Independent Physiotherapy Examination
An Independent Physiotherapy Examination will evaluate soft tissue as well as musculoskeletal systems in order to determine the presence of an accident-related impairment. The evaluation is based on a series of subjective questions, objective measurements and physical testing. Typical examinations can include the following: gait observation and comment, muscle strength, recruitment, flexibility evaluation, coordination testing, joint assessment, nerve function and sensitivity as well as, soft tissue examination
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- Alberta Accident Benefits/Section B
- Catastrophic Injury Management
- Complimentary Services
- Critiques
- Diagnostic Testing
- Early Intervention or Pre-Claim Examinations
- Educational Seminars/Lunch and Learn Seminars
- Executive Summary Report
- File Reviews/Paper Reviews
- Future Care Cost Assessment
- Future Costs of Medical / Rehabilitation Benefits Assessment
- Graduated Return to Work Programs
- Homesite & Worksite Analyses
- Independent Chiropractic Evaluation
- Independent Functional Abilities Evaluation/Functional Capacity Evaluation
- Independent In-Home Evaluation
- Independent Job Site Analysis or Physical Demands Analysis
- Independent Living Assessments
- Independent Neurology Evaluation
- Independent Neuropsychology Examination
- Independent Oral & Maxillofacial Evaluation
- Independent Orthopaedic Evaluation
- Independent Physiatry Evaluation (Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation)
- Independent Physiotherapy Examination
- Independent Psychiatry Evaluation
- Independent Psychology Evaluation
- Independent Rheumatology Assessment
- Independent Social Work Evaluation
- Independent Vocational Evaluations
- Neuro-Psycho-Vocational Evaluation
- No Shows and Cancellations
- Ophthalmology Assessment
- Psycho-Vocational Evaluation
- Return To Work Case Management
- Seminars and Information Sessions
- Transferable Skills Analysis
- Work Trials and Work-Hardening Programs
