RehabilitationPhysiotherapy
Assessment-led treatment for pain, injury and movement problems, from sports injuries to post-stroke rehabilitation.
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Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy uses a concentrate prepared from your own blood. Call our Concord clinic to find out whether PRP may suit your condition.
PRP therapy starts with a small blood draw. The sample is processed to concentrate the platelets, and the resulting plasma is injected into the affected tendon or joint. Platelets contain growth factors involved in the body's normal healing response.
PRP is usually considered for longer-standing tendon and joint problems, and it's typically combined with a rehabilitation program.
PRP is generally considered for tendon and joint problems that haven't settled with other treatment, including the conditions listed below. Whether it's suitable depends on your history and the treatment you've already tried.
Also called greater trochanteric pain syndrome.
Lateral epicondylitis.
Not every condition or person is a good candidate for PRP. We'll talk through your history and current treatment first, and if PRP is an option, explain how it's arranged at the clinic, what it involves and what the costs are.
Because PRP is usually most useful as part of a broader plan, our physiotherapists can help you with the strengthening and loading program that follows.
Information about PRP is available by phone. Call (905) 832-1110 and our team will answer your questions and explain the next steps.
PRP enquiries are handled by our team at 1801 Rutherford Road, Concord.

Call the clinic at (905) 832-1110. We'll talk through your condition and explain whether PRP may be an option and what the next steps are.
PRP isn't available through online booking. Please call us for more information.
PRP is usually combined with a rehabilitation program. Our physiotherapists can help with the exercise side of your recovery.
RehabilitationAssessment-led treatment for pain, injury and movement problems, from sports injuries to post-stroke rehabilitation.
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RehabilitationFine-needle treatment for tight, painful muscles, used as part of a physiotherapy plan.
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Hands-on TherapyChiropractic assessment and treatment for back, neck and joint pain, whiplash and accident-related injuries.
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