A workplace injury affects more than your job — it disrupts your income, your routine, and your confidence in your own body. Volt Health provides structured, evidence-based rehabilitation for workplace injuries in Abbotsford, with direct billing to WorkSafeBC on accepted claims and a treatment plan built around one goal: a safe, lasting return to work.
Recovering from a workplace injury is not the same as general rehab — your treatment has to rebuild the specific strength, endurance, and movement patterns your job demands. Our physiotherapists and kinesiologists work together on a single plan: hands-on physiotherapy to settle pain and restore mobility, then progressive active rehabilitation that mirrors the real physical demands of your work, whether that means lifting on a job site, repetitive assembly work, or a full day at a desk. We document your progress carefully throughout, so your claim file reflects the work you are putting in.
On an accepted WorkSafeBC claim, approved treatment is covered and we bill WorkSafeBC directly — you focus on recovering, not on invoices. Source
Treatment starts with a thorough assessment of your injury and the job demands you need to return to. From there, your physiotherapist combines manual therapy, targeted exercise, and — where appropriate — IMS/dry needling to reduce pain and restore function. Common workplace injuries we treat include back and shoulder strains from lifting, repetitive strain injuries, and joint sprains from slips and falls.
Getting out of pain is only half the job — the other half is being physically ready for a full shift. Our kinesiologists build graded conditioning programs on the athletic-centre floor that progressively rebuild the lifting capacity, endurance, and movement tolerance your role requires. The progression is deliberate: returning too early, without the capacity to match, is how re-injuries happen.
Because physiotherapy, kinesiology, and registered massage therapy all operate under one roof at Volt Health, your work-injury rehab does not get fragmented across clinics. Your practitioners share one plan and one picture of your progress — from the first assessment through hands-on treatment to the final stages of conditioning before you are back at work.
If you have been injured at work in BC:
Not sure where your claim stands? Contact us and we will help you sort out the next step.
Best place to go for rehab. Sandeep, the Kinesiologist, knows his stuff and has helped me throughout my recovery process and car accident injuries. He's really knowledgable about what you need to get better. Entire team is well trained, with experienced Physios and Massage Therapists too. Highly recommend people choose Volt Health if they need treatment.
After a frustrating experience at another physio clinic for my car accident injuries, coming here was a complete game-changer. I worked with Sandeep, the Kinesiologist, who immediately did a proper assessment and put together a plan that actually made sense. The entire process saved me so much time and headache, helping me get the treatment I needed so I could return to work much faster than I expected. On top of the great care, their flexible hours make them incredibly easy to work with. Sandeep truly goes the extra mile to help his patients. He was so diligent with all the reports and communication needed for my claim, which made a huge difference. I can't recommend this clinic enough, especially if you're dealing with ICBC.
The Volt Health Team is amazing! They truly listen and personalize each session to target exactly what you need. Their care and attention make all the difference, I highly recommend them for real results!
Yes — on an accepted WorkSafeBC claim, approved physiotherapy treatment for your workplace injury is covered, and Volt Health bills WorkSafeBC directly.
No referral is needed to see a physiotherapist in BC. You will need a WorkSafeBC claim number, which is created when you report your injury to your employer and WorkSafeBC.
Your WorkSafeBC claim number, and any information you have about your injury and your job's physical demands. We take care of the treatment reporting from there.
Contact us — we can help you understand your options, including starting treatment through your extended health plan while the claim is processed.