prior to joining Physiocare as a PTA in September 2018, he worked as a PT in his homeland.

Chris embraces the concept of evidence-based treatment. He has a strong emphasis in using an active approach to build resiliency and is a firm believer in eduaing each patient about the nature of pain. He looks forward to helping you reach your goals.

Outside of work, Chris enjoys spending time with his family and friends, outdoor activities like trail running, scuba diving, hiking, and swimming.

Hiral completed her Bachelor's of Physiotherapy in 2017 from India. After that, she continued further studies and graduated in Fitness and health Promotion from Conestoga College in 2019. She has experience working with all sorts of patients in different setups. She has also attended two international and few national conferences. 

Her hobbies include listening to music, cooking and playing badminton.

Megan graduated from CDI College and has been a member of the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario for the past 13 years. Since graduating she has helped people with a variety of injuries and illnesses including pain management, stress and anxiety reduction, circulation, healing, muscle spasms and cramping, and promoting overall health and well being. Massage can be preventative or restorative, helping to maintain, rehabilitate, and augment physical function. When not helping her clients, Megan enjoys spending time with her family, and the outdoors.

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