Evidence-Based Physiotherapy and Massage Therapy in Swift Current
A clinic for pain, injuries and movement problems, with six physiotherapists and a massage therapist under one roof. You don't need a referral to see a physiotherapist.
- 6
- Physiotherapists on our team
- No referral
- Needed to see a physiotherapist in Saskatchewan
- WCB & SGI
- Work and car accident claims supported
Who We Help at Stride Physio and Performance
Stride Physio and Performance is a physiotherapy clinic in Swift Current, serving the city and the communities of Southwest Saskatchewan. Jory, a physiotherapist and the clinic owner, opened it so you could get evidence-based care, understand what's going on with your body, and leave more confident in it than when you walked in.
We see people of all ages and activity levels: farmers, tradespeople, office workers, athletes, new parents and older adults. The goal is yours to set. It might be a full shift without pain, getting back on the ice, lifting again, or sleeping through the night. Jory has worked as medical support staff with the University of Saskatchewan Huskies, and the team helps hockey players and other athletes plan a safe return to sport.
Our services include general and sports physiotherapy, pelvic floor physiotherapy, concussion care, vestibular rehabilitation for dizziness and vertigo, dry needling, acupuncture, shockwave therapy and massage therapy, including prenatal, postnatal and jaw (TMJ) massage.
Physiotherapy, Pelvic Floor Care and Massage Therapy in Swift Current
Every service starts with an assessment. Pick the one closest to what's going on. If another clinician on the team is a better fit, we'll tell you.
Physiotherapy
Assessment-led care for pain, injuries and movement problems, from sore backs and work strains to getting back on the ice.
Explore PhysiotherapyMassage Therapy
Massage for tension, injury recovery, pregnancy aches and jaw pain, with a therapist who works alongside our physiotherapists.
Explore Massage TherapyCoaching
For anyone who wants to keep getting stronger and fitter after pain settles, or starting fresh without rehab.
Explore CoachingPelvic Floor Physiotherapy
For leaking, pelvic pain, heaviness, or getting back to running and lifting after pregnancy, with optional internal exams.
Explore Pelvic Floor PhysiotherapyConcussion Rehabilitation
For headaches, dizziness, neck pain and foggy thinking after a hit to the head, with a guided return to activity.
Explore Concussion RehabilitationVestibular Rehabilitation
For dizziness, vertigo and unsteadiness, including positional vertigo, inner ear problems and dizziness after a concussion.
Explore Vestibular RehabilitationCustom Orthotics
For heel, foot and lower-leg pain, an assessment first, then 3D-scanned custom orthotics only if they're likely to help.
Explore Custom OrthoticsCustom Joint Bracing
For knee, ankle, wrist or back problems: an assessment first, then a custom or fitted brace if it may help.
Explore Custom Joint BracingErgonomic Assessments
For neck, back, shoulder or wrist pain that seems tied to your desk, tools or daily work setup.
Explore Ergonomic AssessmentsPain and Injuries We Help with in Southwest Saskatchewan
Sciatica
Ankle and Foot Pain
How Evidence-Based Care Shapes Your Plan
Every plan starts with a thorough assessment. We ask about your symptoms, health history, work, activity, sleep and stress, then use a physical exam and clinical tests to rule out anything that needs medical attention. If physiotherapy isn't the right fit, or your doctor needs to see you first, we'll say so and help you get to the right place.
You'll hear what the research says is likely to help, what probably won't, and what isn't known yet. Sometimes that means fewer visits than you expected. It can also mean you don't need an MRI, a brace or orthotics. When a custom sherpa3D orthotic or an OssKin knee brace may help, the recommendation comes after an assessment, and we'll tell you if you don't need one.
Hands-on treatment, needling and shockwave can settle pain so it's easier to move. They support the plan rather than replace it. The lasting work is building strength and confidence and learning to manage your body on your own. When rehab wraps up, our coaching program can keep you building strength and habits around exercise, sleep and nutrition, with check-ins in person or virtually. It's the way Jory wanted to work when he started Stride.
What Your First Physiotherapy Visit Involves
Your first appointment is a conversation and an assessment, so you leave knowing what's likely going on and what to do next.
Book Online or Call
Choose a time in Jane, our online scheduler, or call the clinic. You don't need a doctor's referral to see a physiotherapist in Saskatchewan, though some insurance plans require one for coverage.Tell Us What's Going On
We'll ask how your symptoms started, what makes them better or worse, your health history and what you want to get back to. If the injury happened at work or in a car accident, bring your WCB or SGI claim number.Have a Physical Assessment
Depending on your concerns, we may test movement, strength, nerves, joints or balance. Wear comfortable clothing that lets us see and move the area being assessed.Leave With a Plan
We'll explain what we think is going on, answer your questions and agree on a plan with you: what we'll work on in the clinic, what you can do on your own and roughly how long recovery may take. You'll go home with a few simple things to start right away.
Meet Our Swift Current Team
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Book Your First Assessment at Stride
Choose a physiotherapy or massage therapy appointment online and come in wearing clothes that let us see and move the sore area. If it's a WCB or SGI claim, bring your claim number.