Outpatient Rehabilitation Clinic

7801 Argyle Street Vancouver, BC, V5P 3L6
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Appointments: 604-322-2653
Therapy department: 604-322-2647
Fax: 604-322-2657

Services available through this clinic

Providence Health Care offers a variety of services to support those we care for. The following services may be of use or benefit to you and your families.

Our clinical dietitians work with healthcare teams to give practical nutrition advice and education to patients and residents. They focus on your individual needs as well as involving your family in your nutritional health.

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Physiotherapists (PTs) are experts in movement. They work closely with your care team to improve your overall health and function. Using their knowledge of the body, PTs help you improve your mobility, reduce pain, and build strength.

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Occupational therapists (OT’s) collaborate with you to help you regain or discover new ways to engage in activities you enjoy. If an injury, illness, or disability is preventing you from participating in crucial daily tasks, an OT can identify your personal strengths and priorities. They will guide you on how to improve function and actively participate more fully in your everyday activities.

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Our social work team helps patients and their families by providing emotional support and connecting them to helpful resources and services. This team can also assist in planning for the future, advocate for patients' needs, and help with practical concerns like finances and social support.

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Speech-language pathologists can work with you to assess, treat, and provide education on neurological communication and swallowing impairments. Swallowing assessments can include Fiberoptic Endoscopic Evaluation of Swallowing (FEES), and Videofluroscopic Swallow Studies (VFSS).

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We offer Electromyography/Nerve Conduction Studies.
They are also known as physical medicine and rehabilitation physicians. Physiatrists specialize in treating patients who have a combination of neurological and musculoskeletal (MSK) conditions. Their expertise lies in diagnosing and treating pain, restoring function, and helping patients with physical impairments or disabilities due to disease, disorders, or injuries. This multidisciplinary approach often involves coordinating treatment with other specialists to provide comprehensive care tailored to each patient's unique needs. They may also perform interventional injections to manage MSK or neurological issues such as spasticity.
The Indigenous Wellness Liaison Team is here to support your health journey. Team members offer cultural support and healthcare advocacy. Learn more below or call them at 604-682-2344,62937 or email IWL@providencehealth.bc.ca.

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To help with communicating with your health care team, we offer interpretation services 24-hours-a-day. Please ask your care team to place a request if you need an interpreter including a sign language interpreter.

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We strive to offer you the best and most compassionate care possible. If we succeed, please let us know. If we fall short of our goal “How you want to be treated,” please also let us know.

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Conditions treated at this clinic

General populations served

Neurological

Cerebral Vascular Accident
Parkinson’s Disease, Progressive Supranuclear Palsy (PSP), Parkinson’s plus
Recent decline in function leading to falls
Post Polio, Guillain-Barre Syndrome
Brain Tumor (if stable and not on active medical treatment for cancer)
Other neurological diagnosis
Driver Rehabilitation (class 5 license only)

Musculoskeletal

Hip and knee arthroplasty
Trauma/fracture
Recent decline in function leading to falls
Amputation of lower extremity with realistic goal of prosthetic use (should also be actively followed by physiatry)
Osteoarthritis
Deconditioning post acute hospital admission
Other MSK diagnosis
Driver Rehabilitation (class 5 license only)

For more details, please review:

Outpatient Rehabilitation Admission Guidelines - Holy Family Hospital

Last reviewed: August 12, 2025