Glover Physiotherapy and Hand Clinic - pt Health
Langley, British Columbia V3A 4H9
Hours of Operation
Monday | 7:00am - 7:00pm |
Tuesday | 7:00am - 7:00pm |
Wednesday | 7:00am - 7:00pm |
Thursday | 7:00am - 7:00pm |
Friday | 7:00am - 7:00pm |
Saturday | Closed - Closed |
Sunday | Closed - Closed |
Welcome!
Our clinic is open and offering in-person treatment in addition to virtual care. We look forward to seeing you soon.
‘Very caring, right from the receptionist who makes you feel at ease right away. I would give Glover Physiotherapy 5 stars and more! I thank this clinic from the bottom of my heart for being there for me when I was so ill.‘
Jade V – Google Review
‘The treatment & results were excellent! They are very personable and provide a great experience. I recently had surgery on my other shoulder and have returned to Glover Physio for treatment again. I highly recommend them.‘
Jeff A – Google Review
Our Clinic Team
Glenn Hendricks
PhysiotherapistSpeaks: EnglishGlenn graduated with degrees in Physical Therapy from The University of British Columbia (2000) and a Bachelor of Science degree from Simon Fraser University. Additionally he holds certificates in Health and Fitness Studies and the Liberal Arts. He is a function based physiotherapist who uses assessment tools and movement strategies to help people reach their goals. His treatment philosophy involves identifying and correcting underlying muscle imbalances and postural dysfunctions then developing proper movement patterns through specific exercise correction. Treatment often integrates manual therapy, exercise prescription and client education.
Glenn takes a special interest in physiotherapy for the arts and recognizes that artists such as dancers, actors and musicians use their bodies just as athletes do to convey the nature of their art. Outside of the world of physiotherapy, Glenn raced bikes competitively for over 10 years and has been involved with horses from a very young age. Working with these animals has given Glenn insight into the realm of non verbal communication, gesture and meaning, and the ability to see situations from another perspective.
Babayinka Oluteye
PhysiotherapistSpeaks: EnglishYinka is a physiotherapist with a passion for human movement and it's impairments. He has a Bachelor's degree in Physiotherapy from the University of Ibadan, Nigeria. Yinka has experience working with athletes of all levels; recreational, elite, performance and all levels of musculoskeletal injuries and also vestibular impairments.
Yinka has taken training for various types of impairments (McKenzie principles for spinal impairments, Vestibular rehab course, Twist Conditioning, Lower extremity injury biomechanics) and is presently enrolled for a distance Master's degree in Sports Physiotherapy at the University of Bath, England. He has also worked as head of Strength Agility and Quickness program for Chilliwack Football Club between 2011-2015.
Yinka has a passion for watching sports, volunteering for Canada Soccer during international events like the FIFA Women's World Cup, Vancouver 2015 and international soccer games and coaching soccer in spare time.
Arie Schuurman
PhysiotherapistSpeaks: Dutch, EnglishShanay Valk
Massage TherapistSpeaks: EnglishShanay graduated from the 3,200-hour Massage Therapy program at Langara College in 2016. She loves the diversity of massage therapy and all that it has to offer. Shanay enjoys meeting people from all walks of life and is fascinated by people in general and she believes your life tells a tale through your body by injuries, posture and your demeanour.
Previously, Shanay owned and operated her own clinic “the Pink Ruca”, but she has decided to take a step back to focus on client-centered care. She is knowledgeable in pregnancy massage, both prenatal and post-natal. She also has experience treating a wide variety of ailments, auto-immune diseases, neurological disorders, spinal cord injuries, strains, sprains, athletes, dancers, and children.
Shanay loves everything that massage therapy can offer and has decided not to focus on one specific area but to experience it all.
Cameron Van Oort
Certified Hand TherapistSpeaks: EnglishCameron graduated from McMaster University with his undergraduate degree in Kinesiology, eventually going on to complete his Master's degree in Occupational Therapy from Western University. During his schooling, Cameron gained clinical experience at the Hand and Upper Limb Centre in London, Ontario and subsequently worked in private practice at the Hand and Upper Limb Clinic in Thunder Bay. He also received his Master's degree in Kinesiology at University of Saskatchewan, developing an understanding of research and has published in a variety of peer-reviewed journals.
Cameron has developed a strong passion for treating the upper limb and is always looking to advance his knowledge base. Most recently, he completed a year long fellowship training program in the upper extremity to further his knowledge and skills, which lead to him obtaining his Certified Hand Therapist designation. He also holds a variety of continuing education credits with regards to splinting, wound care and treatment of the upper extremity. He strongly believes that thorough and detailed patient education leads to optimal long-term outcomes and decreased recurrence rates.
Aside from work, Cameron enjoys being active outside in a variety of activities including climbing, tennis, squash, hockey and snowboarding.
Carlo Rivera
PhysiotherapistSpeaks: English, Tagalog (Filipino)At the University of Santo Tomas, Dann completed his Physical Therapy Bachelor's Degree. His main areas of interest include orthopedic, geriatric, and sports rehabilitation. He is passionate about offering the right course of action in order to heal patients and aid in their recovery. Additionally, he is dedicated to improving his knowledge and abilities.
He likes spending time with his family, reading, exercising, and being outside.
Jessica MacCarron
Massage TherapistSpeaks: EnglishJessie has worked as a Registered Massage Therapist for Lifemark since 2019 and enjoys working alongside her talented team of physiotherapists in order to meet each patient's goals with a well-rounded approach.
Jessie strives to form positive connections with each patient and aims to create individualized therapeutic plans in order to achieve their personal health goals.
Cassandra Basi
PhysiotherapistSpeaks: English, PunjabiCassandra graduated from UBC in 2004 with a Bachelor's Degree in Physical Therapy. She enjoys working with sports and orthopaedic injuries and rehabilitation and is certified to perform acupuncture (CAFCI) as well. She has also taken several manual therapy courses under the orthopedic division, as well as courses on muscle imbalance, core stability, dizziness, TMJ, and sports injury management and rehabilitation.
Outside of work, Cassandra enjoys reading, hiking and shopping. Cassandra has most recently completed both the Arthritis Society's Getting a Grip on Arthritis® osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis education program.
‘Awesome place highly recommend! Friendly, experienced and professional. Awesome hours for working people.‘
Lucinda A – Google Review
‘Congenial, on time, great staff, e-mail confirmation regarding appointments is appreciated. Look forward to every session.‘
Karen H – Google Review