where physiotherapy, massage 
and psychology sit under one roof
South Edmonton Location
Physiotherapy in southeast Edmonton
Move well again, without waiting for a referral
Assessment, hands-on treatment and a program built from what we actually find. Direct billing to most plans, Section B and WCB. 6958 76 Ave NW #205.
Schedule with ease
Book an appointment
No referral needed. Call or book online for current availability.
Meet the team6 days a week- Direct billing to most insurance plans
- No referral needed โ book directly
- Free parking and wheelchair access
- Physiotherapy for every age
Why Vertex
A proper assessment first, then a plan you can follow
Every first appointment is 45 minutes. Your physiotherapist takes a history, examines the area properly, explains what they found in plain language, and starts treatment the same visit.
You leave with a plan, not a package โ and a clear idea of what to expect next and when to check back in.
About the clinic
A multi-disciplinary clinic 
where physiotherapy, massage and psychology sit under one roof
Vertex Physiotherapy is a locally operated clinic in southeast Edmonton. Assessment takes 45 minutes, and you leave with an explanation of what we found, a plan, and usually something to start doing that day.
Where a problem needs more than physiotherapy, the other practitioners are in the same building โ which means a shared plan rather than a referral and a wait.
45 min
Initial assessment
Long enough to examine properly and start treatment the same visit.
6 days
Open every week
Monday to Friday 8:00โ20:00, Saturday 10:00โ15:00 by appointment.
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Referrals required
Direct access in Alberta. Check your plan if you are claiming.
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Funding streams billed
Extended health, Section B motor vehicle claims, and WCB.
What we treat
Services built around the assessment, not a package
Physiotherapy
Assessment, hands-on treatment and a graded exercise program. 45-minute first appointment, no referral needed.
Pelvic floor physiotherapy
For leakage, urgency, prolapse symptoms, pelvic pain and postpartum recovery. Internal assessment is offered, never assumed.
Motor vehicle accident
Section B billed directly, AB-1 and AB-2 forms handled at the front desk.
Work injury and WCB
Reporting, claim paperwork and return-to-work planning alongside treatment.
Lymphatic drainage massage
For lymphedema, post-surgical swelling and lipedema. Light, specific, and screened for contraindications.
Vestibular rehabilitation
Dizziness, vertigo and balance. Where testing finds BPPV, repositioning often happens the same appointment.
How it works
Starting physiotherapy in three steps
- 01
Book your visit
Book online or over the phone. The front desk will match you with the physiotherapist most suited to what you are dealing with.
- 02
Assessment and plan
In a private consultation your physiotherapist examines your condition, how you move and what you need to get back to, then builds a plan around it.
- 03
Treatment and progression
Hands-on treatment, guided exercise and clinical advice aimed at easing symptoms, restoring function and building strength and mobility for daily life.
Conditions treated
Where it hurts, and what we do about it
How treatment gets paid for
Three funding routes, all billed here
Extended health
Most plans billed directly, so you pay only what your plan does not cover. Some require a physician referral before reimbursing โ worth checking your wording.
Fees and coverageAfter a collision
Your own insurer funds treatment under Section B regardless of fault. Notice goes in within 10 days on an AB-1. We handle the forms.
Motor vehicle claimsWork injury
Treatment under an accepted WCB claim, with reporting and return-to-work planning alongside it.
WCB claimsQuick tips
Short answers to questions we hear a lot
Questions people ask
Before you book
Do I need a referral to see a physiotherapist in Alberta?
No. Physiotherapists in Alberta are primary care practitioners and you can book directly. Some extended health plans require a referral before they will reimburse, so check your policy wording if you are claiming.
Is physiotherapy the same as physical therapy?
Yes. Physiotherapy and physical therapy are the same profession; Canada says physiotherapy, the United States says physical therapy. Vertex's physiotherapists are registered with the College of Physiotherapists of Alberta.
How long is a first appointment?
An initial assessment is 45 minutes โ history, physical examination, an explanation of the findings, and the start of treatment.
What should I wear?
Clothing that lets the area be examined and lets you move. Shorts for a knee or hip problem, a loose top for a shoulder or neck problem. Gowns are available.
Is physiotherapy covered by Alberta Health Care?
Publicly funded physiotherapy in Alberta is limited and delivered through designated programs with eligibility criteria. Most private clinic treatment is paid through extended health benefits, a motor vehicle or WCB claim, or directly.
Do you direct bill?
We bill most extended health plans directly, along with Section B motor vehicle claims and WCB claims. Bring your plan or claim details to the first appointment.
How many visits will I need?
It depends on the problem, how long it has been there and what you need to return to. Your physiotherapist can give a range after the assessment and should revise it out loud if things are not tracking.
Who pays after a car accident?
Your own insurer pays under Section B accident benefits, regardless of who caused the collision. We bill Section B directly, so approved treatment costs you nothing at the clinic.
How quickly should I be seen after a collision?
Notice of your claim needs to go in within 10 days using an AB-1 form, with an AB-2 treatment plan alongside it. Meeting that window puts you inside Alberta's Diagnostic and Treatment Protocols.
Can I claim a work injury?
Yes. Report it to your employer and to WCB, and we can treat under an accepted claim. The front desk handles the reporting paperwork with you.
What people say
In their own words
116 reviews on Google
Step-wise training and exercises, and resources to help me be consistent. Something new week over week. She always answered my questions and kept me informed of the plans and next steps.
Radha is my physiotherapist โ she is very kind, caring and helpful, and explains things very well. The front staff are really helpful and all the staff are very welcoming.
Excellent staff and service.
The team
The people you will actually see
Areas served
Southeast Edmonton and surrounding
Book an assessment
6958 76 Ave NW #205, Edmonton. Call (825) 525-2852 or book online, and we will match you with a physiotherapist for what you are dealing with.