The clinic staff are very friendly and attentive to needs. Ahmad Rezvani attended to a new injury a…read moreweek before my half marathon and worked wonders! Would definitely recommend

The best physio and RNT experience following sport injuries. Highly recommended. Very professional…read moreand knowledgeable

Worst customer service I have received in years. Will not be going back. I had to file a police…read morereport on this business without going into detail. They do not care about their clients' health, only their own pocket books. It's dispicable!

I mainly see Siobhan at Trimetrics, and she is a miracle…read moreworker! Since I live across the bridge and it can be quite a drive for me to get to Trimetrics, I tried another well-known place in my neighborhood. They did a great job, but they really couldn't compare to what Siabhan does for me... So I came crawling back and was welcomed with open arms! Not only is she extremely experienced and knowledgeable, but she always seems to be enthusiastic about holistic health. She has been more valuable than a physiotherapist, she can take a quick scan of my body and dive into her bag of tricks to accommodate whatever I need that day. I'd say that she specializes in assessment, hypermobility and IMS. She even has been a bit of a spiritual guide for me. I would (and have) highly recommended all the staff at Trimetrics.

I like the idea of health collectives, it is nice when chiropractors, acupuncturists and RMT's…read moreprovide services from one location as many people do require more then one of these services. I found it a little unusual they has no receptionist, I walked into an empty office and waited a good 15 minutes by myself before Amy the RMT was done her current appointment. Appointments are booked back to back to mine was delayed while Amy set up the room for my appointment and checked voice mails, I wasn't very impressed by this since I was on my lunch break but I understand appointments aren't always on time. The treatment itself was relaxing and hit all the troublesome areas, she does not treat as deep as some other RMT's I have been to but I still felt great after. She offered stretches to reduce strain and tension on my neck and shoulders. I had bought an Ethical Deal voucher and I was surprised that she didn't really try to bring me on as a client. She gave me a business card but that was it, I would be more inclined to go back had she recommended I return for further treatment (which I know I need.)

I love the "health collective" concept behind Klinik. A variety of health and medical professionals…read moreworking under the same roof and using the same facilities so that they are best equipped to help heal people. I like that their services include everything from massage therapy to acupuncture and Chinese medicine. So, over the winter I developed what I like to call "gammy hand", more commonly known as eczema. I was shocked when these little blisters started forming under the skin on my palm and it became dry and flaky. Feeling like somewhat of a freak I shuffled over to my local walk-in clinic. After a brief 10 minute glance-over the GP told me that this type of eczema was a "Vancouver thing" and that "loads of people get it" and wrote me a prescription for a steroid cream. "Rub this on it for 1 - 2 weeks and come back if it doesn't work". Hmpf. After 3 weeks of using it, it was mildly better, but certainly not gone. I felt a little disillusioned, especially after reading that prolonged use of steroid creams thins your skin! Yuck! Enter Harris Fisher TCMp, a Doctor of Traditional Chinese Medicine at Klinik. I was skeptical, but millions of Chinese people with thousands of years of knowledge can't be wrong....right? Harris cares very genuinely about his patients and has a focus on treating the cause of a health issue, not just the symptoms. His bedside manner is exceptional and he is genuinely just a nice, down to earth guy. Harris sent me away with some pills to take, some herbs to be mixed with water and some instructions on foods to avoid for a 10 - 15 days period. Within 24 HOURS I saw a huge improvement in my hand. I was amazed! 4 days later it is well on the path to a full recovery. I have never thought to use Chinese medicine but now I am a believer! I would highly recommend Harris and his practice.

Have used several of their services including rehab Yoga with Siobhan, various massage therapists…read morehave all been very professional. will be trying acupuncture and maybe naturopath soon. Online booking makes it easy. Founder Jamie Hartwell even remembered my name upon meeting her on the street. Impressive staff.

Sophie is a very good massage therapist. She did a very good job for my back and neck pain…read more thank you Sophie

Pleased with long term results from Lisa. Very professional manner and treatment…read more Relaxing atmosphere.

I have been with Jenna for a little over a year now and I am impressed. She has had a very good…read moreimpact on my health! Highly recommend.

This is a super nice facility. It's located on the 8th floor of one of the solo buildings. There is…read morea nice gym area for physio and the massage beds are heated. They also direct bill. I've seen 3 different RMTs here and they were all very good. Not sure if they offer parking for customers but that would be a nice perk if they do as this area is all pay parking. It's pretty close to the skytrain as well.

I came in because my back muscles were very sore for a month and wanted to go to a clinic near my…read morehouse. Trinity physio is a newly opened clinic at Solo 2 with very caring and cheerful staff. I went to see Debby for two weeks now, and already I can see a great deal of recovery with the stretches she has recommended. Also, during my second visit, I didn't have enough time to drive my dog home and make my appointment, so I gave the staff a last minute call to see if I can bring my dog in; they accepted without hesitation and were very accommodating when my dog visited. I would definitely recommend this place to whoever is looking for a great clinic.

The customer service was poor. It was my first time visiting and I had came 5-10 mins earlier to…read morefill out the paperwork. I wasn't helped until I approached the reception and asked if I had paper to fill out myself...and her respond was that she thought I had been here before. I want to note that the receptionist was not on the phone oat this point. My RMT was okay...I've had better. I forgot his name though. The other thing that bugged me was that I had booked online a few weeks ago and it was priced 110$ for a 60mins RMT massage. The price had increased by the time I went. They failed to notify me that cards were preferred so when I paid in cash, they said they didn't have change and that I would have to round up for my cost which was $40. I would never return to this place and would never recommend it to anyone

Great easy scheduling interface!…read more Genelle is fantastic and I feel I'm always in good hands. She clearly has lots of experience and expertise in rehabilitation of injuries and chronic pain.

I was hesitant in which Physiotherapist to go to but when I called in and heard the pleasant…read moregreeting from the receptionist (I later found out her name is Harpreet) I decided Cambie Physio/Health Clinic was the place for me. I was not disappointed. Harpreet was cheerful and thorough, and that impressed me the most. A good frontline person is hard to find, so Bravo to Harpeet.

This clinic has over 240 glowing reviews on Google Reviews, I was surprised to see that they don't…read morehave any reviews on Yelp so I'll write my review here. I was suffering vertigo from dental work (search "The Connection Between Vertigo and Teeth" on google). I was shocked, because I never had vertigo ever in my life - I dance, play ping pong, swim and do beginner Yoga, so I'm someone with good health. I was confused thinking, "How could this happen to me?" I was extremely dizzy and had vomiting from the severe nausea the day after my root canal was done. Every time I moved or turned my head, the room would spin. It was awful and I could barely walk, move or even do basic functions like put on a t-shirt, because it triggered episodes of severe vertigo. I tried the Epley maneuver on Youtube and made myself much much worse. A few hours later, I attempted it again and seemed to be better. I decided to see a professional for safety and to get a proper assessment. I searched on google for "vertigo physiotherapy" and found Cambie Physiotherapy with 242 positive Google reviews and booked with them. Tarunbeer Kang was my physiotherapist. He was very thorough, professional and very experienced about vertigo and its causes. I wasn't super dizzy by the time I visited the clinic, I was more on the moderately-dizzy side. He performed exercises and manuevers and by the end of the appointment, I started to feel better. About an hour in, I was feeling really really good. It felt like 50% of my vertigo was gone. I wasn't cured, but I could walk fast without spinning and nausea. PS, I suggest if you have vertigo and feel better after a session, bring/wear a neck brace right after to keep your head in the proper position. After the first session with Tarunbeer, I felt so good that I went shopping and later, I accidentally tilted/angled my head too low looking at a product on a low shelf at the shop, and BOOM, all my vertigo instantly rushed back and I collapsed on the floor from the sheer dizziness. I undid all his good work from that, so keep your head propped with a neck brace so you don't undo your healing. I will continue with the clinic until I feel better fully one day. I think even if I fully heal from vertigo, I'd like to continue on for other stuff like how to have a better posture, avoid a stiff neck/back and just general stuff to keep my muscles and joints healthy long-term. I highly recommend this clinic to see Tarunbeer if you are suffering from vertigo.