Physio CARE+

02/15/2026

We are beyond grateful for the work we do. Not only is the work itself inspiring and fulfilling, but also fills a huge gap in care that exists in dealing with cancer treatment side effects and regaining strength and function. And what makes it even sweeter? Our supportive work family that brings us to work looking forward to being there. Team work. Collaboration. Dream team. Work besties. Beyond grateful. 🫶

01/23/2026

Our dream team is excited to announce that we are growing and looking for our newest work bestie to join us! Are you an interested physiotherapist or kinesiologist? We’d love to hear from you! Not sure if you’re ready to apply? No problem! We are happy to have a quiet conversation to discuss and answer questions! Reach out and we can have an informal chat! More details on our website, link in bio. 💜

01/16/2026

Nervous to start rehabilitation? Don’t be! Our team is supportive, ready to cheer you on and do our best to make it fun!

12/24/2025

Even Santa makes time for his exercises and he’s ready to sleigh the physical demands of Christmas Eve! Don’t forget to do your exercises too, gotta stay on the nice list! 🎄🎁

12/20/2025

Gotta save the coffee maker! Let us know if we’re forgetting anything! 😉

10/30/2025

Another fun Halloweek at the clinic! When your coworkers are more like friends, you are Golden! 💛 Lucky to have such an amazing team!

10/30/2025

Another fun Halloweek at the clinic! When your coworkers are more like friends, you are Golden! 💛 Lucky to have such an amazing team!

06/13/2025

Treatment for cancer can leave many physical side effects that can persist long after treatment is completed. This study is investigating the extent and impact of these side effects, and the need for physical rehabilitation. Please see the article below, and share! Link to participate in the survey is included in the article.

A new UM study is seeking Manitobans who have received cancer treatment over the past 10 years to take part in a survey about their physical rehabilitation needs.  Previous studies indicated that