Sled push on the gym floor during active rehabilitation at Forza Physiotherapy

Active Rehabilitation in Downtown Vancouver

Active Rehabilitation in Downtown Vancouver

Treatment you do, not treatment done to you

Treatment you do, not treatment done to you

Forza offers one-on-one active rehabilitation in downtown Vancouver. You rebuild strength and movement on a full gym floor with a registered physiotherapist, and your progress is measured at every stage.

One-to-one with a registered physiotherapist every session

Progress measured with force plates and dynamometers

Rehab on a full training floor inside Evolve Strength

Feeling Better but Not Back to Normal?

Agility ladder drill with a physiotherapist at Forza Physiotherapy Vancouver

Many injuries return because treatment ended before strength came back.

Home exercises with no one checking progress

No measurement to show you are ready

Forza active rehabilitation rebuilds strength and proves it with testing.

Why Choose Forza for Active Rehab

Why Choose Forza for Active Rehab

Our active rehabilitation is hands-on, personal and measured.

Our active rehabilitation is hands-on, personal and measured.

Full One-on-One Sessions

Full One-on-One Sessions

You spend your whole session with your physiotherapist, start to finish.

You spend your whole session with your physiotherapist, start to finish.

Objective Testing and Data

Objective Testing and Data

Force plates, dynamometers and VALD testing track your progress in numbers.

Force plates, dynamometers and VALD testing track your progress in numbers.

A Real Gym, Not a Treatment Room

A Real Gym, Not a Treatment Room

Rehab happens on the full Evolve Strength gym floor with proper equipment.

Rehab happens on the full Evolve Strength gym floor with proper equipment.

Meet Your Physiotherapists

Forza is home to 4 registered physiotherapists who treat one-on-one.

Headshot of Jordan Huhta, Physiotherapist at Forza Physiotherapy
Jordan Huhta

MScPT, Physiotherapist

He/Him/His

Jordan leads physiotherapy on the major trauma and orthopaedics unit at Vancouver General Hospital. He trained at Manchester Metropolitan University and studied Kinesiology at UBC.

Treats: orthopaedic and post-surgical injuries, lower-limb injuries, and ACL rehab.

Headshot of Teala McEwan, Physiotherapist at Forza Physiotherapy
Teala McEwan

MSc, Physiotherapy Physiotherapist

She/Her/Hers

Teala earned her Master's in Physiotherapy at Keele University and spent 3 years in private musculoskeletal practice in the UK.

Treats: musculoskeletal injuries and pelvic health, with added training in pelvic health physiotherapy, acupuncture, vestibular rehabilitation, and concussion management.

Headshot of Justin Mazzei, Physiotherapist and Co-Founder at Forza Physiotherapy
Justin Mazzei

MScPT, Physiotherapist and Co-Founder

He/Him/His

Justin completed a Master's in Physiotherapy at the University of Queensland and trained across Australia. He studied Kinesiology and Exercise Science at the University of the Fraser Valley.

Treats: return-to-sport, injury prevention, and overhead and running athletes, and offers dry needling.

Headshot of Marcel Wallace, Physiotherapist and Co-Founder at Forza Physiotherapy
Marcel Wallace

MScPT, Physiotherapist and Co-Founder

He/Him/His

Marcel earned his Master's in Physiotherapy from Brunel University in the UK and moved to Canada in 2020. He is an Olympic weightlifter and lectures in orthopaedic pathology.

Treats: low back, shoulder, hip, knee, and ankle injuries, and strength athletes.



What to Expect From Active Rehabilitation

What to Expect From Active Rehabilitation

Active rehabilitation, or active rehab, is exercise-based rehab led by a registered physiotherapist. Instead of lying on a treatment table for most of the session, you spend it rebuilding strength, mobility and confidence with loaded exercise, progressed as your results improve.

Who it is for. People recovering from an injury or surgery, people with ongoing back, hip, knee or shoulder pain that keeps coming back, and people who want a structured, supervised program to get back to the gym, sport or physical work.

Your first visit. Your first appointment is a 45 or 60-minute one-to-one assessment. Your physiotherapist reviews your history, screens your movement and runs objective testing. From there, sessions are active: loaded exercise on the gym floor, with hands-on treatment where it helps.

Follow-up sessions. Most of each session is spent moving: your physiotherapist coaches your exercises, adjusts the load and checks your form, so you leave knowing exactly what to do until the next visit. Follow-ups are one-on-one for the whole session: 45 minutes is $145 and 60 minutes is $190, and your physiotherapist will talk through how often to come in rather than sell you a fixed package.

Fees. A 45-minute initial assessment is $145 and a 60-minute initial assessment is $190. Forza direct bills most major extended health plans in BC, and you do not need a doctor's referral to book.

Not sure where to start? Book a free 10-minute discovery call with a physiotherapist, or book online when you are ready.

When we refer you on. If your assessment points to something that needs a doctor, imaging or a specialist first, your physiotherapist will tell you and help you arrange it. Physiotherapy at Forza works alongside your family doctor and surgeon, not instead of them.

Active rehabilitation, or active rehab, is exercise-based rehab led by a registered physiotherapist. Instead of lying on a treatment table for most of the session, you spend it rebuilding strength, mobility and confidence with loaded exercise, progressed as your results improve.

Who it is for. People recovering from an injury or surgery, people with ongoing back, hip, knee or shoulder pain that keeps coming back, and people who want a structured, supervised program to get back to the gym, sport or physical work.

Your first visit. Your first appointment is a 45 or 60-minute one-to-one assessment. Your physiotherapist reviews your history, screens your movement and runs objective testing. From there, sessions are active: loaded exercise on the gym floor, with hands-on treatment where it helps.

Follow-up sessions. Most of each session is spent moving: your physiotherapist coaches your exercises, adjusts the load and checks your form, so you leave knowing exactly what to do until the next visit. Follow-ups are one-on-one for the whole session: 45 minutes is $145 and 60 minutes is $190, and your physiotherapist will talk through how often to come in rather than sell you a fixed package.

Fees. A 45-minute initial assessment is $145 and a 60-minute initial assessment is $190. Forza direct bills most major extended health plans in BC, and you do not need a doctor's referral to book.

Not sure where to start? Book a free 10-minute discovery call with a physiotherapist, or book online when you are ready.

When we refer you on. If your assessment points to something that needs a doctor, imaging or a specialist first, your physiotherapist will tell you and help you arrange it. Physiotherapy at Forza works alongside your family doctor and surgeon, not instead of them.

Testing, Tools, and Follow-Up

Testing, Tools, and Follow-Up

How force plate testing works. You stand, squat, jump or push on force plates while they record how much force each leg produces and how quickly. Dynamometers measure the strength of single muscle groups. The software compares your two sides and tracks the same numbers over time, so your physiotherapist can show you your progress instead of estimating it.

You have full access to Evolve Strength equipment and tools like Blood Flow Restriction training, and retesting shows when you are ready for the next stage. Your program is written so you can keep going between sessions.

Related programs at Forza: post-surgery physiotherapy and sports physiotherapy. Read more in what is active rehabilitation.

Active Rehabilitation FAQ

Active Rehabilitation FAQ

What is active rehabilitation?

What is active rehabilitation?

It is rehab where you do the work: loaded exercise and movement, supervised and progressed by your physiotherapist, rather than only passive treatment.

It is rehab where you do the work: loaded exercise and movement, supervised and progressed by your physiotherapist, rather than only passive treatment.

Do I need a referral?

Do I need a referral?

No, you can book physiotherapy at Forza without a referral. Some extended health plans require one for reimbursement, so check your policy first.

No, you can book physiotherapy at Forza without a referral. Some extended health plans require one for reimbursement, so check your policy first.

Do you direct bill for physiotherapy?

Do you direct bill for physiotherapy?

Yes, we direct-bill most major extended health insurers in BC. We do not bill ICBC or WorkSafeBC at this time. You can still book as a private patient.

Yes, we direct-bill most major extended health insurers in BC. We do not bill ICBC or WorkSafeBC at this time. You can still book as a private patient.

How is my progress measured?

How is my progress measured?

With force plate, dynamometer and VALD testing. The results set your baseline and show your progress in numbers, not guesswork.

With force plate, dynamometer and VALD testing. The results set your baseline and show your progress in numbers, not guesswork.

What is Blood Flow Restriction training?

What is Blood Flow Restriction training?

It is a technique that builds strength using lighter loads during rehab. It helps you make gains safely when heavy lifting is not yet an option.

It is a technique that builds strength using lighter loads during rehab. It helps you make gains safely when heavy lifting is not yet an option.

Find Us in Yaletown, Downtown Vancouver

Forza is on the 4th floor of The Post building, inside Evolve Strength.

Address: 658 Homer St, Suite 410, Vancouver, BC
Phone: 604-359-2919
Email: contact@forzaphysiotherapy.com

How to Find Us
Enter the Post building lobby by the Starbucks and City Market.
Take the 2 escalators up to the gym, or the 2 central elevators to the 4th floor.

Forza is on the 4th floor of The Post building, inside Evolve Strength.

Address: 658 Homer St, Suite 410, Vancouver, BC

Phone: 604-359-2919

Email: contact@forzaphysiotherapy.com

How to Find Us

Enter the Post building lobby by the Starbucks and City Market.

Take the 2 escalators up to the gym, or the 2 central elevators to the 4th floor.


Watch our short walkthrough video below.


Find Us in Yaletown, Downtown Vancouver

Forza is on the 4th floor of The Post building, inside Evolve Strength.

Address: 658 Homer St, Suite 410, Vancouver, BC

Phone: 604-359-2919

Email: contact@forzaphysiotherapy.com

How to Find Us

Enter the Post building lobby by the Starbucks and City Market.

Take the 2 escalators up to the gym, or the 2 central elevators to the 4th floor.


Watch our short walkthrough video below.


Photo of downtown Vancouver, BC, Canada
Photo of downtown Vancouver, BC, Canada