We are inviting interested physiotherapy employers to an information session presented by Health Care of Ontario Pension Plan (HOOPP). This session is free to attend and registration is mandatory. Register now: https://lnkd.in/gz8e-hhA
Ontario Physiotherapy Association
Non-profit Organizations
Toronto, ON 9,206 followers
Ontarians are Healthier and Stronger through Physiotherapy
About us
OPA is committed to leadership in physiotherapy through the provision of advocacy, professional development and career support services for its members in order to provide quality physiotherapy to Ontarians. OPA subscribes to dealing with members and the public in a manner that includes: Physiotherapy by Physiotherapists Integrity Professionalism Quality in Services Innovation and Research Collaboration Accountability Effective Communications
- Website
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https://opa.on.ca
External link for Ontario Physiotherapy Association
- Industry
- Non-profit Organizations
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Toronto, ON
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 1964
- Specialties
- Advocacy for PTs, PTAs and Physiotherapy Students, Practice Resources for OPA members, Volunteer & Professional Development Opportunities, Marketing for the Physiotherapy profession, Job Listings for Physiotherapists, Course Listings for Physiotherapy Community, and Classified Listings for Physiotherapists, PTAs and Students
Locations
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Primary
110 Sheppard Avenue East
Suite 810
Toronto, ON M2N 6Y8, CA
Employees at Ontario Physiotherapy Association
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Sarah Hutchison, MHSc. LL.M. ICD.D
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Raj Suppiah PT
Health Care Entrepreneur | Employer | Educator | Business & Leadership Coach | Sport Physiotherapist | Co-Founder at Foundation Physiotherapy &…
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Julie LaRocque
Physiotherapist at Sault Area Hospital
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Kyle Whaley
Adjunct Lecturer, Department of Physical Therapy University of Toronto at University of Toronto
Updates
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OPA extends heartfelt congratulations to Oren Cheifetz, OPA Past-President, for being announced as Queen’s School of Rehabilitation Therapy Distinguished Alumni Award recipient. This award recognizes one graduate annually from each of the Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Rehabilitation Science, and Aging and Health programs who have made exceptional contributions to their chosen profession, field or community. Congratulations, Oren!
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In Ontario's 2024 budget, the Government requested that Ontario's Financial Services Regulator, FSRA, conduct a review of the health service provider guidelines and frameworks. Consultations are open until November 29, 2024, and FSRA is accepting submissions on three (3) papers: 1) Health Service Provider Framework Review 2) Health Claims for Auto Insurance (HCAI) System Review 3) Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule (SABS) Review We encourage members, and all physiotherapists, to make submissions directly to FSRA on the issues that are most relevant to you. OPA is working on a response to these consultations with a focus on key priorities including reducing red tape, advocating for fair compensation, and reducing redundancy in regulation. We will publish our submission with members and on our website. If you would like to share your feedback with OPA to support us in this important work, please submit your thoughts and suggestions on our website by November 11, 2024: https://lnkd.in/gwxQA47m
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Looking for new opportunities in the field of physiotherapy? Explore the latest job listings on our website and find your next career move: https://lnkd.in/gx8yFxu
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We are so happy to see that the dedicated advocacy efforts of the Northern Ontario District of OPA is bringing even more attention to the importance of fully implementing Bill 179, and the impact this implementation would have for communities across Ontario. https://lnkd.in/g2gb5N79
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Don't miss out on the big changes happening in physiotherapy in Ontario. Be a part of the change and join OPA/CPA today. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gQUHKp6T Sarah Hutchison, MHSc. LL.M. ICD.D
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We are excited to share the most recent advocacy efforts from representatives of the Northern Ontario District of OPA, who received an important assurance from the Minister of Health, Sylvia Jones, on the implementation of Bill 179! On Monday afternoon, Venkadesan R., President of the Northern Ontario District of OPA, and Andy Wang Past-President, attended a roundtable discussion with members of the medical community hosted by Sylvia Jones , Deputy Premier and Minister of Health, in Sudbury. During this important roundtable discussion, Venkadesan and Andy had the opportunity to emphasize the urgency of finalizing regulations that would enable Ontario physiotherapists to directly order diagnostic and laboratory tests. Minister Jones assured them she would review and take the necessary steps to implement Bill 179. Later that evening, Venkadesan and Andy attended a Leader’s Dinner with Ontario Premier Doug Ford and his cabinet ministers, where they successfully brought this critical issue to the Premier’s attention. We were proud to support these advocacy efforts by equipping our representatives with comprehensive documentation to present to Minister Jones and Premier Ford. Congratulations to Venkadesan and Andy on their impactful work and dedication to advancing the profession. Sarah Hutchison, MHSc. LL.M. ICD.D Amy Hondronicols
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The Windsor District of OPA is hosting a course in May 2025 titled "The Painful Shoulder". This fun and informal two-day course is designed for all therapists, regardless of their professional titles or experience, who are looking for a patient-centred, pragmatic, and practical approach to the assessment and management of all painful shoulder issues. Learn more and register: https://lnkd.in/gC-BeQ6P
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Are you passionate about shaping the future of the physiotherapy profession? The Ontario Physiotherapy Association is looking for dedicated members to join the Board for 2025! This is your chance to make an impact, influence important decisions, and contribute to the growth of our community. Learn more and submit your nomination today: https://lnkd.in/gud93CZC
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In the fall of 2023, OPA released a survey examining market fees for private practices in Ontario with a goal of identifying common fees and rates for physiotherapist services in the private sector. OPA engaged with a working group of physiotherapists who represent diverse geographical regions, practice models, and practice sizes across Ontario, as well as a professional consultant, utilizing the data from the market fee survey to develop a Usual and Customary Fee Guideline for physiotherapists, patients, and third-party payers. We are pleased to officially release the 2024 Fee Guideline, which is a significant step in providing guidance on fair and reasonable billing for physiotherapists. Access guidelines: https://lnkd.in/gP9WuVrN