About The Grange Physical Therapy & Sports Injury Clinic
We are located in the west end of Edmonton and we pride ourselves on being locally owned.
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The clinic proudly opened its doors in October 2011. Conveniently located on the main floor of a shopping complex, we offer physical therapy, massage therapy, IMS/trigger point dry needling, (as well as limited TCM acupuncture), women's pelvic health physiotherapy, and concussion management. We are also one of the few clinics in Edmonton to offer hand therapy for various hand injuries.
The staff at The Grange Physical Therapy work closely with their patients to ensure they receive the best possible care. This bond in communication allows the therapists to achieve our patient’s desired results.
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Sudharshan Sundararajan, came together with Janice Bealer and Gary Nelson in 2011 with the intention of providing quality care that is catered to each individual. Our goal is to create an environment where clients feel encouraged to be a part of the management of their care and rehabilitation.
Our Vision
The Grange Physical Therapy & Sports Injury Clinic envisions a world of healthy, active people living life to its fullest. We see ourselves being a key participant in achieving that goal, beginning with our little corner of the world, and the communities we actively serve.
Our Mission
The Grange Physical Therapy & Sports Injury Clinic is dedicated to enriching the lives of others through results-oriented treatment of injuries delivered in a caring, respectful manner. We are firm believers in the effectiveness of physical therapy, as well as complementary treatments such as dry needling and massage therapy; and as such are steadfastly committed to making the public aware of its life changing benefits.
Sudharshan Sundarararjan
Sudharshan has an undergraduate degree in Physical Therapy and a Masters in Orthopedic Physical Therapy. He started his career in Canada in 2001, working with a variety of clients in a rural hospital, eventually shifting to a private practice in 2007. He has also incorporated needling into his physical therapy practice since 2004.