Physiotherapy in Surrey is led by a team of registered physiotherapists across our two clinics. Jinder Hoonjan, Mukul Kaushik and Amit Deva see patients at Scott Road, and Kanika Gandhi and Harpriya Luther treat patients at Chimney Hill. Same week assessments are available at both locations, with direct electronic billing to extended health plans, ICBC and WorkSafeBC. No physician referral is required.
Meet Your Surrey Physiotherapy Team
Every patient sees a named, registered physiotherapist, not a rotating roster. Here is who treats you at each Surrey clinic.
Jinder Hoonjan
Registered Physiotherapist
Surrey - Scott Road
Jinder graduated from the University of Manitoba with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy in 2010 and has since developed extensive experience helping patients manage pain, recover from injury, and improve their physical function. Her philosophy centres around active rehabilitation. Jinder believes that hands-on treatment can be an important part of recovery, but lasting progress also comes from restoring strength, movement, and confidence, and her treatments commonly combine manual therapy, soft tissue techniques, and individualized exercise prescription. She is also certified in acupuncture and may incorporate it into a patient's treatment plan when appropriate. She works collaboratively with patients to establish achievable rehabilitation goals and progressively build toward them, focusing not simply on short-term symptom relief but on helping patients regain the ability to participate more comfortably in work, recreation, exercise, and everyday life. Outside of the clinic, Jinder enjoys spending time with her family, working out, and being outdoors.
Mukul Kaushik
Registered Physiotherapist
Surrey - Scott Road
Mukul is a Physiotherapist and Kinesiologist with a broad background in rehabilitation and patient care. He completed his Bachelor of Physiotherapy at Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences in India in 2009 and has also completed Level 1 training in Manual Therapy. He is a member of the British Columbia Association of Kinesiologists and has been providing Active Rehabilitation services since 2019. Throughout his career, Mukul has gained experience across a variety of healthcare settings, including emergency care, outpatient and inpatient rehabilitation, senior rehabilitation, and home healthcare, allowing him to work with patients of different ages, abilities, and rehabilitation needs. Mukul takes a functional and goal-oriented approach to treatment. Whether providing physiotherapy or active rehabilitation, he works with patients to establish realistic goals and develop a plan focused on improving strength, mobility, movement, and overall physical function. He places particular importance on building a strong therapeutic relationship with his patients and enjoys helping them understand and actively participate in their recovery. Outside of the clinic, Mukul enjoys meeting new people, watching cricket, and following debates and current affairs.
Amit Deva
Registered Physiotherapist
Surrey - Scott Road
With more than two decades of clinical experience, Amit brings an extensive rehabilitation background to his physiotherapy practice. He completed his Bachelor of Physiotherapy in 2001 and Master of Physiotherapy in 2010 in India and also holds a Post-Graduate Diploma in Disability Rehabilitation and Management. Amit's experience spans musculoskeletal and sports injuries, vestibular and concussion-related conditions, age-related and degenerative conditions, cardiopulmonary rehabilitation, and complex neurological rehabilitation. His work in spinal cord injury rehabilitation has received recognition at both national and international levels. Amit believes successful rehabilitation begins with understanding what a patient wants to get back to doing. He establishes realistic, functional goals and develops a treatment plan around the patient's abilities, lifestyle, and stage of recovery. Depending on the condition, treatment may involve manual therapy, therapeutic exercise, shockwave therapy, cupping, Kinesio taping, laser therapy, TENS, IFT, ultrasound, and other rehabilitation strategies. Outside of physiotherapy, Amit enjoys spending time with his family and two young children, playing badminton, watching cricket, reading, and practising yoga.
Kanika Gandhi
Registered Physiotherapist
Surrey - Chimney Hill
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.
Harpriya Luther
Registered Physiotherapist
Surrey - Scott Road • Surrey - Chimney Hill • Langley - Willoughby
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.
Why Choose Our Physiotherapy Clinic in Surrey
Revive Rehab is a trusted physiotherapy clinic in Surrey with a multidisciplinary team offering personalized treatment plans, one on one sessions and direct billing options to ensure a smooth and effective recovery experience.
How We Treat the Most Common Conditions in Surrey
Low Back Pain and Commuter-Related Strain
Long commutes along King George Boulevard, Highway 10 and Highway 15, combined with desk or warehouse work, load the lumbar spine unevenly. Our physiotherapists assess disc health, core stability and daily movement habits to target the actual structural driver of your pain, not just the flare up.
ICBC Motor Vehicle Accident Rehabilitation
Scott Road, King George Boulevard and 152nd Street are among Surrey's busiest collision corridors. ICBC Enhanced Care pre approves 25 physiotherapy sessions within the first 12 weeks of a collision, direct billed with zero out of pocket cost. We treat whiplash associated disorders, seatbelt trauma across the chest and shoulder, thoracic and lumbar sprain, and post concussion symptoms, starting treatment early to reduce the risk of pain becoming chronic. Our clinical team also handles the ICBC paperwork directly, including progress reports to your adjustor, so you are not chasing forms while trying to recover.
Sports Injury and Overuse Rehabilitation
From soccer and cricket leagues around Newton and Fleetwood to running and cycling along the Scott Road corridor, sports injuries need structured load management rather than generic rest advice. We treat ankle sprains, ACL and meniscus injuries, tennis and golfer's elbow, and rotator cuff strain, assessing joint stability, muscle imbalance and movement patterns to identify what actually caused the injury. Your return to sport plan is built in progressive stages, pain control, strength rebuilding, then sport specific loading, so you go back to play with a lower risk of re injury rather than returning the moment pain settles.
Vestibular Rehabilitation and Concussion Management
Dizziness, balance instability and post concussion symptoms are assessed with the same rigour as a physical injury, since the underlying cause varies widely. Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV) is treated with canalith repositioning maneuvers that typically resolve symptoms within one to two visits, while post concussion dizziness, light sensitivity and neck related headaches follow a graded, symptom limited return to activity program built on current concussion consensus protocols.
WorkSafeBC Occupational Injury Rehabilitation
Surrey's warehousing, trades and transportation workforce generates steady WorkSafeBC demand, with lifting strains, repetitive shoulder and wrist injuries, and lower back strain among the most common claims we see. As a registered WorkSafeBC provider, we manage the claim paperwork, submit clinical progress reports on the schedule WCB requires, and build treatment plans around functional job demands, not just general fitness, so your case manager sees clear progress toward a safe return to your specific role.
Chronic Pain and Osteoarthritis Management
Long standing joint or spinal pain, including knee and hip osteoarthritis, responds differently than an acute injury, the goal shifts from pure pain relief to building the strength and movement tolerance needed for daily function. We combine manual therapy for symptom relief with a progressive, non invasive exercise program so patients can manage flare ups themselves between visits rather than depending on repeat treatment indefinitely.
What a First Physiotherapy Visit Involves
Your first visit includes a full movement and history assessment, an initial hands on treatment, and a home exercise plan you can start the same day. Not just a conversation about your symptoms.
Conditions Our Surrey Physiotherapists Treat
Select a condition below to see how our clinical team approaches assessment and treatment.
Motor Vehicle Injuries: A Common Cause of Physiotherapy Treatment
In addition to sports and workplace injuries, motor vehicle accidents are a common cause of physiotherapy treatment. The impact of road accidents can result in various injuries, such as whiplash, fractures, and soft tissue damage.
Our ICBC physiotherapy in Surrey plays a crucial role in the rehabilitation process for motor vehicle accident victims. Revive Rehab can reduce pain, improve mobility and function, and help prevent long term complications. By creating personalized treatment plans, our physiotherapists help patients regain strength, flexibility and resilience.
Even minor injuries from motor vehicle accidents can have lasting effects on a person physical well being. Our physiotherapy team focuses on treating the immediate symptoms while also aiming to prevent further complications in the future, so patients can resume their daily activities and maintain a good quality of life.
We also recognize the psychological impact of motor vehicle accidents. Many individuals experience anxiety, fear or stress following a traumatic accident, and our physiotherapists provide emotional support alongside physical treatment throughout the recovery process.
Learn more about Motor Vehicle Accident InjuriesWhat Do Our Surrey Physiotherapists Do?
Our physiotherapists assess, diagnose and manage a wide range of health challenges that affect quality of life, from acute injuries to chronic and degenerative conditions such as osteoarthritis. The goal is to decrease pain, inflammation and swelling while restoring normal movement, strength and function.
For degenerative conditions, our team focuses on pain management techniques and encourages activities that maintain joint function and improve quality of life. Every physiotherapist assesses your requirements individually and develops a customized treatment plan to ensure optimal outcomes.
Shockwave Therapy
Shockwave Therapy delivers high energy acoustic pulses directly to chronic, stubborn tendon pain and calcifications. For conditions like plantar fasciitis or Achilles tendinopathy that have resisted traditional rest and manual care, shockwaves stimulate local blood flow and help break down scar tissue, encouraging the body natural healing response.
This non invasive treatment requires minimal downtime, so most patients resume daily activities quickly, and it is a popular option for athletes recovering from tendon related sports injuries.
Best Physiotherapy Services in Surrey
What Does Physiotherapy Cost in Surrey?
An initial physiotherapy assessment at Revive Rehab is typically $90 to $140 depending on the complexity of your condition, with follow up treatment sessions ranging from $75 to $110. BC Medical Services Plan (MSP) does not cover physiotherapy for most adults, so cost is usually managed through an extended health benefits plan, ICBC for motor vehicle accident claims, or WorkSafeBC for workplace injuries rather than out of pocket.
Where you have eligible coverage, we direct bill your insurer electronically so you are not paying upfront and waiting on reimbursement.
Insurance and Direct Billing at Both Surrey Clinics
Both Scott Road and Chimney Hill direct bill Pacific Blue Cross, Sun Life, Canada Life, Manulife and Green Shield, alongside ICBC and WorkSafeBC claims.
Direct Billing Available
We offer direct billing with many major Canadian insurance providers. Coverage varies by plan, so our team can help you confirm your benefits before your visit.
- Canada Life
- Manulife
- Sun Life
- GreenShield
- Pacific Blue Cross
- Blue Cross
- Desjardins Insurance
- ClaimSecure
- Empire Life
- Equitable Life
- Beneva
- Johnson Insurance
- Industrial Alliance
- GroupHEALTH
- Chambers Plan
- TELUS Health eClaims
Direct billing availability depends on your plan, provider rules, and treatment type. Please contact the clinic or check your benefits to confirm coverage.
Book at Scott Road
Jinder Hoonjan, Mukul Kaushik and Amit Deva treat patients at our Scott Road clinic.
Book at Chimney Hill
Kanika Gandhi and Harpriya Luther treat patients at our Chimney Hill clinic.
Reference Sources: Guidance on physiotherapy as a primary contact profession in British Columbia is drawn from the College of Health and Care Professionals of BC (CHCPBC) and the Physiotherapy Association of British Columbia (PABC). ICBC claim information referenced from the ICBC Enhanced Care Recovery Guidelines.
Frequently Asked Questions
Our Surrey physiotherapists treat low back pain, sciatica, neck stiffness, whiplash, shoulder rotator cuff tears, knee joint arthritis, sports ligament sprains, post surgical joints, and balance and vertigo issues.
No doctor referral is required to book a physiotherapy session in BC. You can self refer and schedule an assessment directly with our clinical team.
Initial assessments are 45 to 60 minutes long and include a comprehensive health history review, physical movement evaluation, clear diagnosis, hands on treatment, and a home exercise plan.
Follow up treatment sessions are typically 30 to 45 minutes of dedicated one on one manual therapy and exercise rehabilitation.
Yes. Most Canadian extended health insurance plans cover registered physiotherapy. We offer direct electronic billing for Pacific Blue Cross, Sun Life, Canada Life, Manulife, and Green Shield.
Yes. We are registered care providers for both ICBC car accident claims, with 25 pre approved sessions, and WorkSafeBC occupational injury claims.
An initial assessment is typically $90 to $140 and follow up sessions range from $75 to $110, depending on the complexity of your condition. If you have eligible extended health, ICBC, or WorkSafeBC coverage, we bill your insurer directly rather than charging you upfront.
No, MSP does not cover physiotherapy for most adults in BC. Coverage is usually through an extended health benefits plan, ICBC for motor vehicle accident claims, or WorkSafeBC for workplace injuries. We can help confirm what applies to you before your first visit.
Direct billing means we submit your claim electronically to your insurer at the time of your visit, so you only pay any remaining balance not covered by your plan rather than the full session cost upfront.
Acute muscle strains often improve within 4 to 6 sessions, while complex spinal conditions or post surgical recovery may require 8 to 16 or more visits over several months.
Wear comfortable, loose athletic clothing such as shorts, a tank top, or sweatpants that allow easy movement and physical examination of the injured joint.
Yes. We treat ACL tears, meniscus injuries, ankle sprains, tennis elbow, runner knee, and shoulder impingement for athletes of all levels.
Yes. Our multidisciplinary team coordinates care plans so you can receive physiotherapy, RMT massage, and chiropractic adjustments under one roof.
Yes. We offer weekend booking slots on Saturday and Sunday from 9 AM to 6 PM at our Surrey clinics.
You can book easily online through our website booking portal or call our front desk team to select a time that fits your schedule.