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Fly-In and Itinerant Services

Fly In Services

Fly-In Physiotherapy

CTS provides  fly-in Physiotherapy (PT) services to residents living in several First Nations communities in northern Manitoba. The ten First Nations communities that CTS services include: St. Theresa Point; Wasagamack; Garden Hill; Red Sucker Lake; Norway House; Berens River; Poplar River, Bloodvein; Little Grand Rapids and Pauingassi. CTS also provides PT services to Percy E. Moore Hospital in Hodgson. Many of these communities are accessible only by plane and ice roads during the winter.

CTS PTs  provide consultative services for musculoskeletal, neurological and cardiorespiratory conditions. PTs are involved in prescribing medical equipment for clients which includes, but is not limited to, aids to daily to living, braces and transfer and mobility aids. PTs offer in-service education to other health care disciplines based on the needs of the facility.

Read more about the experiences of CTS Physiotherapists at the link below. 

 

The Art of Being a Fly-In Physiotherapist in Northern Manitoba – Perspectives from PTs

 
(Note: Article above was extracted from Canadian Physiotherapy Association’s Physiotherapy Practice Magazine, Sept./Oct., 2019, Vol. 9, No. 5)

 

Itinerant Services (Physiotherapy) 

In collaboration with and through negotiated contracts, CTS provides (PT) services to the Regional Health Authorities in Manitoba. CTS PTs  provide consultative services for musculoskeletal, neurological and cardiorespiratory conditions. PTs are involved in providing follow up post surgery and may prescribe medical equipment or an exercise program to improve a clients’ overall mobility and function.