Physiotherapy clinic · Southeast Calgary
Physiotherapists, massage therapy, osteopathy, kinesiology and acupuncture under one roof on Macleod Trail SE, with one clear plan for your recovery.
Mon–Fri 10 am–7 pm · Sat 10 am–3 pm
Treatments
Pick a treatment to see what it feels like and who it suits.
Understand your pain and leave with a clear plan to move.
Focused, hands-on massage for tight muscles and stiffness.
Gentle hands-on care that looks at how your whole body moves.
Rebuild strength and confidence with guided, progressive exercise.
Fine-needle treatment for muscle and joint pain, within your wider care.
Fine-needle treatment for tight, sore muscles within your physio plan.
A targeted option for stubborn tendon pain that has not settled.
Show us where it hurts
Mark where it hurts, how it started and how strong it is, and we’ll show you where to start. A guide, not a diagnosis.
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4/10 Moderate
Your body chartFor your first visit
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Back & Neck PainRelated treatments
Before you book
No referral needed. Check your extended health plan, since many plans cover these treatments. We direct bill many of them.
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The Macleod trail
Every plan is different, but every recovery follows the same route.
A full assessment of your history, movement and strength. We explain what we find in plain words and agree on your goals.
Early care aims to settle pain and protect healing tissue with hands-on treatment, gentle movement and clear advice.
We work on what is driving the problem: targeted exercise, mobility and technique, checking progress at every visit.
We build the strength and confidence you need for work, sport and daily life, and a plan to keep it.
Am I covered?
Physiotherapy isn’t covered by Alberta Health Care. Pick how you’ll pay.
If your plan allows direct billing, we submit the claim for you and you only pay any part your plan doesn’t cover.
Not on the list? Ask us. Plans change often, so we’ll check yours when you book.
Treatment after a collision is usually billed to the auto insurer. The rules depend on when your collision happened, and we’ll confirm which apply to you when you book.
Report your injury to your employer and to WCB Alberta. WCB covers your first assessment, and we’ll help you with the reporting and paperwork for anything after that.
You don’t need a referral or insurance to book. You pay at each visit and get a receipt. Physiotherapy can count as an eligible medical expense on your tax return, so keep your receipts.
Meet the founders
Sam and Ketaki started Macleod Physiotherapy so every patient gets a clear explanation, a real plan and time to ask questions.
Physiotherapist & Co-founder
Practising in Calgary since 2016, with a background in sports physiotherapy and a strong focus on evidence-based care.
Physiotherapist & Co-founder
Orthopaedic and musculoskeletal physiotherapist with advanced training in dry needling, TMJ, vestibular and concussion care.
Read what people say about their visits to Macleod Physiotherapy on Google.
Read our Google reviewsNo. You can book with a physiotherapist directly. Some extended health plans ask for a doctor’s note before they reimburse, so check your plan first.
We talk about your symptoms and goals, assess how you move and explain what we find in plain language. Most people start treatment the same day and leave with exercises for home.
It depends on the problem, how long you’ve had it and your goals. After your assessment we’ll give you an idea, then reassess and adjust as you go.
Yes, you can book them directly online. Some benefit plans ask for a doctor’s note for massage therapy, so check yours first.
If you’re not sure, start with a physiotherapy assessment. Your physiotherapist will suggest whether massage, osteopathy, kinesiology, acupuncture, dry needling or shockwave therapy could help too.
Visit us
On Macleod Trail SE in Manchester Industrial, a short walk from the 39 Avenue CTrain station.
Mon–Fri 10 am–7 pm · Sat 10 am–3 pm
| Monday – Friday | 10 am – 7 pm |
|---|---|
| Saturday | 10 am – 3 pm |
| Sunday | Closed |
