This record is filed as Readaptation Physique Roberto Starnino, on Boulevard Jean-Leman in Candiac, Quebec. It holds a 4.7 rating from 38 Google reviews. Two corrections before you read further.
It isn't a gym. It's a physiotherapy clinic, and the linked website is physioroussillon.com, which suggests the name on this record is out of date. No reviewer mentions Roberto Starnino at all; the practitioners they name are Delphine Groleau and an unnamed woman who assessed a patient's balance.
All the reviews are in French except one. The quotes below are my translations where marked.
The Best Thing On This Page Is A Refusal To Treat
A patient in August 2019, five stars (translated from French): "Complete consultation. Precise diagnosis. She recommended that my husband see a doctor for his loss of balance and did not want to treat him without that. Which turned out to be the best advice we ever had."
Read that again. The physiotherapist declined to treat, sent the patient to a physician first, and the family calls it the best advice they received.
I've read a lot of clinic reviews tonight and this is the one that would make me book. A practitioner who turns away business because a symptom needs a doctor is telling you something no marketing can. Loss of balance can have causes physiotherapy won't touch, and she knew where her scope ended.
It's from 2019, so I can't promise the same person is still there. But it's the kind of detail worth carrying into your first appointment as a question: who assesses me, and what happens if my problem isn't physio-shaped?
What Else Patients Say
A patient in January 2024, in English: "Delphine Groleau! I highly recommend her; she helped me feel better and listened to me from the very first appointment."
A patient in November 2021 (translated): "Emergency appointment the same day I called. Very good service, everyone was very kind. Very satisfied."
Same-day emergency appointment. That's concrete and it's the sort of thing that decides where you call when your back goes.
A patient in June 2025 (translated): "Lots of choice of professional services, everyone is friendly. I'd give more stars if there were any."
So the clinic offers a range of services, though nobody lists them.
The One Complaint
A caller in May 2025, one star (translated): "I called for information and the receptionist answered with a rushed tone."
That's the whole review. One star for a hurried phone manner.
I'll note it and leave it there. A rushed receptionist on one call, against a same-day emergency booking and a clinician who refuses inappropriate work, doesn't tell you much about the care. But if reception matters to you, it's on the record.
Hours, And The Catch In Them
Monday 08:30 to 20:00. Tuesday 08:30 to 16:00. Wednesday 08:30 to 16:00. Thursday 08:30 to 20:00. Friday 08:30 to 14:00. Closed weekends.
Look at that spread. Late openings only on Monday and Thursday. Friday finishes at 14:00. If you work standard hours, you have two evenings a week and nothing else.
That's the most practical fact here, and it's the sort of thing that quietly decides whether a course of treatment is even possible for you.
What This Page Can't Tell You
What it costs, and whether it's covered by your insurance, which in Quebec is the question. Which services are offered. Whether Roberto Starnino works there. Whether the physiotherapist from the 2019 review is still practising.
215 Boul Jean-Leman #203, Candiac, QC J5R 6Z8. Phone +1 450-659-7779.
FAQ
Is this a gym?
No. It's a physiotherapy clinic. Every reviewer describes consultations and treatment.
What are the opening hours?
Monday and Thursday 08:30 to 20:00, Tuesday and Wednesday 08:30 to 16:00, Friday 08:30 to 14:00. Closed weekends.
Can I get an urgent appointment?
A patient in November 2021 got a same-day emergency appointment. That's one account, but it's a specific one.
Is it called Physio Roussillon?
The linked site is physioroussillon.com and no reviewer mentions Roberto Starnino, so the name on this record looks outdated.