What to know
For families in Fraser Heights, managing acute pain or recovering from a sports injury should not require a long commute across Surrey. Our nearby Chimney Hill clinic sits just south of the Highway 1 and Port Mann Bridge corridor, giving Fraser Heights residents a fairly quick drive south rather than a trip into central Surrey. Fraser Heights is a mostly residential, family oriented neighbourhood with a strong local sports culture, and the physiotherapy caseload we see reflects that. Youth and adult sports injuries from local school teams, soccer and hockey leagues make up a large share of our Fraser Heights patients, alongside the general back and neck pain that comes with commuting across the bridge and long hours at a desk.
Our registered physiotherapists build every plan around a full movement assessment rather than a generic protocol, combining hands on manual therapy with progressive exercise reconditioning in our clinic gym. For athletes specifically, that means a return to play plan built in stages, pain control first, then strength rebuilding, then sport specific loading, so patients go back to their sport with a lower risk of re injury rather than returning the moment pain settles. For desk related back and neck pain, we focus on correcting the movement pattern or postural habit that is actually driving the discomfort.
If your injury was caused by a motor vehicle collision on the highway or bridge, ICBC Enhanced Care pre approves 25 physiotherapy sessions within the first 12 weeks, direct billed with zero out of pocket cost, and we handle WorkSafeBC workplace injury claims the same way.
Our Chimney Hill clinic offers convenient road access with free local parking directly outside, and flexible morning and evening booking to fit around school pickups, practices and a commuting schedule.
Registered physiotherapists focused on active, hands on orthopaedic care
Staged return to play programs for youth and adult athletes
Personalized exercise reconditioning conducted in our clinic gym
Convenient road access with free local parking directly outside
Direct billing to major extended health insurance providers
Flexible morning and evening booking around school and work schedules
Local care, clear next steps.
Fraser Heights is mapped to Revive Rehab Surrey Chimney Hill so patients and search engines can understand the correct nearby clinic relationship.
“Excellent physiotherapy at Revive Rehab. My physiotherapist was thorough, explained everything clearly, and I saw real improvement within just a few sessions. Highly recommend for anyone dealing with back or joint pain.”
— Simranjit K. (Verified Google Review)
Conditions We Treat Near Fraser Heights
Our physiotherapists near Fraser Heights help patients recover from a wide range of musculoskeletal and neuromuscular conditions. We treat lower back pain, sciatica, disc herniations, neck stiffness, rotator cuff injuries, knee ligament sprains, ankle injuries, and post-surgical joint recovery. For patients involved in motor vehicle accidents, we specialize in whiplash rehabilitation, post-concussion care, and seatbelt shoulder injuries with full ICBC direct billing.
Techniques and Treatments
Our registered physiotherapists use evidence-based manual therapy, joint mobilization, and soft-tissue release to restore natural joint movement. We also provide Intramuscular Stimulation (IMS) dry needling to release deep muscle trigger points, therapeutic exercise reconditioning for core and posture retraining, and vestibular rehabilitation for dizziness and balance disorders. Every treatment plan is customized to your diagnosis and recovery goals. Patients travelling from Fraser Heights find us easy to reach: Connect via TransLink Bus 337 to Guildford Exchange, then Bus 326 to 72nd Ave.
What to Expect at Your First Visit
Your initial physiotherapy session at Revive Rehab Surrey Chimney Hill lasts 45 to 60 minutes. Your physiotherapist will review your full health history, perform a comprehensive physical movement assessment, explain your diagnosis in plain language, and begin hands-on treatment. You will also receive a personalized home exercise plan to maintain your progress between sessions. Drive south on 156th St, merge onto Highway 1 west, exit onto 152nd St south, and continue to 72nd Ave.
Insurance, ICBC and WorkSafeBC
We provide direct electronic billing to all major extended health insurance plans including Pacific Blue Cross, Sun Life, Canada Life, Manulife, Green Shield, and Desjardins. For car accident recovery, we direct bill ICBC for pre-approved physiotherapy sessions with zero out-of-pocket cost. Workplace injury claims under WorkSafeBC are also fully supported with direct billing to the BC Workers Compensation Board.
Getting Here
Drive south on 156th St, merge onto Highway 1 west, exit onto 152nd St south, and continue to 72nd Ave.
Connect via TransLink Bus 337 to Guildford Exchange, then Bus 326 to 72nd Ave.
Meet Our Local Registered Physiotherapists
Our certified and registered professionals are dedicated to providing compassionate, evidence-based care and recovery guidance.
Harpriya Luther
Registered Physiotherapist
Harpriya is a Physiotherapist who completed her Bachelor of Physiotherapy at Guru Nanak Dev University (GNDU) in 2015. Her clinical experience spans a broad age range, from young children to older adults, giving her experience adapting rehabilitation to different stages of life and levels of physical ability. She has pursued additional training and holds certifications in dry needling, cupping therapy, K-Taping, shockwave therapy, vestibular rehabilitation, female pelvic health, and the McKenzie Method for spinal conditions. Harpriya combines hands-on techniques with exercise-based rehabilitation and education. She begins by assessing how a patient's symptoms are affecting their movement and daily activities and then builds treatment around the findings of that assessment, with a particular interest in helping patients understand their condition rather than simply treating symptoms. Harpriya continues to pursue professional education and broaden her clinical skills so she can offer patients a range of treatment options appropriate to their condition and recovery goals. Outside of work, she enjoys travelling, experiencing different cultures, and spending time with family and friends. She is fluent in English, Punjabi, and Hindi.
Kanika Gandhi
Registered Physiotherapist
Kanika brings over 12 years of physiotherapy experience, with a strong clinical background in musculoskeletal injuries, workplace injuries, and injuries related to motor vehicle accidents. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Physiotherapy and a Master's degree in Sports Physiotherapy. Her advanced training also includes certification in Intramuscular Stimulation (IMS), along with specialized training in concussion management and vestibular rehabilitation. Kanika's sports physiotherapy background has shaped an approach that focuses on restoring movement and function while addressing the factors that may contribute to recurring symptoms or difficulty returning to activity, with treatment adapted according to the patient's condition, physical demands, and stage of recovery. Her experience with concussion and vestibular conditions also allows her to work with patients experiencing dizziness, balance difficulties, and other challenges that can occur following injury. Kanika's objective is to provide focused, practical rehabilitation that helps patients progress safely toward returning to work, sport, exercise, and everyday activities.
Questions patients ask
Yes. We specialize in sports injury rehabilitation, staged return to play training, and ligament sprain recovery for youth and adult athletes.
Yes, we direct bill most major extended health providers to keep your checkout simple.
Our Chimney Hill clinic is a short drive south of the Highway 1 and Port Mann Bridge corridor from Fraser Heights.
Yes. ICBC Enhanced Care pre approves 25 physiotherapy sessions within the first 12 weeks of a collision, direct billed with zero out of pocket cost.
Yes. We regularly treat postural back and neck stiffness related to long commutes and desk work.
No referral is required. You can self-refer and book your physiotherapy assessment directly with Revive Rehab Surrey Chimney Hill. Some insurance plans may require a physician note for reimbursement, so check your benefit booklet.
Yes. We direct bill Pacific Blue Cross, Sun Life, Canada Life, Manulife, Green Shield, Desjardins, and other major providers directly, reducing your out-of-pocket costs.
Yes. ICBC pre-approves up to 25 physiotherapy sessions within the first 12 weeks of a motor vehicle collision. We bill ICBC directly with zero out-of-pocket cost to you.
Yes. We are an approved WorkSafeBC provider. We handle all claim paperwork and bill WCB directly for authorized workplace injury rehabilitation sessions.
Initial assessments typically take 45 to 60 minutes and include a full health history review, physical movement evaluation, clear diagnosis, initial hands-on treatment, and a personalized home exercise plan.
Acute muscle strains often improve in 4 to 6 sessions. Complex spinal conditions, post-surgical recovery, or ICBC rehab may require 8 to 20+ sessions over several months, depending on your progress.
Wear comfortable, loose athletic clothing such as shorts, leggings, or a t-shirt that allows easy access to the injured area for physical examination.
Yes. Our multidisciplinary clinic coordinates your physiotherapy with on-site massage therapy and chiropractic care under one roof for the most comprehensive recovery results.
Yes. Our certified physiotherapists provide Intramuscular Stimulation (IMS) dry needling to release deep trigger points and chronic muscle tightness as part of your physiotherapy treatment plan.
Yes. Our clinic features free ground-level plaza parking directly outside our front doors for convenient patient access.
Yes. Physiotherapy is one of the most effective treatments for sciatica, using manual joint mobilization, nerve desensitization exercises, and core strengthening to reduce leg pain and restore movement.
We treat lower back pain, neck stiffness, sciatica, shoulder rotator cuff injuries, knee ligament sprains, sports injuries, post-surgical rehab, whiplash, concussion, and balance disorders.