Steven Hua, PT

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PhysiotherapyWhitby

About Steven

Steven Hua practises physiotherapy in Whitby and works with kids, adults, retirees, and athletes. Their work includes orthopedic injuries, and they graduated from Queen’s University’s Masters of Physical Therapy program in 2018. The clinic submits claims to extended-health plans.

Often treats
Ankle painArthritisBack painBalance issuesCarpal tunnelConcussionsDislocationsFlexibility issuesFoot pain
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HeadachesInjuriesJoint painKnee painLeg painMuscle imbalancesNeck painOsteoporosisPlantar fasciitisPosture issuesRotator cuff issuesRunning issuesSciaticaScoliosisShoulder painSpasmsSports injuriesSprainsTendonitisTennis elbowTorn ligamentsTorn musclesWalking issuesWrist pain
Sees
Adults (18+) · Children (under 12) · Pediatrics · Seniors (65+) · Teens (13-17)
Trained at
Masters of Physical Therapy, Queen’s University - 2018
Credentials
Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) · Master of Science (M.Sc.) · Physiotherapist (PT)
Member of
College of Physiotherapists of Ontario
Typical cost
$75 - $100 per visitSun Life’s estimate, from members’ claims

Services & prices

6 options across 5 treatments · Direct billing

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Reviews

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4.9461 ratings · Sun Life

Patient · Sun Life · 13 Jul 2026

very good

Patient · Sun Life · 23 Nov 2025

Steven was very knowledgeable and helpful

Patient · Sun Life · 5 Nov 2025

He did a good job and told me how to do some excise at home

Reviews · ★ 4.93 writtenRead

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