Please bring any relevant medical information, a list of current medications, and details of your cancer diagnosis or treatment (if applicable). If you have imaging reports, surgical notes, or previous garment prescriptions, those can be helpful too—but not required.

No particular attire is required for most appointments. We have gowns and shorts for you to change into if needed. If you are coming for a personal training assessment, please come dressed ready to exercise, including your regular exercise footwear.

Absolutely. You’re welcome to bring a support person with you—especially if you feel more comfortable or need assistance.

Yes! There is plenty of free parking just outside our clinic office. 

Absolutely. Our building has a handicap accessible parking spot and a ramp. Inside the building you can use the elevator to access our clinic space on the second floor. Currently the building we are in unfortunately does not have a push button on the door (although this should be changing soon!). Please call our front desk and a member of our team will promptly be down to assist you with the door.

Generally, we recommend starting with a Physiotherapist (PT) for your initial assessment. A physiotherapist can provide a comprehensive evaluation of your physical function, mobility, and any cancer- or treatment-related concerns, such as lymphedema, fatigue, or pain. They can also help determine if massage therapy or other treatments would be beneficial as part of your care plan. That said, your needs may vary. If your primary concern is muscular tension, stress relief, scar tissue management, or manual lymphatic drainage, a Registered Massage Therapist (RMT) may be an appropriate starting point. If you're unsure, we recommend booking a free 15-minute virtual consultation to discuss with one of our practitioners what the best approach would be for you.

No referral is required to see our providers. However, some extended health insurance plans may require one for reimbursement. If you’re not sure, it is best to contact your insurance provider directly.

Our services are not covered by OHIP, but many are reimbursable through extended health benefits, including physiotherapy, massage therapy, psychotherapy, and dietitian services. We provide receipts for insurance submission.

Yes! We offer virtual sessions for physiotherapy, psychotherapy, dietetics, exercise programming, and follow-ups for compression therapy or garment fitting. These are ideal for patients who live out of town, have reduced mobility, or prefer care from home.

Initial visits typically range from 45 to 60 minutes depending on the service, with follow-up sessions ranging from 30 to 60 minutes. We always book one-on-one sessions in private treatment rooms.

Payment is accepted by debit, MasterCard, Visa or American Express only.

Yes, we often coordinate care across disciplines to make your visits as efficient and effective as possible. Let us know if you’d like to combine services.

We know that life gets busy and sometimes you can’t make an appointment. Please notify us a minimum of 48 business hours in advance if you will be unable to attend your appointment. Last minute (less than 48 hours notice) cancellations and missed appointments are subject to an insufficient notice fee up to the amount of the full appointment. Cancellations of in person psychotherapy appointments will automatically be changed to a virtual appointment unless otherwise discussed.

Cancer rehabilitation is specialized care designed to help you manage the side effects of cancer and its treatment, improve function, and feel more like yourself again. It can include physiotherapy, massage therapy, lymphedema care, exercise, pelvic health support, psychotherapy, dietetics and more

Anyone who has undergone or is undergoing cancer treatment—including surgery, chemotherapy, radiation, immunotherapy or hormone therapy—can benefit. We treat people at every stage: pre-treatment (“prehab”), during active treatment, and well into survivorship.

It’s never too early or too late. Whether you’re preparing for surgery, recovering from recent treatment, or managing long-term side effects, we’ll tailor your care plan to meet you where you are and progress together.

Lymphedema is swelling caused by a buildup of lymph fluid, often as a result of cancer surgery or radiation. It most commonly affects the arms, legs, or trunk and is a lifelong condition—but with proper care, it can be managed effectively.

While not always preventable, early education and risk-reduction strategies—like gentle movement, skin care, and compression—can lower your chances of developing lymphedema after surgery or radiation.

Yes! We provide compression garments for day and night use. Our staff are certified authorizers for the Ontario Assistive Devices Program (ADP), and our admin team is well versed in navigating the paperwork associated, which may help cover the cost of your compression products.

The Assistive Devices Program (ADP) is a government-funded program that covers a portion of the cost of compression garments (among other things) for people diagnosed with lymphedema. Our staff will assess your needs and help you complete the necessary paperwork during your assessment appointment.

We’re a one-stop-shop clinic focused entirely on cancer, lymphatic, lipedema, and plastic surgery rehab. That means every member of our team is specially trained in these fields of care. We take a collaborative, whole-person approach—offering private treatment rooms, hands-on care, and education that empowers you beyond the clinic.

Yes! Many of our patients come to us months or years after finishing treatment. Whether you’re managing fatigue, stiffness, lymphedema, body image changes, emotional recovery, or have an unrelated injury/concern and just want a team that understands your medical history, we’re here to support you at every stage.

We’d love to speak with you. Contact us or book a free 15-minute virtual consultation to learn how we can help.