Restore Physiotherapy Timmins

09/22/2025

Are you ready to get up to speed on the most recent return to sport concussion guidelines?

Register today for our free live webinar designed for coaches, parents, sport organizations and sports enthusiasts! Only one week left to secure your spot before the first session.

Webinar Dates
Each session includes a live Q&A:
- Wednesday, September 24th at 7:00PM – offered in English
- Thursday, October 2nd at 7:00 PM – offered in English
- Tuesday, October 7th at 7:00 PM – offered in French

To learn more and register, visit – https://www.porcupinehu.on.ca/en/your-health/concussion/regional-concussion-webinar/?

Protect your players and lead with knowledge.

09/17/2025

Here’s a little peek at what our team got up to this summer. But now it’s back-to-school, back-to-sports, and back to busy schedules! We’re here to help you stay healthy, moving, and ready for whatever this season brings.

All appointments can be scheduled online,or over the phone. No referral is required for any of our services. Kara has also returned for pelvic physiotherapy appointments.

06/24/2025

We are hiring! Help us find our next team member for our front office staff. Please share!

Full or part time hours available. For more information or to submit your resume email restorephysio@eastlink.ca

01/09/2025

Restore Physiotherapy is proud to sponsor Bryce Wemyss of the U9 Technosub North Stars. Good luck in 2025!

12/31/2024

The Timmins and District Hospital Emergency Department is currently struggling with an increase in volume, mostly due to a surge in respiratory illnesses. We kindly ask that you avoid public gatherings if feeling unwell. Please wear a mask and wash your hands if you are experiencing any symptoms. To those who require medical care in the emergency department, please be mindful of the increased wait times. To see the current wait times visit https://tadh.com/er-wait-times/

For individuals who need non-urgent care, please read our pre-holiday message on where to get care outside of the hospital posted here https://tadh.com/news/stay-healthy-this-holiday-season-avoid-needing-to-visit-the-emergency-department/.

We ask that you remain respectful towards the staff that have worked throughout the holidays caring for you and your loved ones. Understand that the emergency department is not a clinic, and patients are not seen on a first come first serve basis. All patients are triaged accordingly by expert nurses based on symptoms, vital signs, and acuity of the situation. Expect longer wait times. The nurses and doctors are doing everything possible to provide the highest level of expert care to the members of our community.
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Le service des urgences de l’Hôpital de Timmins et du district est actuellement confronté à une hausse de l’affluence, notamment à cause d’une recrudescence des maladies respiratoires. Si vous ne vous sentez pas bien, s’il vous plaît, évitez les rassemblements publics. Veuillez porter un masque et vous laver les mains si vous présentez des symptômes.
Pour ceux qui ont besoin de recevoir des soins médicaux au service des urgences, veuillez noter que les temps d’attente sont plus longs. Pour consulter les temps d’attente actuels, cliquez ici https://tadh.com/fr/attente-urgences/.

Pour les personnes nécessitant des soins non urgents, vous pouvez consulter notre message pré-fêtes indiquant où recevoir des soins en dehors de l’hôpital ici https://tadh.com/fr/nouvelle/restez-en-bonne-sante-pendant-les-fetes-de-fin-dannee-evitez-de-vous-rendre-aux-urgences/.

Nous vous prions d’être respectueux envers le personnel qui travaille durant la période les fêtes afin de prendre soin de vous et de vos proches. Comprenez que le service des urgences n’est pas une clinique et que les patients ne sont pas vus dans l’ordre d’arrivée. Tous les patients sont triés par des paramédicaux experts selon les symptômes, les signes vitaux et la gravité de la maladie. Prévoyez une éventuelle prolongation des temps d’attente. Les paramédicaux et les médecins font tout leur possible afin d’offrir des soins experts et de la plus haute qualité aux membres de notre communauté.

12/30/2024

If you think physical therapy is only about rehabilitation after surgery or recovering from an accident, think again. For the vast majority, seeing a physical therapist should be about prevention, routine assessment and staying well.

12/24/2024

Cheers to a joyous holiday season and enjoy dancing the nights away! From the team at Restore Physio 🪩

We will be closed for the holidays and re-opening January 6th 2025. Check out our online booking at www.restoretimmins.com

09/14/2024

Today’s the day! Don’t forget to bring your good used helmets to Canadian Tire or O’Reilly Source for Sports. Together, we can help prevent concussion and brain injury! 🧠

09/12/2024

Just a reminder for the event this Saturday!

Saturday September 14th
Helmet drive drop off!!
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09/06/2024

Once we open back up on September 7 we will be continuing our Free Senior Swimming. On Mondays from 9:15-10:30am and Fridays 11:45-1:00pm during these Open swims Seniors 60+ may attend for free. Looking forward to seeing everyone back soon!

09/05/2024

We’re thrilled to announce that we’ve won the Timmins Today Reader Favourites for best Health Practitioners and Physical and Occupational Therapists in Timmins!

A huge thank you to all our patients who voted for us! We are so grateful for your support, and we are committed to continuing to provide our best care to all of our amazing patients.

Check out the article here: https://www.timminstoday.com/directory/contest/reader-favourites-2024

Thanks again Timmins!

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08/27/2024

It is the mission of this government to deliver on a vision for patient centered care. This promise ensures that Ontarians will be connected to the health care they need when they need it.

The government has made a commitment to Ontarians to strengthen all aspects of health care – including hospital emergency rooms, community settings and care at home. Ontario’s physiotherapists deliver care in each of these settings and can have an even greater impact on providing timely, accessible and patient centered care if they are able to practice at their full scope.

The government’s long-term plan is built on three pillars: The Right Care in the Right Place, Faster Access to Care, and Hiring More Health Care Workers. Physiotherapists are regulated health professionals and members of interdisciplinary care teams across the province, and they are calling on the government to finally enable them to practice their full scope and improve care for Ontario’s patients.

Ontario’s physiotherapists are expecting the province to truly deliver on their vision – to complete the work that was started with Bill 179. Complete the remaining regulations to implement the authorities for physiotherapists to order diagnostic imaging, including x-rays and ultrasound, and to order laboratory tests. .mpp