Toronto, ON – Ace Physio is inviting Torontonians to keep their lives moving with the latest in physiotherapy treatments. Their “one stop shop” is conveniently located downtown on Yonge and College, above the Shopper’s Drug Mart with the entrance from 2 Carlton St.

Ace Physio offers convenient subway access through the Yonge and College North-East Subway Exit. Ace Physio can also be easily accessed from College Park, and offers access to 777 Bay St. Ace Physio features the latest equipment, and a team of highly-trained Registered Physiotherapists.

“We’re looking to keep Toronto moving by bringing them the latest treatments in a convenient location,” says Brad Saltz. Ace Physio is located steps from the TTC Subway, and only a short walk from Ryerson and U of T. This means that anyone in the downtown Toronto core can quickly access their Physiotherapy services on their way to work, from work, and even on their lunch break.

Focusing on innovation, training, and the use of technology Ace Physio has all of the latest equipment and techniques. Including shockwave therapy, cold laser therapy, and spinal decompression. All treatment plans are delivered 1 on 1, and designed to meet each individual patients unique needs.

Ace Physio is a leading Toronto based Physiotherapy Clinic offering personalized 1 on 1 treatment. The Ace Physio clinic features the latest equipment designed to treat injuries related to sports, motor vehicle accidents, and workplace accidents. Physiotherapy services available include shockwave therapy; super pulsed laser therapy, physiotherapy, acupuncture, gua sha massage, manual therapy, spinal decompression, and many others. Ace Physio recently added a free online health education platform to its already long list of services. With easy access for patients via the TTC Subway, and convenient weekend hours Ace Physio has a solution to meet the needs of GTA residents.

Visit http://www.acephysio.ca for more information.

Source: http://marketersmedia.com/pioneers-of-modern-physiotherapy-now-open-in-downtown-toronto/4248