Cyd Faith · Google · 6 Mar 2026
“I am obsessed, blessed and eternally impressed and amazed by this place. I'm truly so lucky. Every single therapist here truly cares, and by that actually are channeling real medicine.”
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The Learning Lounge · Google · 7 Jan 2026
“The good news first. Their suggested exercises work very well. IF you are strictly an OHIP patient, and have no other options, then grit your teeth and put up with the chaos, endless waiting, and rudeness of Pearce, who is a man that doesn't work well under stress. These days there is a lot of that in the medical field. Anyone can tell you that. Their intentions are good, you are given exercises based on an in person interview with a physiotherapist, and then an ASSISTANT gives you a poorly photocopied sheet of exercises. As part of the treatment plan the assistant physio checks you, and usually 2, 3, up to 4 other people, at the same time, going back and forth between all of you when your scheduled therapy is taking place. IF you have private health insurance, go elsewhere. IF not, and all that is important is that you get better, no matter the method, then this may be your best option.”Read moreShow less
Mal Kau · Google · 8 Sept 2025
“Dear High Park Physiotherapy, I am writing to document and share my concerns regarding my recent experience at your clinic. I first called on a Tuesday to book an appointment. I was asked if I could come in later that same day; however, I was unavailable and instead accepted an appointment for the following day at 1:30 p.m. I was very pleased to have been booked so quickly. When booking, I explained to the receptionist that my family doctor referred me to High Park Physiotherapy specifically because your clinic accepts patients covered under Ontario Health Insurance. The receptionist informed me that OHIP-covered clients may have longer wait times compared to those with private insurance, and asked if I had private insurance. I confirmed that I do, through Desjardins, and she was pleased to hear this and confirmed my appointment. I also explained that all services I receive should be billed under my Desjardins coverage, and that anything not covered could be billed through OHIP. I told her I would arrive early to provide my insurance information since she preferred not to collect it over the phone. The next day, I arrived one hour early to give staff time to process my coverage. However, an hour later, another receptionist asked me to sign a document stating that I was required to pay $150 for the initial assessment, with reimbursement to come directly from my insurance company. I explained that I had already confirmed with the previous receptionist that your clinic accepts direct billing, and that I had come early specifically so the coverage could be verified. At that point, I phoned Desjardins myself. A representative spoke directly with your receptionist and confirmed that I am covered 100% for physiotherapy. Despite this, I was still told I must pay upfront. The receptionist even called Desjardins again, and they repeated the same confirmation: I am covered at 100%. Still, the clinic refused to honor the direct billing and would not proceed with my appointment unless I paid the $150 directly. Shortly after, the Director introduced himself and explained that High Park Physiotherapy does not accept direct billing from Desjardins because the insurer has not reliably paid invoices in the past. While I understand the frustration this may cause a business, the repeated insistence that I pay out of pocket—despite my insurer confirming coverage multiple times—was both confusing and concerning. In total, I was told no fewer than nine times that I had to pay directly, even after Desjardins had clearly confirmed otherwise. Unfortunately, I was unable to proceed with my appointment as a result. I am disappointed by this experience and would like clarification from your office: Why does High Park Physiotherapy not honor Desjardins’ direct billing despite the insurer’s confirmation of coverage? Why was I not informed of this policy when I first booked my appointment?”Read moreShow less
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afo G · Google · 26 Jun 2025
“Dear Pearse, I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to you and your entire team at Bloor West Physiotherapy and High Park Physiotherapy for the exceptional care and support you’ve provided to my mother. Your kindness, professionalism, and attentiveness to her needs have played a significant role in her recovery. From the very beginning, we felt genuinely cared for — and seeing such positive progress in her condition has brought us both great comfort and joy. We would also like to shine a light on your clinic and the truly diligent and authentic work you do. Through the work of our nonprofit organization Yurta Mira, we can help your clinic receive an official award or certificate in recognition of your contribution to the health and well-being of your patients. Please extend my thanks to everyone involved in her treatment. It means a great deal to both of us. We look forward to continuing her care with your team and feel truly fortunate to be in such capable hands. Warm regards, Afo G.”Read moreShow less
Elsa Wu · Google · 25 Apr 2025
“The WORST experience I ever had at a clinic. Went there only because it was listed under physiotherapists that are potentially covered by OHIP (and guess what, it’s not). Everything at this facility is outdated, old, not maintained and unhygienic. The therapist who received me for an assessment was even older and should really step down. Just the assessment took a whole hour because she came unprepared, kept going back and forth between the room and front desk, and kept repeating the same questions over and over again. Complete waste of my time and money and I left even more frustrated and zero improvement from the so call “treatment” of couple of movements I did by myself anyways. Scam !”Read moreShow less
Romualdas Juknevicius · Google · 18 Nov 2024
“Why did I wait so long to seek relief from my back pain? High Park Physiotherapy was recommended by a friend who was treated successfully there for pain caused by a fall, and kept telling me that I should go there because I was experiencing pain for a long time and only had some relief from prescribed pain medication which was only masking the pain. During my first visit to High Park Physiotherapy I was examined thoroughly , and a treatment plan was prescribed, firstly to determine the root of the problem, treat it, followed by an excercise program. I am happy to say that after three sessions, I started to feel less pain and regain moblity that was less painful. I cannot say enough about how the staff at the clinic was professional and very friendly. I would like to add that Dhruvi was very accommodating when it came to changing my apointment time schedule and say a special thank you to my physiotherapist Prya, for helping me with the excercise program, in taking extra time to explain the benefits of each excercise, and to help me to remember them for repeating them at home. With the positive results I gained, I highly recommend this clinic.”Read moreShow less
Virginia Novak · Google · 28 May 2024
“After my mussel repair surgery, I went to High Park Physio Therapy for treatment. Over the phone, I was told they would be able to help me get back to normal. My first visit was an evaluation then told to come back next week to start me treatments. The second visit was having an ultra sound and message therapy on my leg ( they worked mostly on the good leg not the one I had surgery on). Followed by doing my exercise in their gym that one time only. From then on I went for 5 more weeks of just ultra sound and message therapy not exercise with the physio therapist. BTW, someone else shows you how to do the exercises not the physio therapist. I did all my exercises at home. I was told that at the end of the 7 weeks the physio therapist would give me an evaluation of my progress. Well its been two and a half weeks since my last visit and I have not been evaluated by anyone. How can you evaluate someone if no one was ever with me to monitor my progression at all. I am so disappointed with them and the way they treated me. They lie, promise you the stars and the moon but dont deliver. All they want is your money. Please take my advice and dont go there”Read moreShow less
Ryan · Google · 16 Apr 2024
“Exceptional team and service. I'm noticing a real difference and improvement in my posture, cervical health, and muscular tension. This is such a great clinic and my compliments go out to the entire team, especially the receptionists Joy and Pearce, as well as the wonderful clinicians. Thank you guys so much and I look forward to my upcoming appointments and treatments here.”Read moreShow less
Okwunna Illikannu · Google · 16 Jan 2024
“I don't know where I would be today without this clinic's incredible care, expertise and professionalism! I have visited two different physiotherapist for my shoulder injury and they were just after my money and my doctor referred me to high park physiotherapy and just after two weeks i began to see results. The guys there are amazing and expertise! Trust me i travel 1hour to high park physiotherapy because of the expertise and professionalism there. Absolutely i give to them 💯”Read moreShow less
Tel V · Google · 12 Aug 2019