Kildonan House is located in North Kildonan, just off Henderson Hwy., offering immediate access to…read morea full array of health, commercial and transportation services. Kildonan House has a cozy, home-like environment where the residents are their first priority. Their 1 and 2 bedroom suites are wheelchair and walker accessible. The majority of suites feature a walk-in shower stall, while the remaining suites provide a bathtub option. Each suite features individually controlled heat and air conditioning, ample storage space, kitchens equipped with a full stove and fridge, as well as a balcony. Brunch and a delicious three course dinner served daily in our central dining room by our friendly and attentive staff. All meals are prepared from scratch, on site by professionally trained kitchen staff. The meals are low sodium, including diabetic options, other allergies and restrictions are also attended to. Weekly light housekeeping is provided, as well as daily garbage collection. The grounds, building, and suites are maintained on an ongoing basis by their maintenance staff. Snow removal and de-icing of walkways and parking lot are also a priority. Activities, presentations, and entertainment are planned on a monthly basis. Some examples include weekly exercise class, tai chi, bingo, theme dinners, and weekly excursions to and from nearby shopping centres. They provide a private guest suite for out of town guests, as well a private dining room for gatherings of family and friends. Laundry facilities are located on each floor, at no extra charge, and all of the residences feature a full service hair salon.

I started going to Yoga Public in January and have generally been very satisfied with my…read moreexperience. The studio is huge with two levels and many rooms, plus a large change room that includes the use of showers if you wish. The admin staff in there are very caring and will give you a tour guide of the studio if it's your first time here. I will say that you'll get more bang for your buck by talking with your instructor after your practice, as they'll more easily remember your face. The reason is that for classes like slow flow, yin, or deep stretch yoga, they're very busy and it's hard for the instructor to check every single student to ensure they're doing the poses properly. While those fundamental classes are important especially for a beginner, I highly recommend some of the smaller classes, especially yoga on the wall. Overall my experience here has been positive. Yes the hot yoga classes can get busy, but I find the 10 class/month pass very reasonable at $129.

This is a GORGEOUS yoga facility in the heart of Winnipeg. Change rooms are modern, luxurious and…read moreexceptionally clean. There are also a wide variety of classes. I've attended Yin, Hot Yoga, Restorative, and Vinyasa... and loved every class. YP also offers Yoga Wall, which is an incredible experience -- think deep tissue massage meets yoga! In addition to the yoga, you can also join a TRX class in the YP TRX suspension room. I've tried these classes and they are a great workout.

The Westhaven is an amazing place. My grandmother loves that place and the staff our great. The new…read moremanagement staff goes out of their way to help as much as possible. They refreshed the elevator and the building and it looks amazing now. Since the new excectuive director has taken over the place has sure turned around. The staff seem to be working more in sync. I'm so happy my grandmother is around people that care.

The apartments are nice and the meals are good. However, my father never felt welcomed there. The…read morestaff were always too busy for anyone's issues. The visitor parking situation is a joke. Management is difficult to deal with and impossible to reach. No one returns phone calls. I should have realized the problem on day one when after several phone calls and meetings - no one expected us on move in day. Arrangements were quickly made for us to move furniture but no one was available to introduce my dad to residents or acquaint him with routines (as promised). Communications never improved. Elevators are often out-of-order leaving everyone waiting long periods of time for the one functioning elevator. Do not make my mistake - get everything in writing. I gave verbal notice to 2 employees in early October and no one mentioned that I needed to put it in writing. I ended up paying for rent until the end of December.

Great staff, caring, compassionate and supportive. The location is excellent with good accessread more

THIS IS ACCESS REGENT IN WINNIPEG, MB, but the system is mislabeling it. I booked a full physical,…read moreand perhaps I expected too much, but i did not expect that a full physical would be weight and height (by the assistant) and blood pressure, that's it ... end of physical!! I assumed a clinic this size would have a simple blood lab and fasted in preparation. I arrived for my 9am app, and waited 35 minutes (if I have an afternoon app, I expect to wait 30 to 40 min as many app's will go over by 5 min during the day, and they add up). Finally I went outside and waited out there another 5 min before they called me in (the waiting room was EMPTY). It's my understanding that MB health is all digitized now, but the info that i had a heart attack in mid 2019 (St B) and then was misdiagnosed as having gall stones in 2020 (Concordia) was not in my chart at all. When she found out what type of heart attack I had, OUT OF THE BLUE she started asking if the heart specialist had talked to me yet about a BYPASS. I said no and looked alarmed so she tried to back away from the convo and wasn't happy when i pressed it. So now I'm impatient with the 40min wait at 9am and incomplete records, and I'm little freaked out about the whole bypass thing, but I let it go and talk about the minor issues I have. 1) hips and walking, i thought glucosamine and she said - TALK TO YOUR PHARMACIST ABOUT IT INTERFERING WITH MEDS - i said you tell me Dr. - no answer. Issue one - shrugged off. 2) Twisties in my ... diaphragm area that temporarily stop me in my tracks and are painful- she said sounds like gall bladder, no poking, no prodding, no questions. I will admit that by this time i had a slow burn going on, and I don't remember what else she said. 3) triglycerides - this is case of one Dr pushing what needs to be done onto another Dr or nurse practitioner. It's my heart Dr that wanted this info, and there's a blood lab in his building, but he knew i had a physical coming up, so he shrugged it off onto her (also a reason why I believed that Access Regent has a blood lab). At this point I just wanted to get out of there. I had another question about a supplement i take but felt there was no point in asking. Next time i need a physical, I'll measure my height, step on a scale and use the blood pressure cuff at the local drugstore. This is what the conservative gov has done to healthcare in MB.

The last place I would ever send someone with foot problems. I was going to the clinic for many…read moreyears which used to be called Central Foot Clinic. The podiatrist there retired in August 2018 and a new doctor, Dr. Landen Kulczycki took over and renamed the business to Family Foot Clinic. I am utterly shocked at how unprofessional and unqualified this new doctor is. The receptionist is still the same friendly one from the previous doctor. When I walked in for my appointment, the new podiatrist was speaking very loudly in a condescending tone to the receptionist. He didn't greet me or even make contact and eventually went to the back and left the receptionist to deal with me and obviously quite rattled. As someone who has staff of my own, I would never run a business in a way that my staff would feel degraded. This should have been a clear sign to walk right out but I figured I'd give this new guy a chance before passing judgement. I was expecting to at least have a review of my file since this podiatrist had never seen me before and took over the clinic just a month and a half earlier. I sat down on the chair that he then lifted 6 feet off the ground. I can't imagine that being necessary at all. Not to mention, how unsafe. What if I had anxiety or was epileptic and fell out of a chair with no guards? This podiatrist just laughed and said 'I'm tall' when I asked if it was necessary to be able to touch the ceiling. After looking at my feet for 3 minutes and asking about my old orthotics, he said he'd be happy to reorder a pair (which is what I came for). I told him that I needed a quote submitted to my insurance and a gait analysis with prescription to make sure I'm covered. He sent me on my way for the receptionist to deal with me. When the receptionist told me it would take two weeks for my orthotics to arrive, I clarified that wasn't what I needed. I told her I explained to the new doctor that I need a quote and analysis submitted to my insurance BEFORE doing anything. If you're spending $450, I'm sure you would do the same thing. She thanked me for letting her know because the doctor just told her to 're-order' the same thing from the other doctor from 4 years ago. I felt so bad for this receptionist. Needless to say, he took $62.00 for 3 minutes of his time to just give me what the last doctor already had done. I am completely appalled that this person is even qualified to do this job. I would avoid at all costs!

I've been unlucky enough to need a podiatrist in my life for many years. I've been squished into…read morefull waiting rooms, been forced to listen to ramblings of all types - and been provided horrific service all around this city. When I heard that Dr. Landen was finally becoming an self- employed podiatrist I couldn't have been more thrilled. Dr. Landen is incredibly talented and good at what he does. He has literally saved my feet more than once. I've been lucky enough to be his patient for a few years. In addition to being good medically, his patient management skills are exceptionally adaptive. I have referred at least 4 people who continue to see him and have themselves referred others. These range in age from mid 30s to late 80s - men and women. They too have followed him. If you need to sit around a crowded waiting room brewing about negative things, or have your podiatrist tend to your emotional well being through long irrelevant conversations, with outdated equipment or procedures - this isn't the place for you. I am thrilled to be in and out within 20 minutes - and to have a wonderful personal relationship with my podiatrist. Yes - I waited 15 minutes once - but it was because an earlier patient wanted general details on corns - and how could he not provide full information. Dr. Landen is kind, polite and respectful. I am so glad that he chose this practice and the incredible receptionist that came with it. I am sure the two of them will continue to grow this practice in such positive ways. I also feel blessed that he continues to maintain me as a client. It is definitely a two way street of respect when you deal with this office.

I saw their athletic therapist Ryan Walkoski for some back and neck pain I was experiencing after a…read morecar accident (MPI covers the treatments). "Was" being the key word! Not even 30 min into treatment I felt amazing. I didn't realize you don't have to be an athlete to see an athletic therapist. He tested my range of motion then worked on my neck and back with massage, heat treatments, and these metal tools called "graston" tools. He also sent me home with a plan of stretches to strengthen my neck and back. The clinic was so nice, it smells great and every element seems carefully selected to be calming. The receptionist was super welcoming and made me feel right at home. I will definitely be coming back regularly!

Best prenatal massage and prenatal care in the city hands down. Wonderful, friendly staff, quality…read morecare givers and excellent results. I had a lot of pelvic issues during my pregnancy and they took such good care of me I could do my regular day to day until baby arrived. 10 stars! Highly recommended.

I was referred to JTRC Care Services in April 2025 to help me care for my wife (dementia) and…read moreappreciated their service until April 2026 when she was admitted to hospital care. My wife enjoyed being active and I was not able to accompany her with the activities available due to surgery on my back. The companions encouraged her to participate and socialize with other residents. As her enjoyment changed, JTRC personnel found other activities to replace them. I was very pleased with the way the companions worked with her, with patience and understanding. The owner was her main companion, and established a trusting and caring relationship with my wife. She would address health problems for both of us including recommending over the counter medications to help. When a change in companion was necessary, the trust and care went uninterrupted and she was comfortable with all of the assigned companions. I found that the owner would immediately address any unexpected change in scheduling and ensure my wife was kept safe and comfortable at all times, particularly when I went unexpectedly to Urgent Care and stayed overnight. She helped me attend doctor appointments, and with a difficult move into the health facility. I would have no hesitation whatsoever in recommending JTRC Care when health problems and lifestyle changes arise and help is required.

Reh Fit is the best of all worlds Whether you need support and a medical person to help in…read morerecovery , emotional push to motivate you, or just the best equipment in a non judgement environment this facility has it all. Always inviting and friendly, the multiple staff are there to help . Multiple disciplines of care and a wide variety of free activities or programs will not disappoint and if you want even more you can register for other options . Court sports to yoga to bike and aerobics as well as educational sessions , it's the best Winnipeg has to offer to any age . Cheers and enjoy! Canadian renowned ! Dr Ken Hamin

Great. Ready clean and lots of variety of equipment, free weights, machines and cardio. Badminton,…read morepickleball and tons of cardio classes.