Went there because i had a great experience years ago. They have new dentists now. numbing didn't…read moretake because of the (visible) swelling, despite the buckets of ib profine i had taken (which the dentist was unaware of because she didn't ask). Not that the numbing agent would have helped as she hit either my infected root or my jaw, something hard. Screamed in pain (i've had two infected wisdom teeth pulled, one infected molar pulled, and one root canal. Never screamed befor. never experienced that kind of pain at a dentist. One other time the swelling prevented numbing the tooth but they stopped because THEY KNEW THEY COULDN'T NUMB THE TOOTH PROPERLY WITH THE SWELLING). She was going to put me on anti biotics and see me next week but when i told her i had gotten a prescription for pen V from a doctor on the weekend when the pain got too much and my jaw started locking up, she said she could rush her other patient and see me today ( she would have known i was on pen V if she had of talked to her assistant instead of trying to bang out another patient first). I thought she was being nice at the time but i think it's more likely now that she just has expensive condo fees or something. But anyway, once she hit the root or jaw and i screamed she had the nerve to say in the most condescending insulting tone "it's just a needle". At that i got up and told her were done. 108 dollars to have her make the pain worse than it was when i went to the ER and no closer to getting the problem solved. If she reads this 1)take the patients information or get that information from your assistant (who was fine btw) 2) let the antibiotics have some time to bring down the swelling, one day is not enough 3) numb around the tooth befor you numb the tooth its self, it's what every good dentists done that i've had. apply numbing gel, wait, test if it worked, inject around the tooth, wait, then go for nerve. 4) Learn how to inject in the first place (maybe it was just super sensitive and the topical stuff just didn't work but, yeah, i doubt it, i felt it) 5) Don't insult the people who are paying you for a service. try and be professional. Don't know the doctors name and she's not listed on their website, but if you get a rude indian woman, run.

Just a shout out to my new dentist & team! I am new in town so I was very leery about finding a new…read moredentist. Dr. Siobhan Phillips has been so kind, professional & always takes the time to ensure I understand my treatment plan before proceeding. Alana, Kristin, Kelly (sorry for the misspelling) have all been wonderful in contributing to my care. Nobody enjoys going to the dentist but these girls made it more than tolerable & put me at ease. They ensure you're comfortable & you're well informed. I was worried about my coverage & Kelly made the extra effort to make sure I knew what was covered before starting all of my treatments. I am so grateful & would recommend this office to anyone looking for a fabulous group of professionals! Keep up the great work! Shawna

I suppose it's never a good day when you have to go to the emergency room, but if you have a skiing…read moreinjury and need help, there's no better place than the Banff Mineral Springs Hospital. I was snowboarding at Sunshine Village, fell down and dislocated my shoulder. Ski patrol was great and got me down the mountain, into a cab, and straight to Mineral Springs. Immediately upon walking in, they recognized that my shoulder was not in the right place, that I was in pain, and it's better to put shoulders back in sooner rather than later. I literally sat for less than one minute in the waiting room, before being brought back and prepped for shoulder reduction. Dr. Alex Brothers and his staff did a great job, working quickly and efficiently. Overall, the ER experience was as good as it could have been. It was clear that they are experienced in sports (skiing) injuries and had the right skills and tools on hand. Even the price seemed very reasonable (coming from the US). If you need a hospital in Banff, I would highly recommend them.

Now that I have actually been to the ER three times in the past week , I feel ready to write an…read moreactual review of this hospitals services. The staff here are nice but I found that my three visits could have just been reduced to one visit if they had ordered the right tests the first time . Came here last Sunday because of a bad reaction to a precautionary antibiotic that the doctor at Alpine clinic told me to take . Basically I was so nauseated that I couldn't eat more than a few bites of food and it's been three days since i've taken that med with no improvement . Just wanted to see if there's anything more serious going on. Despite there being only three patients in the ER, the doctor spent 5 min examine me and sent me home saying it will pass. Two days later I was getting stomach pains and was told by the healthlink nurse to go to the ER. I had to leave work early at this point . This time they redid the blood and urine tests and the doctor told me he would send me for an ultrasound the next day and and I was thankful for that . The next morning I took care to not eat or drink and called ultrasound clinic in Canmore and Alas, they have not received my referral! So much for reassurance from the doctor. The next day I got up early to go to walk in and tell them what happened and get them to send another referral. When walk in was packed I decided to go back to the hospital just to ask why the referral hasn't been sent. They checked my records and found out that the referral wasn't made in the first place...which I think is odd to put it politely . Then strangely they said that they will re admit me to be assessed again by the new doctor on shift today and she was the most helpful among the three visits . She checked me over again, ordered x rays and arranged me to finally get the ultrasound in canmore that afternoon . So I guess the ER experience really depends on who is in shift and how serious they consider your issue as .

This was a fabulous place. Friendly staff who were very welcoming. I had a 60 minute massage with…read moreMackenzie who was amazing. I thoroughly enjoyed my massage and would recommend Mackenzie. My husband had Megan who was very good at what she does and even managed to work out his kinks. Thank you One Wellness, Mackenzie and Megan for making our Friday morning in Canmore amazing.

This spa exceeded our expectations. I had a massage and enjoyed the sauna and steam room. I have…read morehad many massages in the past, b

I went to the clinic for a cracked rib and didn't have an appointment. It only took an hour for the…read moredoctor to see me. Highly recommended!

My husband and I both came in to be seen and had an incredible experience. We are from the US and…read moredidn't know what to expect. The doctors and nurses were SO kind, we were seen quickly and given some answers to our sickness. So grateful for their help!!

I am not a massage guy but we had a couples massage. So before the massage you have an intake form…read morewhich they actually read! They knew exactly that I wanted a light and relaxing massage and that is what I got. It was perfect in fact when I was face down I was almost asleep. I would totally go back next time I am here!

we had a girl's weekend planned in Canmore but as a surprise to us Americans it was going to…read moresnow... in September. I called a few days before our trip and Pamela was able to get in all three of us for that upcoming Saturday. We each did the Ultimate Spa Experience which was wonderful, i was sad to have it end. I carry a lot of stress an tension in my shoulders and back and she really helped loosen me up! (also as a bonus she had homemade cookies on hand) If you're in the area and want a relaxing spa treatment and a great massage check them out!

This morning I had a 90 minute massage with Andrew De Sousa. He was phenomenal! I prefer deep…read moretissue and he knew just where to work. I walked in with very aching muscles from two days of hard skiing and probably not stretching enough, and walked out super relaxed. I would highly recommend Andrew and Back At It. He was very accommodating to a surgery I recently had so that I could lay on my stomach without compressing my chest. If I lived here, I would go back every other week. I may just have to come back for a massage soon and it is probably the most reasonable price here in Banff. Highly recommend and the location is very convenient as well.

I saw Meagan Welch for my very first acupuncture experience and I am so happy I did. Meagan is full…read moreon knowledge, she explains things clearly and helps you ease into a relaxing mindset. I had been thinking about trying out acupuncture for some time and when I met Meagan I knew she would be a great! Since my first session with Meagan I have absolutely made acupuncture a part of my lifestyle regularly! Thank you Meagan for your expertise and guiding me to healing through CTM.

Great deep-tissue massage from Vanessa! The studio is lovely, quiet and clean. Vanessa listened to…read moreme as I explained trouble spots and gave me a personalized body-work session that soothed my trail-sore muscles as well as helped my migraine. Highly recommend!

My daughter referred me to Viewpoint Eyecate and I was not disappointed. The staff are very…read moreprofessional and helpful. The store and offices are very clean and the decor is comfortable and relaxing. The spartan look is something I got used to right away. The Doctor assigned to me was Randi Yee who is the epitome of professionalism. She was very thorough and moved me through my regular contacts to trying a multi focal contact lense so hopefully I won't require reading glasses. I am trying a sample for one week to see if I am alright with them. I can't say enough about Viewpoint other than I would highly recommend them.

Bought my child in early this morning to get his glasses fixed. So glad they were in the…read moreneighborhood. They were so kind and friendly!