Northwest Edmonton, since 1987
Assessment first. Treatment second.
Treatment begins with a thorough one-on-one assessment, not a rushed appointment shared across a busy floor. Your physiotherapist takes the time to understand what is going on, then builds the plan around it.
Why patients choose Coronation Physiotherapy
Trusted since 1987
A practice Edmonton has relied on from the same northwest location since 1987, now led by an experienced team.
Owner operated
Both owners are registered physiotherapists who treat patients themselves, every day, in this clinic.
3,400+ sq ft
A dedicated rehabilitation facility with a full exercise gym, private treatment rooms and advanced equipment.
4.8 from 101 reviews
Rated 4.8 on Google by 101 patients across northwest Edmonton.
Why people come here
Assessment-led care, from your first visit to your last
Patients arrive at Coronation having already tried physiotherapy somewhere else. Often the treatment was reasonable. What was missing was a clear answer about what was driving the pain, so the plan never quite fit.
We spend the first appointment on assessment. History, movement testing, strength and control, and the specific tests that separate one cause from another. You leave knowing what we found and what we intend to do about it.
That is also why you stay with one physiotherapist. The person who assessed you is the person who treats you, so nothing gets lost in a handover.
How our physiotherapy works
How it goes
Three steps, and you know where you stand after the first one
A full assessment
Sixty minutes with a registered physiotherapist. History, movement and strength testing, and the specific tests that tell one cause from another. We explain what we find in plain language.
A plan you agree to
You get the working diagnosis, what we expect recovery to look like, and how long it should take. Treatment starts once you understand the plan, not before.
Treatment and progression
Hands-on treatment, the equipment your condition actually calls for, and exercise that gets harder as you improve. We reassess as we go and change the plan when the evidence says to.
What we treat
Care matched to the problem, not a standard package
Every service below runs off the same assessment. What differs is the treatment the assessment points to.

Physiotherapy
Assessment-led treatment for musculoskeletal pain, injury and post-surgical recovery, from first visit to discharge.
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Sports rehabilitation
Return-to-sport rehabilitation with criteria you have to meet, not a date on a calendar.
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After a car accident
Alberta accident benefits handled for you, from the first report through the treatment protocols.
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Vertigo and dizziness
Vestibular assessment and repositioning treatment for BPPV, with physiotherapists certified to assess and treat it.
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IMS and dry needling
Gunn IMS for neuropathic pain, chronic muscle tension and trigger points that have not released.
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Shockwave therapy
Three types of shockwave for stubborn tendinopathies, plantar fasciitis and calcific tendon problems.
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A rehabilitation facility, not a treatment cubicle
Recovery needs room. Coronation runs a 3,400 square foot facility in northwest Edmonton with private assessment rooms, a dedicated massage and acupuncture room, and a full rehabilitation gym with cardio and strength equipment.
That matters because the last third of rehabilitation is load. You cannot test whether a knee is ready to return to sport in a two-metre bay, and you cannot progress a shoulder without something to push against.
Free parking sits at the front and the back of the building, and the entrance is at street level.
Who treats you
Owner operated, by physiotherapists who still treat
Both owners are registered physiotherapists with patients of their own. The people who set the clinical standard here are the people applying it.

Gugan Dakshnamurthy
Co-owner, Registered Physiotherapist
More than 14 years treating musculoskeletal conditions, with a focus on neck, shoulder and knee. Certified in assessing and treating BPPV.

Muthuukaruppan Muthiah
Co-owner, Registered Physiotherapist
Known to patients as Muthu. More than 24 years in clinical practice and the most senior physiotherapist on the team.

Karen Stachiw
Registered Massage Therapist
Combines massage, osteopathy and yoga, with 25 years of prior experience as a paramedic.
Paying for treatment
We handle the billing where we can
We direct bill most major extended health plans, and we handle motor vehicle accident and WCB claims through their own processes so you are not chasing paperwork mid-recovery.
We confirm what your plan covers before treatment starts, so there are no surprises at the desk.
Straight answers
Questions patients ask us
Do I need a doctor referral to book physiotherapy?
No. You can book a physiotherapy assessment directly in Alberta. Some extended health plans ask for a referral before they reimburse, so it is worth checking your own policy before your first visit.
Do you bill my insurance directly?
Yes. We direct bill most major extended health insurers, along with motor vehicle accident claims and WCB claims where coverage is approved. We confirm what is covered before treatment starts.
What happens at a first appointment?
Your first visit is a full assessment with a registered physiotherapist, not a quick intake. We take your history, test movement and strength, explain what we find, and agree a plan with you before any treatment begins.
Will I see the same physiotherapist each visit?
Yes. You work with the same registered physiotherapist from assessment through to discharge, so nobody has to re-learn your case and the plan stays consistent.
Where are you and is there parking?
We are at 14315 118 Ave NW, Unit 142 in northwest Edmonton, with free parking at the front and the back of the building.
What are your hours?
Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Closed Saturday and Sunday.
Start with a thorough assessment
Tell us what is going on and we will find the appointment that fits. Direct billing to most major insurers, free parking front and back.