Many health professionals provide services similar to those offered by physiotherapists. And only physiotherapists are accountable to the College for the quality of care they provide. Your physiotherapist will explain the pros and cons of all procedures and work with you to set goals and develop a treatment plan that fits your needs. Your physiotherapist has the expertise to make sure the care you receive is safe, effective and ethical, and reflects the latest scientific evidence. Your physiotherapist will tell you what results you can expect, how long it will take to achieve them and what you can do on your own to help the process.
Regular evaluations are an important part of physiotherapy service.
As your condition changes, your physiotherapist will monitor your progress and adjust your treatment plan. When Undergoing Physiotherapy Ask the caregiver if he or she is a registered physiotherapist. A registered physiotherapist meets entrance and ongoing requirements of registration. Ask your physiotherapist to explain your condition. Ask your physiotherapist to explain your treatment, the associated risks and benefits, and possible alternatives.