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In-home Physiotherapy Helping Seniors in Royston
At Physio2U, our therapists there are proud to call Comox Valley home. Since 2022, we’ve been dedicated to providing our neighbors with high-quality, personalized physiotherapy services.
We understand that this community thrives on connection and a shared love for supporting local businesses. That’s why we bring our care right to your doorstep—offering convenient, mobile physiotherapy and personal training services designed to help you feel your best without leaving the comfort of your home.
Whether you’re recovering from an injury, managing chronic pain, or striving to reach your wellness goals, our friendly team is here to support you every step of the way.
Thank you for trusting us as part of your wellness journey. Together, we’re building a stronger, healthier Comox Valley—one neighbor at a time.
Contact us today and experience the difference of care that feels close to home.
Meet Our Local Experts: Dedicated to Your Wellness
Akiko Masutani – In-Home Personal Trainer
Growing up on
nearby Denman Island, Akiko’s passion for fitness and wellness began early. Her
personal experience with a family member living with Parkinson’s showed her how
staying active can transform lives. Today, Akiko specializes in working with
seniors, helping them stay strong, independent, and vibrant—all from the
comfort of their own home.
Whether you’re recovering from an injury or looking to stay active as you age, our team is here to support you. Together, we’ll help you achieve your health goals while celebrating the local spirit that makes Comox Valley such a special place.
Contact us today and experience the difference of care that feels close to home.
Kim Hall – Founder of Physio2U & Registered Physiotherapist
Kim Hall, a registered physiotherapist and proud Courtenay resident, is the heart behind Physio2U. With years of experience in acute care, orthopedics, and stroke recovery at Vancouver Coastal Health, Kim discovered her true passion: helping people with limited mobility overcome barriers to rehabilitation. Driven by this calling, she founded Physio2U to ensure everyone—regardless of mobility challenges—has access to the care they deserve.
Kim’s dedication to community-based rehabilitation has earned her the 2023 Doctors of BC Excellence in Health Promotion Award, recognizing her leadership and innovative approach to care. When she’s not treating patients, Kim is deeply committed to mentoring internationally educated physiotherapists and contributing to professional organizations like the Arthritis Health Professions Association and the Canadian Physiotherapy Association.
Kim loves calling Comox Valley home and is inspired every day by the vibrant, supportive community here. She’s passionate about making a difference in the lives of her neighbors and helping them achieve their health and wellness goals.
Common Conditions commonly found in Seniors we treat with In-Home Physiotherapy in Royston include:
- Hip fracture
- Joint replacement
- Post-stroke
- Frequent falls
- Mobility loss due to dementia/Alzheimer’s
- Pneumonia
- Palliative conditions
- General weakness post hospitalization or surgery
Professional Therapist
Physio2U provides insurance-covered mobile physiotherapy, billed directly to Pacific Blue Cross, ICBC, Veterans Affairs Canada, WorkSafeBC and many other extended benefit companies.
Customized Services
Specializing in senior care
One-on-One Attention
Taking time to listen
Mobile Sessions
Bringing care to you
Flexible Appointments
Relationship-based Therapy
Building personal connections
Communicated Recovery Process
Regular progress reports
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Our Royston team
Kim Hall, Registered Physiotherapist, Founder & CEO
-Comox Valley, Vancouver Island
Kim’s Story – At the age of 14, Kim sustained her first significant sports injury that left her limping. Her neighbour suggested she see her physiotherapist. When Kim experienced treatment and learned about the intimate knowledge of human anatomy and physiology that a physiotherapist has and how they help people return to doing the things they love, she was hooked. She knew then and there that she would be a physiotherapist when she grew up. After establishing her career within the hospital system, she realized the gap in care between discharge home and being able-bodied enough to attend a clinic for rehabilitation. She started Physio2U in 2012 to help fill this gap and has developed expertise in senior care, post-surgery and helping victims of orthopedic trauma. Kim is also an experienced health care advocate and assists individuals and family members with the transition from living at home and moving to long-term care.
Education:
- Bachelors of Science in Physical Therapy with Honours, Queen’s University, 2005
Certifications:
- Canadian Physiotherapy Association Orthopedic Division Level 3
- Neurodevelopmental treatment (NDT) Level 1
- Mary Pack Total Joint Arthroplasty Rehab Certification
- Aquatic Therapy Rehabilitation
- Progressive Goal Attainment Program (PGAP)
Areas of special interest:
- Geriatrics, fall prevention
- Long-term care advocacy
- Pool therapy
- Orthopedic trauma
- Post surgery
- Arthritis care
- Joint replacement rehabilitation
- Cardiorespiratory (breathing/heart)
When Kim is not at work: Kim practices what she preaches. She is preparing her body to still be able to hike, walk along a rocky beach and lift heavy things when she is a centenarian. In her spare time, Kim loves to be outdoors and run, hike, stand up paddle and admire nature.