Pediatric physiotherapy in Ottawa — because every child deserves to move, play & grow with confidence.
One consistent therapist for your child, every visit. No referral needed. Direct billing available. Save 20% on your child's first assessment.

Off for your child's first visit

You know your child best — trust that instinct.
Maybe you’ve noticed your child walking on their toes, favouring one side, missing a milestone, or just not moving quite like their peers. Maybe you’ve been told to“wait and see.”You don’t have to navigate that alone, and you shouldn’t have to explain your child’s history to a different therapist every time.At Physioville, one dedicated therapist gets to know your child and stays with them through every visit.
Conditions & services forevery stage of childhood.
Delayed Gross Motor Skills
Support when sitting, crawling, standing, walking, running, or other large movement skills are developing later than expected.
Difficulty Running or Jumping
A child may avoid, struggle with, or tire quickly during age-appropriate movement activities and active play.
Difficulty With Stairs or Climbing
Challenges using stairs, playground equipment, getting on and off the floor, or exploring the environment.
Frequent Falls or Clumsiness
Falling more often than peers, bumping into objects, or appearing unsure during everyday movement.
Balance Difficulties
Challenges standing on one foot, navigating uneven surfaces, changing direction, or participating in active play.
Developmental Coordination Disorder
Movement and coordination challenges that can affect play, school participation, self-care, and physical confidence.
Toe Walking
Walking frequently on the toes or having difficulty bringing the heels down during standing and walking.
In-Toeing or Out-Toeing
Feet turning inward or outward during walking, with or without tripping, fatigue, or participation concerns.
Flat Feet or Walking Changes
Concerns about foot posture, unusual walking patterns, asymmetry, or discomfort during mobility.
Cerebral Palsy
Physiotherapy support for posture, mobility, strength, movement options, participation, and functional independence.
Neuromuscular Conditions
Individualized support for movement, positioning, strength, mobility, energy use, and participation in daily life.
Neurological Movement Challenges
Movement differences related to the nervous system that affect balance, coordination, posture, or motor development.
Four steps to your child’s first appointment.
01
Book a developmental assessment
Online in under a minute, or call. Same-week appointments, most weeks.
02
Meet your child’s dedicated therapist
The same person sees your child at every visit, start to finish — no reassignments.
03
Play‑based, personalized treatment plan
Built around what actually motivates your child, using NDT, sensory-motor and play-based techniques.
04
Family coaching & home program
You’re coached alongside every visit, not handed a printout and sent home.
Seven reasons patients stay with us.
Same therapist,every visit
No other clinic in Ottawa currently promises this for pediatric care. Your child sees the same familiar face — no re-explaining, no rebuilding trust.
Dual adult + pediatricunder one roof
Convenient if other family members also need care — siblings, parents, grandparents.
Root‑causeapproach
Not a generic checklist of conditions. Every plan is built from a real developmental assessment.
Stroller & wheelchairaccessible
Free on-site parking. Ground-floor entrance. No stairs, no downtown parking stress.
Directbilling available
Many extended health plans cover pediatric physiotherapy — we handle the paperwork side.
Noreferral needed
Book directly, no waiting on a doctor’s note. Some insurance plans may still ask for one for reimbursement.

AmrAboelnaga, PT
Amr Aboelnaga is a Registered Physiotherapist in Ontario with more than 20 years of international clinical and leadership experience in musculoskeletal and pediatric physiotherapy. His clinical approach integrates advanced manual therapy, evidence-based exercise prescription, and specialized techniques tailored to each patient's functional goals and stage of recovery.
He has extensive expertise in treating both adults and children, with particular strength in orthopedic and sports injuries, pediatric early intervention, chronic pain, and concussion management — delivering therapy across clinic, school, and community settings.
Stories from the families we care for.
Most parents don’t realize their plan covers this.
Many extended health plans include physiotherapy coverage for dependents. PhysioVille offers direct billing wherever a plan supports it.
Coverage rules vary. Contact your insurer or the clinic before the first visit if you would like help understanding the billing process.









Before you book.
Cannot find what you are looking for? Call us at +1 3432270527or email huntclub@physioville.ca
How do I know if my childneeds physiotherapy?
If you’ve noticed your child walking on their toes, missing a motor milestone, falling often, favouring one side, or struggling to keep up physically with peers, an assessment is worth it. A physiotherapy assessment doesn’t require a diagnosis — and early identification of motor concerns is one of the strongest predictors of good long-term outcomes.
Will my child see the same therapist every time?
Yes. This is central to how we work. Your child is assigned one dedicated therapist who sees them at every visit — no reassignments, no re-explaining. This continuity matters more for children than for adults, and no other pediatric clinic in Ottawa currently promises it.
Do I need a doctor’s referral for pediatric physiotherapy?
In Ontario, no. You can book a pediatric physiotherapy assessment directly. Some extended health insurance plans ask for a referral before they will reimburse — check with your provider if coverage is important.
Is physiotherapy covered by insurance for my child?
Almost always — most extended health plans include physiotherapy as a covered benefit for dependents. We direct-bill Sun Life, Manulife, Canada Life, Green Shield, Blue Cross, Desjardins, and most other major providers. Autism Program funding, SSAH, and ADP are also accepted.
What happens during my child’s first visit?
A 60–90 minute developmental assessment. Your child’s therapist takes a full history, observes movement through play, runs standardized screening, and discusses findings with you the same day. You leave with a personalized treatment plan and a small home program.
What ages do you treat?
Infants through youth — roughly 0 to 18 years. Our pediatric caseload includes toddlers with early motor milestone concerns, preschoolers with coordination challenges, school-aged children with postural issues, and adolescents recovering from sports injuries or concussion.
Is your clinic accessible for strollers or wheelchairs?
Yes. Ground-floor entrance, no stairs, wide doors, and accessible washrooms. Free on-site parking directly outside. Bring the stroller in with you — there’s room.
What if my child is nervous about the appointment?
Completely normal — and we plan for it. The first assessment includes warm-up time, and everything happens through play. Bring a favourite toy or snack. Your child’s therapist meets them where they are that day, not where a protocol says they should be.
Care begins in the neighbourhood.
A warm, multidisciplinary clinic for adults, children, and families.
Booking assistance is available by phone or email when you need help selecting the right assessment.
+1 343 227 0527
huntclub@physioville.ca
3328 McCarthy Rd, Unit 100, Ottawa, ON K1V 0H9
8:00 AM – 7:00 PM
9:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Closed
Give your child the consistent care they deserve — save 20% on their first assessment.
Start with a clear plan
Tell the clinic what is bringing you in. A PhysioVille team member can follow up to help arrange your assessment.
No referral required
Same-week appointments most weeks
20% applied to your first assessment invoice