At MoveMed Physiotherapy, we believe that Movement is Medicine. Our philosophy is based on years of experience working with athletes from all levels. Whether you
are a recreational or an elite athlete, we will work together to manage your injury and individualize your treatment plan based on your goals.
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Expertise
Running injuries, Running assessments, Knee injuries, Foot injuries, Hip injuries, Sports injuries, Pelvic health.
Services
Whether you have pain with walking, hiking, running, jumping, cycling, or any other activity, we can help you!
Our expertise on running injuries is recognized worldwide. We analyze your training program, running technique and footwear to help you run pain free.
If you live in the Kelowna, BC area, we can meet you at 1015 Richter Street (inside Orthoquest).
If you live anywhere else in British Columbia, we can help you with our Virtual
Appointments.
We can arrange home visits upon request (in Kelowna, but also in Vancouver when we’re around). Please contact us to inquire. Services available in ENGLISH and FRENCH
Team
JF Esculier (PT, PhD, Certificate in Sports Physiotherapy) and Bea Francisco (BKin, MSc, MPT) are a husband and wife duo who co-founded MoveMed Physiotherapy in Kelowna. JF is a clinician, researcher and educator, who travels the world to help people prevent injuries. He is a world-renowned expert on running-related and knee injuries, running biomechanics and footwear, and a huge fan of trail running. JF is also the Leader of Research & Development at The Running Clinic, a continuing education organization, and a Clinical Assistant Professor of Physical Therapy with the University of British Columbia’s Faculty of Medicine. Bea is a former field hockey athlete who competed for UBC and Team Canada. She loves empowering people of all ages and abilities to manage their injuries or chronic conditions through a healthy and active lifestyle. Bea is particularly interested in women’s health, and has taken extra training in pelvic physiotherapy. During her research Masters at UBC, Bea studied the effects of exercise on the brain.