PHYSIOTHERAPY
In-Home Physiotherapy in Calgary.
Chipperfield now offers personalized, in-home physiotherapy in Calgary, delivering high quality care directly to your home.
Care that fits into your life
Physiotherapy that comes to you —receive personalized care in the comfort of your own home.
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60 minutes - $170.00
45 minutes - $150.00
30 minutes - $130.00
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60 minutes - $150.00
45 minutes - $140.00
30 minutes - $120.00
LOCATIONS
care without the commute
In-home physiotherapy is currently available across Northwest and Southwest Calgary, making it easier to access care without travelling to a clinic. Not sure if we serve your area? We are constantly expanding, feel free to reach out to confirm availability at 403.800.8300
Our Comprehensive Approach
Experienced, personalized care delivered to your home—tailored treatments for your unique needs, with the convenience you deserve.
Experienced Physiotherapists
Our physiotherapists bring thoughtful, personalized care to your home, supporting a wide range of complex conditions and recovery journeys.
Customized Treatment Plans
Every appointment is shaped around you and your goals, how you’re feeling, and how you’re progressing, so your care evolves with you.
CONDITIONS
Physiotherapy That meets you where you are
We support people recovering from injury or surgery, managing ongoing pain, and working to maintain mobility. Care is always guided by what’s most supportive for you and your recovery.
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Our In home physiotherapists are skilled in treating musculoskeletal conditions such as fractures, sprains, strains, joint replacements, and osteoarthritis. They can provide targeted exercises and techniques to promote healing, reduce pain, and restore functionality.
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Individuals with neurological conditions such as stroke, multiple sclerosis, ALS or Parkinson's disease can greatly benefit from in home physiotherapy. Our physiotherapists will design a tailored program to improve coordination, balance, and motor control, helping to enhance overall mobility and independence. We have several Physiotherapists trained in this specialized field. Our experienced Physiotherapists are also very comfortable treating concussions and TBi (check out our Mobile Concussion program here).
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Clients dealing with back pain, neck pain, or joint stiffness, can greatly benefit from in home physiotherapy. The physiotherapist will assess your condition and create a personalized treatment plan to address your specific needs. They will use a variety of techniques, including manual therapy, mobilizations, and targeted exercises, to reduce pain, improve flexibility, and restore functional movement.
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Whether you are a professional athlete or just a weekend warrior, in home physiotherapy can assist in the rehabilitation of sports-related injuries. The physiotherapist will work closely with you to develop a personalized treatment plan that focuses on pain relief, strengthening exercises, and optimizing sports-specific movements for a safe return to your chosen activity.
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In home physiotherapy can be particularly beneficial for seniors who may face mobility challenges, balance issues, or age-related conditions such as osteoporosis or arthritis. The physiotherapist will design a program that focuses on improving strength, flexibility, and balance to enhance overall independence and reduce the risk of falls. They will also provide guidance on using assistive devices and adapting the home environment for safety.
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In home physiotherapy plays an essential role in post-surgical recovery by helping individuals regain strength, flexibility, and mobility after surgical procedures. The physiotherapist will guide you through exercises and techniques that aid in reducing post-operative pain, improving range of motion, preventing scar tissue formation, and facilitating tissue healing.
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In home physiotherapy is often recommended for individuals who have recently been discharged from the hospital or are in the recovery stage following an illness or surgery. The physiotherapist will work closely with the patient to regain functional abilities, rebuild strength, and optimize overall physical well-being. This might involve exercises to improve mobility, balance, and coordination, as well as education on self-care techniques and prevention of further complications. We always strive to provide quality care that includes exceptional communication with hospital staff and retirement living facilities.
EXPERTISE
Your Care, Step by Step
Every physiotherapy journey begins with a thorough assessment and is supported by ongoing, personalized care focused on your recovery goals.
thorough assessment
We begin with a comprehensive assessment to understand your condition, movement patterns, and functional goals, allowing us to identify what’s contributing to your symptoms and how best to support your recovery.
Ongoing Support
As you progress, your care evolves. We regularly reassess your response to treatment, make adjustments as needed, and support you through each stage of recovery.
A Plan That Fits You
Based on your assessment, your physiotherapist develops a personalized treatment plan focused on restoring movement, alleviating pain, and supporting steady progress.
Mobility and Independence
Whether you’re recovering from surgery, managing an injury, or living with a chronic condition, in-home physiotherapy can help you improve mobility, regain confidence in movement, and stay independent in your day-to-day life.
OUR TEAM
Meet Our Physiotherapist
Rebecca Lipsey
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Rebecca has always been captivated by movement and the resiliency of the human body. As a strong believer in holistic care, she strives to meet an individual where they are and empower them to be a hero in their own story.
When Rebecca is not in the clinic, you can find her exploring the beautiful outdoors with her partner and dog, lifting weights at the local gym, road cycling, or enjoying a yoga class.
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Rebecca is passionate about neurological rehabilitation, general conditioning across the lifespan, and pre- & post-operative recovery. She has extensive experience treating a wide spectrum of neurological and musculoskeletal conditions, having worked in a wide range of clinical settings from inpatient neurological rehab to private practice.
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Rebecca completed her Bachelor’s of Kinesiology at the University of Lethbridge before venturing out to Vancouver, B.C. to earn her Master’s in Physical Therapy at the University of British Columbia. As a lifelong learner, Rebecca has additional post-graduate training in manual therapy, strength training for older adults, dry needling (IMS), yoga (200hr), and clinical pilates.
She obtained her certification course for the treatment of stroke and brain injury through the Neuro-Developmental Treatment Association (NDTA) in 2022. Rebecca has also completed further neurological education in vestibular rehab and functional neurological disorder (FND).
FAQ
Questions?
We've Got Answers
Still have questions? No problem.
Feel free to give us a call or send us an email – we’d be happy to chat with you.
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We treat a wide range of conditions that impact mobility and physical health. We have a particular interest in neuromuscular and orthopedic rehabilitation including:
▪ Hip and Knee Replacement
▪ Hip Fracture Physiotherapy
▪ De-conditioning Post Hospital Stay
▪ Stroke Recovery
▪ Parkinson’s disease, MS, ALS
▪ Head and Neck Injury
▪ Back Pain
▪ Fractures, Sprains, and Strains for all Joints
▪ Tendon and Ligament Repairs, ACL, MCL, Achilles
▪ Sports Injuries
▪ Arthritis
▪ Chronic Pain, Complex Regional Pain Syndrome & Fibromyalgia
▪ Falls Prevention
▪ Cardio-Respiratory Conditions
▪ Long COVID Rehabilitation
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Great question!
In-Home Physiotherapy 60 minutes - $170
In-Home Physiotherapy 45 minutes - $150
In-Home Physiotherapy 30 minutes - $130
Virtual Physiotherapy 60 minutes - $150
Virtual Physiotherapy 45 minutes - $140
Virtual Physiotherapy 30 minutes - $120
Please Note: We direct bill most major insurance companies & almost all extended insurance plans cover Physiotherapy.
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In Alberta, you do not typically need a doctor's referral to access physiotherapy services. Direct access to physiotherapy allows individuals to seek treatment from a physiotherapist without a referral from a physician or other healthcare provider. However, some extended health insurance plans may require a doctor's referral for coverage purposes. It's always a good idea to check with your insurance provider to understand the specific requirements and coverage details.
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Unfortunately, physiotherapy is not covered by any Government programs at the moment. Any costs are paid directly or through extended health insurance plans (coverage varies; check with your insurer to confirm your benefits.)
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The frequency of physiotherapy sessions can vary depending on several factors, including the individual's condition, treatment goals, and the recommendations of the physiotherapist. In general, the frequency of physiotherapy sessions can range from once a week to multiple times per week.
For some individuals with acute or more severe conditions, more frequent sessions may be recommended initially to address the immediate needs and facilitate progress. As the condition improves, the frequency may be reduced to once or twice a week or even less.
It's important to follow the recommendations provided by your physiotherapist to ensure the best outcomes. They will monitor your progress and adjust the frequency of sessions as needed throughout your rehabilitation process.
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Our in-home physiotherapy sessions bring the benefits of professional care and rehabilitation directly to the comfort of your own home. Here's an overview of what you can expect during your in-home physiotherapy session:
Assessment and Evaluation: The session will typically begin with an comprehensive assessment where your physiotherapist will evaluate your condition, discuss your medical history, and understand your goals and concerns. This assessment helps in designing a personalized treatment plan.
Treatment Planning: Based on the assessment, your physiotherapist will create a customized treatment plan tailored to your specific needs. The plan may include a combination of exercises, manual therapy, stretching, and other techniques aimed at improving mobility, reducing pain, and restoring function.
Exercise and Rehabilitation: During the session, you physiotherapist will guide you through various exercises and rehabilitation techniques. They will demonstrate the correct form and technique and provide guidance and support to ensure you perform the exercises safely and effectively.
Manual Therapy: If appropriate for your condition, your physiotherapist may provide hands-on manual therapy techniques such as massage, joint mobilization, or soft tissue manipulation to address specific areas of concern.
Education and Advice: In addition to the treatment itself, your physiotherapist will educate you about your condition, provide advice on self-care techniques, and offer strategies to manage symptoms and prevent further injury.
Progress Monitoring and Adjustments: Throughout the session, the physiotherapist will monitor your progress, assess your response to treatment, and make any necessary adjustments to your treatment plan. They will also answer any questions or concerns you may have.
Home Exercise Program: To enhance the benefits of in-home physiotherapy, your physiotherapist may provide you with a personalized home exercise program. This program will include exercises and activities that you can continue independently between sessions to further support your recovery.
Remember, the specifics of your in-home physiotherapy session may vary depending on your condition and the approach of our physiotherapists. The goal is always to provide you with high-quality care, personalized attention, and the convenience of receiving treatment in the familiar and comfortable surroundings of your home.