Rehab that speaks the language of your sport
Advanced Physio Plus has licensed a treatment room at Battle Arts Academy so that people recovering from injury can be assessed, treated and progressed on site. Shoulders that will go back to hitting pads. Knees that have to change direction again. Backs that need to hold a stance for five rounds.
It is physiotherapy, start to finish. Every client is assessed by Nikolay Zagrebailov, a physiotherapist registered with the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario, who writes the treatment plan and supervises everything that follows. Coaches do not provide physiotherapy, and physiotherapy is only ever delivered to someone with a current treatment plan.
How it works
Four steps, in order

Book an assessment
Assessments run at Battle Arts on Tuesday afternoons and evenings, with Nikolay Zagrebailov, Registered Physiotherapist. If Tuesday does not work, you can be assessed any other day at our Skymark Avenue clinic and still do your sessions at the gym.

Get a treatment plan
A full assessment of the injury and how you move, then an individual plan - what we are treating, what you will work on, and how it progresses week to week.
Do the work, on site
One-hour sessions in the treatment room at Battle Arts, one-on-one or two people with one therapist assistant. Your physiotherapist assistant carries out the plan Nikolay wrote and reports back to him.
Re-assessment, then discharge
Nikolay re-assesses, adjusts the plan, and decides when you are done. Discharge is a clinical decision. After that you are free to keep training with your coach at Battle Arts - that is coaching, not physiotherapy, and it is not billed to insurance.
Sessions, fees and coverage
What a session costs
Every client starts with an assessment. Treatment sessions are one hour.
- Initial assessment with Nikolay, PT - $40. A 20-minute assessment with our registered physiotherapist, who diagnoses the problem and writes your treatment plan.
- Private session - $120. One hour, one client, one therapist assistant. Full attention on your plan.
- Semi-private session - $80 per person. One hour, two clients, one therapist assistant. Each person works their own plan, which suits training partners recovering alongside each other.
Everything is booked, invoiced and claimed through Advanced Physio Plus, not through the gym. Your receipt names the physiotherapist assistant who delivered the session and the supervising physiotherapist, with his registration number, so it is ready for your insurer.
Coverage and paperwork
Most extended health plans include a physiotherapy allowance. We offer direct billing with many insurers, so where your plan allows it you pay only the balance. Where it does not, you pay at the session and submit the receipt yourself. We work with private insurance and employee benefit plans, motor vehicle accident (MVA) claims and WSIB.
Advanced Physio Plus handles booking, records, invoicing, insurance submission and payment. Battle Arts provides the space. Your health record belongs to the clinic and stays under the clinic's control, held under Ontario's Personal Health Information Protection Act. Gym staff have no access to it.
Two places, one clinic
Battle Arts Academy
4880 Tomken Rd, Mississauga, ON L4W 1J8
Tuesday afternoons and evenings. Assessments, re-assessments and treatment sessions in the clinic's treatment room inside the facility.
Get directions to Battle Arts Academy
Skymark Avenue clinic
2600 Skymark Ave, Building 3, Unit 102, Mississauga, ON L4W 5B2
Assessments any other day of the week, plus the equipment that does not travel: Super Inductive System, BioFlex laser therapy, spinal traction, electrotherapy and massage therapy.
Get directions to the Skymark Avenue clinic
Your team
Who you will be working with
Questions
Before you book
The most common questions we get about the program at Battle Arts. If yours is not here, call the clinic at 647-998-4727 and ask.
No. The room is inside the gym and the program was built with its athletes in mind, but anyone can be assessed and treated there. Membership and physiotherapy are separate things.
Not to be assessed. In Ontario you can see a physiotherapist directly. Some insurance plans do require a referral before they will reimburse, so it is worth checking your policy before your first visit.
No. Every session follows a physiotherapy treatment plan written by a registered physiotherapist after an assessment, and is delivered under his supervision. Coaches and trainers at the gym do not provide physiotherapy. Once you are discharged, training with a coach at Battle Arts is exactly that, training. It is arranged with the gym directly and is not billed to insurance.
Nikolay assesses you and re-assesses you. Between those visits, a physiotherapist assistant engaged by the clinic delivers the parts of the plan assigned to them, under his supervision, and reports progress back to him. Your receipt shows exactly who provided each session.
If your plan calls for treatment the treatment room cannot support, such as the Super Inductive System, BioFlex laser or spinal traction, those visits happen at the Skymark clinic, and the rest of your plan continues at Battle Arts.
Training clothes you can move in, your insurance details, and anything relevant to the injury such as imaging reports, a specialist's letter or a previous treatment plan. If it is a motor vehicle accident or WSIB claim, bring the claim number.



