Connecting you with care
We'll connect you with a physiotherapist, occupational therapist or kinesiologist who comes to your home and helps you make the most of every day.
20+
Years helping families at home
15
Communities served across Canada
★★★★★
Rated 4.9 by families on Google
Are you a physiotherapist, OT or kinesiologist? Become a PhysioCare At Home provider and help older adults live well at home, on your schedule.
Apply to be a provider →Sound familiar?
Walks get a little shorter, the stairs feel like a big deal, and getting down to the floor is out of the question.
A new hip or knee, a stroke or Parkinson's. Getting your strength back is a lot easier with someone guiding you.
You're helping out more than you used to, and you'd love to see them confident and doing things for themselves again.
Getting older shouldn't mean giving up the things you love.
Co-Founder & Physiotherapist
Jillian started PhysioCare At Home in Halifax in 2004. As a physiotherapist, she wanted to give each person a full hour of her time in their own home, not 15 rushed minutes in a clinic. Stephen looked after everything behind the scenes so she could do just that. More than 20 years later, we connect families in 15 communities with clinicians who bring the same patience and care to every visit.
“Seniors should always have hope that their health can improve — and that they can live a vibrant, independent life.”
Three easy steps, and we're with you the whole way.
1
Tell us what's going on. We'll listen, answer your questions and connect you with the right clinician nearby.
2
They'll get to know you and your home, then build a plan around what matters most to you.
3
Feel stronger and more confident, and make the most of every day.
Clear prices, and direct billing to most insurers. See rates in your area →
Three ways to build your health, mobility and independence, all in your own home. One call gets you started.
Recover from surgery or an injury and get your strength back with a registered physiotherapist.
Learn more.jpg)
Make everyday tasks easier and safer, from getting dressed to getting up off the floor.
Learn moreWhat families call us about most often, all looked after right at home.
Preventing falls
Feeling unsteady on your feet
Getting up and down the stairs
Building back strength and stamina
Learning to use a walker or cane
Hip replacement recovery
Knee replacement recovery
Fracture rehabilitation
Rebuilding strength after an illness
Coming home after a hospital stay
Arthritis and joint pain
Osteoporosis
Parkinson's disease
Stroke recovery
Chronic back and neck pain
Bathing and dressing support
Home safety assessments
Equipment recommendations
Getting in and out of bed or a chair
Staying safe and independent at home
Picture a few months from now
Out the door, around the block and home again, on your own terms.
Strong enough to scoop them up, get down on the floor to play, and get back up again.
Less worry for your kids, and more confidence doing things on your own.
What you can expect along the way, wherever you're starting from.
Progress rarely arrives all at once. It shows up quietly: standing a little steadier, feeling surer on the stairs, an everyday task taking less effort. Wherever you're starting from, small wins add up.
Movement doesn't have to be long or perfect to make a difference. A few gentle exercises woven into your day build the strength behind getting up from a chair and moving around your home with confidence.
Consistency isn't doing everything, all the time. It's a gentle rhythm you can come back to, and your therapist is there to help you keep it. Miss a day? Simply start again.
Not wealth in the flashy sense, but more of what makes every day feel possible: comfort, confidence, energy and the freedom to keep doing what matters most to you.
Rated 4.9 by families on Google
I felt extremely well cared for and thrived under Jillian's encouragement and unfailing optimism. Through her expert guidance and attention to every aspect involved, I have managed to resume walking our energetic dogs and enjoying work in our garden.
He is knowledgeable, professional, respectful, and I feel he is invested in helping me get stronger. He knows how important maintaining an active lifestyle is for me and he is doing his best to help me achieve specific goals, like hiking around my favourite lake.
Her ability to assess and treat with patience and compassion has been second-to-none. We have seen our parents have increasing confidence with mobility aids, improved balance and strength.
Bring reliable rehabilitation, mobility, and wellness support into your community with Stronger Living.
Explore Stronger LivingLove working with seniors? Set your own schedule, see clients close to home, and leave the booking and billing to us.
Apply to be a providerDo we need a doctor's referral?
Usually not. You can start physiotherapy, occupational therapy or kinesiology without a doctor's referral. Some insurance plans ask for one before they'll reimburse you, so we'll check that with you before the first visit.
How soon can someone come out?
Once you get in touch, we'll call to go over the details and match you with a clinician who already works in your area. We'll give you an honest start date on that call.
Is in-home therapy covered by insurance?
Most extended health plans cover in-home physiotherapy and occupational therapy, and we can bill many insurers directly. Veterans Affairs Canada also covers eligible veterans.
What happens during the first visit?
Your clinician checks strength, balance, pain and mobility, and looks at how you get around your home: the stairs, the bathroom and your daily routine. Together, with family there if you'd like, you'll set goals and make a plan. Treatment usually starts that same visit.
Every physiotherapist and occupational therapist is registered with their provincial college
Book an in-home assessment, or give us a call. We'll take it from there.
Book an Assessment
Communities we serve
Vancouver · North Vancouver · Burnaby · Coquitlam · Langley · Maple Ridge · Pitt Meadows · Victoria · Oak Bay · Saanich · Esquimalt · Langford · Sidney · Calgary · Barrie · Innisfil · Kingston · Fredericton · Saint John · Rothesay · Quispamsis · Halifax · Dartmouth · Bedford · Sackville
