POLYCLINC REHABILITATION INSTITUTE - Key Persons
Coleen has been a receptionist in the health industry since 2008. "I love talking and getting to know the patients," she says. "I like to see them as more than just names on a list. They depend on us to make them better. And I take that very seriously."
Job Titles:
- Chiropractor
- Clinic Director
- Member in Good Standing of the Canadian
For over 21 years, Dr. Bob Grossman has provided effective, state-of-the-art and non-medicinal treatment for patients with a wide variety of pain conditions and physical challenges.
Dr. Grossman is a member in good standing of the Canadian and Ontario Chiropractic Associations, the American Back Society and the Canadian Academy of Pain Management.
Dr. Grossman was inspired to become a Chiropractor after a back injury at age 19 required chiropractic care. He was impressed with the efficiency and quality of service as he responded quickly to treatment and his condition resolved entirely.
Dr. Levitin believes in an integrated model of health care delivery and was one of the first to integrate medical, chiropractic, physiotherapy, acupuncture and psychology in one facility.
Kate has been in the health industry for 4 years. Chances are her voice will be the first one you hear when you call. "I love my job," says Kate. "Being able to see our patients get better with each visit brings me so much joy."
Job Titles:
- Physiotherapist
- Registered Physiotherapist, Aquatic Therapist and Personal Trainer, B.Sc PT, RPT, at, PT, MCPA
M. Ismail Abdelkader, a physiotherapist with over a decade of experience working in Canada and the Middle East. He received his Bachelor of Physical Therapy from Cairo University in Egypt and went on to become the youngest Senior Physiotherapist, in 2010, at Qasr El Eyni Hospital (the largest hospital in the region).
He is also certified as an Aquatic Therapist through the Canadian Aquatic Rehab; he specializes in sports medicine, musculoskeletal injuries, and Aquatic Therapy.
Not only Ismail is an Adjunct Lecturer at University of Toronto, but also he is the President and the co-founder of the Ontario Internationally Educated Physical Therapists Bridging Program (OIEPB) Alumni Association. Also, he sits on the OIEPB Advisory Council Committee.
Ismail's approach is strongly informed by evidence-based active therapy rather than more passive modalities; pain management on its own is not rehab. Ismail has always had a deep interest in utilizing multifocal techniques such as Soft Tissue Mobilizations, Soft Tissue Release, joint mobilizations, trigger point releases, and therapeutic modalities to help people increase their wellness, quality of life, and live their best life.
Job Titles:
- Registered Massage Therapist