Quinnrehab Barrie

07/30/2026

Beginning August 4, 2026, the Highway 400 northbound off-ramp to eastbound Dunlop Street, Exit 96A will be fully closed for 30 days. The northbound off-ramp to westbound Dunlop Street, Exit 96B, will remain open.

This will likely impact traffic at Exit 96B and therefore access to Cedar Pointe. Please plan accordingly and leave extra time to get to your appointments.
Details are posted at:

Road closures can occur throughout Barrie for municipal infrastructure projects, development projects, watermain or sewer infrastructure maintenance or repairs, or community events.The below map and listing are maintained by the Development Services department's Traffic Services and ROWA branch; cl...

07/18/2026

What is Osteopathic Manual Treatment?

It's one of the most common questions we hear at Quinn Rehab!

Osteopathic Manual Treatment (OMT) is a gentle, hands-on approach that not only helps relieve pain and other symptoms but also looks for the underlying mechanical cause of discomfort and dysfunction.

By addressing the interconnectedness of the body's bones, muscles, joints, fascia, and organs, OMT works to restore balance, improve movement, and support your body's natural ability to heal.

Curious about osteopathic manual practice but not sure what actually happens during a session?

A typical appointment begins with a thorough health history and assessment. Your practitioner will use skilled touch to evaluate how your body is moving and where restrictions or imbalances may exist. Areas of tightness are addressed using hands-on, gentle techniques tailored to resolve your pain, swelling and discomfort.

OAO members are trained to treat the whole person, not just a single symptom. That means your care is built around your specific needs, not a one-size-fits-all protocol.

Visit osteopathyontario.org to find an OAO member near you.

07/16/2026

A great opportunity is available in Barrie this summer for females 12-30 interested in learning to play tennis.

06/05/2026

June is National Athletic Therapy Month!

Athletic Therapists do much more than provide on-field medical coverage at sporting events. In clinic settings, they assess and treat musculoskeletal injuries, provide hands-on therapy, offer taping and bracing support, guide safe return-to-sport decisions, and help prevent future injuries.

We are fortunate to have Certified Athletic Therapist Nancy Spence as part of the team at Quinn Rehab. Nancy’s expertise and dedication help our patients recover, perform, and stay active with confidence.

Join us in recognizing and celebrating the valuable role Athletic Therapists play in keeping our communities healthy and moving!

From common injuries to everyday activities leading to muscle and joint pain, Certified Athletic Therapists are there.

Athletic Therapy is about more than recovery. It’s about helping people regain confidence in their movement, performance, and daily lives through every stage of the process.

This Athletic Therapy Month, we’re celebrating the trust, care, and expertise behind the profession.

06/03/2026

Do you have a project idea that could help raise awareness of the importance of accessibility and disability inclusion in different sectors, workplaces and communities across Canada?

If you do, then now is the perfect time to apply for funding through the Accessible Canada Fund.

The deadline to apply is July 28 at 3 pm EDT: https://www.canada.ca/en/employment-social-development/services/funding/accessible-grants-accessability-week.html

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Two people are greeting each other with a clasped handshake: one person uses a prosthetic leg and the other is seated in a wheelchair. The text reads, “National Accessibility Week, May 31 to June 6, 2026” and “Together, let’s build a more accessible and inclusive Canada.” The visual ends with the Canada Wordmark.

05/25/2026

Why Regular Massage Therapy Matters

✔ Relieves muscle tension
✔ Reduces stress & anxiety
✔ Improves circulation
✔ Supports recovery & mobility
✔ Helps maintain overall wellness

Your health routine should include more than just reacting to pain — it should help you feel your best every day.

📅 Book your next massage therapy appointment today and invest in your long-term wellness.

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05/23/2026

It is with great sadness we inform you of the passing of Sebastian “Bas” Asselbergs on May 19th, 2026.

Bas served Barrie as a physiotherapist for decades, starting at Cedar Pointe Physiotherapy, then going on to open Allandale Physiotherapy. There, he provided care for a wide variety of people, from children to retirees to world-class figure skaters from the Mariposa Club.

We were honoured that when Bas decided to reduce his workload and close Allandale Physiotherapy, he chose to join us at Quinnrehab. He contributed greatly to our team while continuing to treat his patients with his typical care and expertise.

Bas’ wit, wisdom and style will be missed immensely by all of us here, as well as by all of the people he has helped over the years.

05/23/2026

Athletic Therapy at Quinnrehab helps athletes and active individuals stay healthy, recover from injuries, and get back to the sports and activities they love. Using hands-on therapy, exercise programs, taping, and more, Athletic Therapists support athletes at every stage — helping them move, perform, and play with confidence.

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05/11/2026

For those living with Multiple Sclerosis, pain and fatigue are more than just symptoms—they are daily hurdles that impact mobility and independence.

Massage therapy offers a supportive path forward. By helping to manage physical discomfort and easing the nervous system, it can play a vital role in helping individuals stay active and engaged in the activities they love most.

💡 Whether it’s improving sleep quality or reducing muscle tension, RMTs are part of the collaborative care team for the MS community.

05/06/2026

Physiotherapy helps the people in Ontario stay independent.

For many people, independence means being able to walk safely, get up from a chair, climb stairs, leave the house, return to work, or take part in family and community life.

Physiotherapy supports strength, balance, mobility, falls prevention, pain management, and function, helping people stay active and engaged at every stage of life.

This National Physiotherapy Month, we're celebrating the physiotherapy professionals who help people keep moving with confidence.