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Breanna Hooks is amazing! She's so kind and attentive and dedicated, while also being an encyclopaedia of knowledge. My neck and TMJ plus my feet are so happy they met Breanna. I saw her for the better part of 2025, and am so much the better for it.

Lia Hiltz

I recently saw new team member Beatriz for physio treatments, and both times I was quite satisfied with her level of professionalism, kindness and care.

Brian Chiasson

It pains me to write this, but my hope is that others may avoid repeating my mistake. Everyone here is nice and well meaning, but they are completely unprepared for complex sports medicine related physical therapy, both from an equipment and expertise perspective. This place is surely fine for those seeking physical therapy to return to work or eliminate minor pain, but if your issue is sports related, I would highly advise you to find a place with an actual sports medicine background and focus. I came here 6 months ago after an ACL and partial meniscectomy surgery. After some initial success, I experienced a large setback in my recovery due to my physical therapist instructing me to return to running on the treadmill without proper guidance or supervision. Despite his assurance that this activity was "low risk," a brief jog in the gym caused a significant joint infusion. I subsequently consulted with other sports medicine specialists, who informed me that a return to running should have been accompanied by an in-depth gait analysis and a detailed assessment of quad and hamstring strength. The program should have gradually returned me to running and increased load bearing, rather than just having me attempt this on my own with false assurances that everything would be fine. Due to this poor planning, my recovery time has been delayed by at least 6 months. My orthopedic surgeon initially forecasted a return to activity in 9 months, and now sadly I am looking at a total recovery time of at least 18 months, which will cause me to miss the entire winter ski season. I appreciate the friendliness of the staff, but irespective of these good intentions, the unfortunate result is utterly indefensible and inexcusable. Good vibes won't ease the pain of my impending arthritis. 6 months, hours of sick leave to take off work, more than $2k in fees, and most importantly, hope for an eventual return to normalcy have all been squandered. As mentioned, this place is likely fine for more minor injuries and people just looking to return to work or normal day-to-day activity. However, if you are an athlete or looking to return to sport, I highly recommend you seek treatment elsewhere.

John Stafford

I underwent several months of treatment for an arm injury that required medical attention. Following eight months of unsuccessful physiotherapy, I believed surgery was necessary. My surgeon recommended I seek a second opinion from another physiotherapy practice, which ultimately proved effective. My husband experienced a similar outcome in his own recovery, including a significant setback. Consequently, I cannot recommend this facility, despite the staff's amiable and pleasant demeanor.

Laura 3355

I approached Bellefleur suffer from sciatica. I found them professional, friendly and efficient. Jacob did a thorough interview at my initial visit and designed an exercise program, illustrating at each step the proper way to perform it. He also sent me a video showing the exercises. I saw him 3 times and each time he combined massages with reviewing my exercise routine and adding as necessary. I was going on holiday so he advised me on how to continue while I was gone. My sciatica disappeared after about a week of doing the exercises. As recommended I continue to do the exercises on a reduced basis as a preventative. On my return Jacob contacted me and offered any assistance. I recommend them unconditionally and will certainly return there should I have need of such help in the future.

Wayne DeWolfe