1554 Dresden Row, Suite 3070, Halifax contact@citadelphysio.com Open to 7pm Monday to Thursday (902) 442-5623

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Three clinics across HRM, and no doctor's referral needed to book.

1554 Dresden Row, Suite 3070 · call (902) 442-5623

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Whether you are treating an ailment or taking a proactive approach to your physical health goals, Citadel is a hybridized clinic: physiotherapy, chiropractic, massage therapy, bracing and orthotics in one place, with fitness space on site so movement can be analyzed and coached rather than guessed at.

Getting started

Getting started is the easy part.

No referral needed

A script or a doctor's referral is not required to access our services. Your private insurer may want one for reimbursement, so it is worth asking them first.

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Direct billing to most insurers

We direct bill most major insurance providers. Bring your insurance information to your first visit and the front desk takes it from there.

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WCB and motor vehicle claims

We treat Workers Compensation Board of Nova Scotia and Motor Vehicle Act related conditions, including whiplash, and direct bill those claims too.

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Open from 7am, and until 7pm

The Park Lane clinic runs 7am to 7pm Monday to Thursday and 7am to 5pm on Friday, so an appointment can sit either side of a work day.

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Who we are

Serving HRM for over 20 years.

Citadel Physiotherapy was opened in 2005 by Daniela Rubinger, a 1988 graduate of the Dalhousie School of Physiotherapy. Our practitioners keep learning and bring that knowledge to you, with a smile. Fully accredited and licensed, with diverse specialities across three clinics: Park Lane in Halifax, Baker Drive in Dartmouth and Ravine One in Clayton Park West.

Daniela Rubinger

Daniela Rubinger

Owner, Physiotherapist, BScPT

A 1988 graduate of the Dalhousie School of Physiotherapy who opened Citadel in 2005. Chief therapist for the 1998 Four Continents Figure Skating Championships and the 2004 Women's World Hockey Championships, and has worked with Dr. Mark Glazebrook developing non-operable Achilles protocol.

Véronique Trottier

Véronique Trottier

Physiotherapist, bilingual (Fr)

Registered as a Fellow with the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Physiotherapists, with the advanced diploma in manual and manipulative therapy. Post graduate courses in muscle imbalances, acupuncture, core stabilization and functional dry needling. Service disponible en français.

Leigh Hepditch

Leigh Hepditch

Physiotherapist, MScPT, FCAMPT

A Master of Science in Physiotherapy from the University of Alberta and a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Physiotherapists. Hands on treatment paired with education and the therapeutic exercises that keep the result.

Greg Nason

Greg Nason

Physiotherapist, BScBio, MScPT

A Bachelor of Science in Biology from Mount Allison and a Master of Physiotherapy from Dalhousie, after orthopaedic clinic work in Halifax and Kingston. His approach puts the emphasis on patient specific goals, therapeutic exercise, manual therapy, dry needling and education.

Testimonials

Rated 4.9 on Google.

A few of the 143 reviews, in the patients' own words.

I had an initial assessment with Greg Nason today. He listened attentively to my issues and concerns. After doing a thorough assessment, I was provided with exercises that he observed me doing so I could feel confident when I left the clinic. He was a great communicator.
Nikki Forest15/06/2026
Leigh is very attentive, thorough, knowledgeable, and friendly! She has helped me through a difficult time of recovery after surgery. I highly recommend Leigh!
Allana Cameron20/01/2026
Daniella has an incredible knowledge base to diagnose and craft the right treatment. She is attentive and offers fantastic support for patients to build back strength and function and foster empowerment and independence. Practical and non-judgemental, caring and compassionate.
LlewellynDC22/01/2026

Your first visit

What happens when you arrive.

There is no referral to chase before you come in. Here is exactly how a first appointment at Citadel goes.

  1. Book your assessment

    Call the clinic or send a request below. Tell us what is bothering you and the front desk will find a time that fits your week.

  2. Fill in your intake form

    You will be asked to fill in an intake form covering your general health and the areas of concern, so your therapist starts with the full picture.

  3. Assessment, then treatment

    Your therapist assembles a detailed assessment based on your physiology and starts treatment the same visit. Bring shorts and a t-shirt so the area can be examined properly.

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We would love to hear from you.

Whether you want to book an appointment or just ask a question, we would love to hear from you. Tell us what is bothering you and the front desk will call you back to find a time.

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