Orthopedic & musculoskeletal
Care for pain, injuries, reduced movement, post-surgical recovery and return to activity.
- Neck and back concerns
- Joint and muscle injuries
- Arthritis-related limitations
- Post-operative rehabilitation
Physiotherapy in Vaughan
Care built around how you need to move.
Your physiotherapy plan begins with a focused assessment and clear explanation. Treatment may combine education, hands-on care, exercise and practical strategies for daily life.
Quick answer
What does physiotherapy at Centro involve?
Physiotherapy at Centro is individualized care for movement, pain, injury and rehabilitation goals. A registered physiotherapist first assesses your needs, then may recommend education, progressive exercise, hands-on care and home strategies. See the physiotherapist’s credentials.
Physiotherapy programs
Broad rehabilitation expertise, one individualized plan
The services below describe areas of practice—not a promise of outcome. Your physiotherapist will recommend options after assessment.
Pelvic health physiotherapy
Private, respectful assessment and care based on your symptoms, comfort and informed consent.
- Bladder and bowel concerns
- Pelvic pain
- Prenatal and postnatal care
- Prolapse-related symptoms
Concussion & vestibular rehabilitation
Assessment-led support for symptoms affecting balance, vision, activity tolerance and confidence.
- Dizziness and vertigo
- Balance limitations
- Post-concussion symptoms
- Graded return to activity
Neurological rehabilitation
Functional rehabilitation focused on mobility, balance, coordination and participation in daily life.
- Stroke rehabilitation
- Parkinson’s disease
- Multiple sclerosis
- Gait and balance training
Scoliosis management
Individualized exercise using Schroth-based principles where clinically appropriate.
- Postural awareness
- Breathing strategies
- Strength and mobility
- Home-program education
MVA & WSIB rehabilitation
Structured rehabilitation and communication for eligible accident and workplace injury claims.
- Functional goal setting
- Progressive activity
- Return-to-work support
- Claim-related documentation
Your first appointment
Assessment before assumptions
- DiscussYour symptoms, health history, daily demands and goals.
- AssessMovement, strength, balance or other relevant functions with your consent.
- UnderstandHear the findings, options, expected responsibilities and questions to consider.
- PlanAgree on appropriate care, home strategies and a way to measure progress.
Your physiotherapist
Devi Gajula
Registered Physiotherapist and pelvic health rostered practitioner providing musculoskeletal, neurological, pelvic health, concussion, vestibular and geriatric rehabilitation.
View Devi’s professional profile →Physiotherapy questions
Clear answers before you book
These general answers help explain access and the first visit. Your assessment determines what care is appropriate.
Clinic information · Updated August 15, 2026
Practitioner: Devi Gajula, Registered Physiotherapist
Physiotherapy is regulated health care that uses assessment, education, exercise and, when appropriate, hands-on treatment to address movement, function, pain and rehabilitation goals.
You can generally book physiotherapy directly without a physician referral. Some extended-health plans require a referral for reimbursement, so check your policy before the first appointment.
The physiotherapist discusses your history and goals, assesses relevant movement or function with your consent, explains the findings and recommends an individualized plan. Treatment may begin when appropriate.
Yes. Centro lists pelvic health, concussion, vestibular, neurological, musculoskeletal and post-surgical rehabilitation among its physiotherapy services. Suitability is determined after assessment.
Your next step
Would physiotherapy be an appropriate first step?
Contact Centro and describe the type of appointment you are seeking. The clinic can help you choose the appropriate service.