I've been coming here a while now and overall it's been a great experience. There's an entry form…read morefor your first visit, so come a little early and do the paper work. The only thing that squicks me out is the windows the treatment areas have.. I've never checked if they're mirrored on the outside or not!

I had the most amazing session with the staff after the Montreal Rock n Roll Half Marathon. Patrick…read morewas so patient and explained so much to me about my IT Band and stretches to help my thighs from seizing up. I had very little soreness after running 13.1 because of his stretches and massages. He was very knowledgeable and kind. My friend saw Joe, who was also so helpful, and even helped alleviate her lower back pain. And Olivia!! What a sweet person!! She worked so hard throughout the event and kept it smoothly running. Wish I lived closer for regular PT services from this team! Thank you!!

I went to CMI Montreal because they advertised having the only certified hand therapists in Quebec…read more I'm an artist and I was having hand pain pretty specific to of work They gave me an occupational therapist who was not certified for hand therapy, but had some experience in hand therapy. He made an orthosis specifically for my hand after suggesting I had one problem. The orthosis cut my hand, it had sharp edges. It was a device which prevented me from painting. I complained about the forfeit, he said it could be adjusted, but it was normal to cause pain. It cost over $200. I was concerned so I went to an orthopaedic surgeon. He diagnosed me as having something not suggested by the Physio. Hesuggested a different orthosis available through Amazon for about $30 that would allow me to paint. I'm two stars instead of one because I cared and did could. I didn't higher because what he could do wasn't very much.

Went twice for blood draw. First time, the nurse had decided to take a long week-end and did not…read moreshow up. The second time, although open from 7:30 to 11:00am, at 10:30 she came out and said that she would not see more than 3 of the individuals waiting.

Extremely thorough, warm and welcoming. Between her athletic therapy and osteopathy she is by far…read morethe best. She doesn't in-depth evaluation, she listens closely and she is compassionate, skillful and makes great post treatment plans.w I am a high-performance athlete, Paralympian in judo, and I cannot recommend her enough. She has seen me through many injuries over the years and help me get back to the top of the podium. Some of these include chronic neck injury, shoulder injuries, elbow injury, and even A hip injury that required surgery. Her level of care and skill are unmatchable. I am so glad I have had the opportunity to have her as my therapist! And I recommend her to everyone!

Found the clinic by walking by it on a daily basis on my way to work and thought I'd look it up…read moreonline. I come here for massage therapy and I have been seeing Daniel Godin who is a-maaaaa-zing. I love that I can see all appointment availability online and book that way, makes it super easy given my schedule. The clinic is always clean, warm and the staff is uber friendly in both languages.

Went here for an emergency osteo appointment for an acute joint injury since my usual osteopath at…read moreanother clinic was unavailable. The practitioner who treated me was disappointing on many levels. He did not do a proper assessment of the situation, rather he immediately jumped to the conclusion that my acute injury whuch occurred over the weekend was the result of poor workplace ergonomics based simply on the fact that I have a desk job and don't have a standing desk. Never mind that I adjusted my desk with a consultation by a professional ergotherapist - I spent 90 min here being preached to about the virtues of standing desks (even though I have a foot problem and have been advised not to use one), with no real treatment of my acute issue itself other than squeezing the limb for several minutes so it would "relax". The next day in addition to the joint issue, now the surrounding muscles are inflamed and sore. I do want to point out that I understand the modality of osteopathy and the fact that sometimes a subtle event can be the straw that breaks the camel's back. However that's not a license for lazy diagnosis. This particular practitioner was a poor listener and pushy and I did not feel like he was listening or trying to properly understand the situation. What he described did not match the pattern of onset of my pain or symptoms. There is something more acute going on and now I am going elsewhere to get an x-ray and a proper diagnosis. I will finally add that the practitioner kept touching and moving his mask during the treatment then putting his bare hands on my neck and shoulders without sanitizing them. This clinic needs better hiring and training processes.