
Queenston Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation - pt Health
Stoney Creek, Ontario L8G 2V6
CA
Hours of Operation
Monday: | 08:00 AM-06:30 PM |
Tuesday: | 08:00 AM-04:00 PM |
Wednesday: | 08:00 AM-06:30 PM |
Thursday: | 08:00 AM-06:30 PM |
Friday: | 08:00 AM-04:00 PM |
Saturday: | Closed |
Sunday: | Closed |
We remain open
Our clinic continues to offer in-person treatment following the latest state of emergency order by the Government of Ontario. The well-being of our patients and staff is our top priority, and our clinic continues to adhere to stringent health and safety measures. If you wish to refrain from in-person care at this time and are looking for flexible treatment options, Virtual Care appointments are available.
"Excellent service and great staff. Very kind and caring professionals. Well organized and equipped place. No cancellations or delays. I definitely recommend."
"Great place for physio. I've been going about a month and it's helped immensely. The physiotherapists are very attentive and work hard to get you back to normal."
Our Clinic Team
Jennifer Smith
Registered KinesiologistSpeaks: EnglishJennifer has been a part of the team at Queenston since 2002. She graduated from the University of Windsor with a Bachelor of Human Kinetics and a major in Movement Science. She is a Registered Kinesiologist with the College of Kinesiologists of Ontario since April 2015. Jennifer enjoys working with a wide variety of patients and finds a sense of accomplishment from helping people return to living their lives the way they like to.Brian Carty
PhysiotherapistSpeaks: EnglishBrian graduated from McMaster University in 1999 with a degree in physiotherapy and has been practicing in hospital, OHIP and private settings ever since. He has continued to develop and advance his treatment knowledge and skills by taking various post-graduate courses in manual therapy. He enjoys helping people meet their goals for rehabilitation and achieve an active lifestyle.Elizabeth Westbrook
Physiotherapist - B.H.Sc.(PT), CAFCISpeaks: EnglishElizabeth graduated from the Mohawk-McMaster School of Physiotherapy in 1986-87 with a Bachelor of Health Science in Physiotherapy and began working in outpatient orthopedics in several clinics within Hamilton and surrounding areas. Over the past 28 years, Elizabeth has pursued many post-graduate courses to further her knowledge and skills. She has been involved with the College of Physiotherapy as a physiotherapy resident mentor. In 2008, Elizabeth was appointed as a "lecturer (adjunct)" of the McMaster School of Rehabilitation Sciences. Elizabeth has most recently completed both the Arthritis Society's Getting a Grip on Arthritis® osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis education program. Elizabeth believes strongly in patient education, advocating on behalf of patients, patient-centred and evidenced-based care, as well as professional ongoing learning and development.Cheryl Heemskerk
Physiotherapy Support PersonnelSpeaks: EnglishCheryl has been a part of the Queenston Physiotherapy team since 2010 Cheryl graduated from Redeemer University with a Bachelor of Arts in Kinesiology. She enjoys working with a wide variety of patients; educating them on proper exercise technique, the importance of daily exercise and helping them return to their daily activities.Suzanne Millar
Physiotherapy Support PersonnelSpeaks: EnglishSue graduated with Honours from the Physiotherapy Assistant Program at Everest College. She began working with pt Health 5 years ago. Sue started out as a floater PSP and is now an important member of the team at Queenston Physiotherapy. Sue enjoys working with seniors and children and does her best everyday to help patients get well and stay well.Rachel Young
Patient CoordinatorSpeaks: EnglishRachel went to School at Everest Collage, where she took the Medical Office Administrator course. She graduated in 2009. After graduating she began work at pt Health and has been an important part of the team ever since. Rachel is passionate about her work and goes above and beyond to help patients and provide them with the best care possible.