Frequently Asked Questions

Biokineticists utilize scientifically-based exercise prescription to either help prevent disease or assist in rehabilitation, following the onset of disease or injury.

yes, we are contracted in and can submit directly to medical aid on the client's behalf.

This is all dependent on your injury. The time frame will be determined and discussed at your first assessment.

Your initial consultation is an hour long. The follow up sessions are from 45 minutes to an hour.

 Yes - all the facilities have Zapper and card machines.

A Physio is a first-line practitioner who deals with the assessment and rehabilitation of disease, deformity, and injury. Treatment may include hands-on manual techniques such as soft tissue release, mobilisation or dry-needling and initial rehab exercises. Many of these exercises begin to overlap with initial phase Biokinetics rehabilitation. 

A Biokineticist uses scientifically-based exercise prescription as a modality for final-phase rehabilitation to prevent the reoccurrence of an injury, and improve overall health and physical performance. For example, a patient who has rolled their ankle and has swelling on the joint will initially see a Physio for assessment, pain relief, and restoration of joint range of motion. The patient will then be referred to a Bio to strengthen the muscles around the ankle joint to prevent the injury from reoccurring. 

Please come in activewear -  something comfortable and easy to move in. Your clothing must allow for exposure of the joint we are assessing.

Yes we do as well as high performance fitness vitality testing