Bone and Joint Physio offers excellent and affordable care for a wide range of issues and ailments…read more The staff are kind, courteous and knowledgeable. I was diagnosed carefully but quickly, and effective treatment was started that worked with my schedule and budget. Overall a great experience and very affordable, especially if you don't have insurance.

Clinic is lovely everyone that works. There is friendly and happy to be there. Dave, the…read morephysiotherapist is fantastic. Highly recommend their services.

I love Weber Physio. If I am in a pain cycle, I go to Keith or Kevin. Usually within two to three…read moretreatments I am well on my way to recovery. Treatment in not cheap so I choose to go to a place that is good value for my money. I am glad Red Deer has such an outstanding place. I only wish they were not as busy so I could get in quicker when pain arises.

Dr Weber is good at what he does, there's no question. He's courteous and friendly. Keeps you…read morecomfortable even while you are clearly in discomfort. In fact it's not easy to get an appointment with him for a reason. Clearly there are a lot of satisfied patients. I can only give 3/5 here though, as I'd rather give 3.5/5 but can't. The reason for the A-OK rating is that I had a pretty significant ski accident, and hurt my knee. I was recommended by a co-worker to go there, so I did. After two treatments, I was told that I should be good to go, and that it wouldn't be out of the question to see me back on the slopes for some spring skiing. What I found funny about this is my knee was nowhere NEAR ready for any such activity. The stability was hardly there, and as of today, I have yet to return to the hills and that was closing in on 3 years ago. I ended up going to a sports therapist to get it to where it is now (close to healthy). What probably should have happened after that was a third checkup to see how it was doing, along with some proper stretches that could have helped speed up the recovery. The injury I sustained was similar to what some NHLers experience when they have a knee injury. I should really be better by now, according to how things looked. I'm not deterring anyone from going to this place. But ask more questions, as I should have, and you will probably give these guys 4 stars.

Amy is a absolutely wonderful massage therapist and I love how Linda's Chinese Massage direct bills…read morethe insurance company no extra paperwork. The place is clean as a whistle and the staff is very friendly and they you the day before your appointment for a friendly reminder about the appointment

If you like to be soaked with oil go to Linda's Chinese . This place is not professional at allread more

Dr. Harestad has been very helpful in treating my conditions and explaining what he is doing every…read morestep of the way. Everyone in the office is friendly and they greet you by name when you come in. There are so many people that would benefit from chiropractic care, it's too bad that physicians, as well as the general public won't take the time to find out what chiropractics is all about.

This is the best massage therapy clinic in Red Deer hands down. I have been to many, and they are…read morealways so polite and accommodating at the front, the therapists are wonderful with a real focus on listening to my body and helping me learn more about it! The manual osteopathy side of things has helped me and my daughter both recover from injury and repetitive strain issues.

I had a pretty significant ski accident in January 2011. A co-worker had recommended I go to a…read morephysio place in town, and I did. However, after a couple visits, I was told I was good to go. Clearly I wasn't, because my knee was nowhere near stable, and I was not really getting better. By the way, this review is absolutely about my experience, and NOT because I know Mel, who runs Collegiate. I am a self-labeled consumer advocate who just wants to help people make the right choices. Anyway, I went there in the early summer of 2011, clearly frustrated about the knee. The tests that were performed were over and above what was done at the previous physio place. And the prescribed exercises helped a lot, when combined with urban hikes (ask me what an urban hike is, if you're curious) and regular hiking. I re-injured it again this year, and again, after a few months of it not really getting better fast enough, I returned to see what the problem was this time. It wasn't exactly the same injury this time. And sure enough, the stretches prescribed have made a difference right away, provided I keep them up in the prescribed intervals. They have moved to a new location which I think will be HUGE for them, and for accessibility to all.

Another fantastic Deep tissue massage..Today it was from Megan...This place is amazing and the…read morestaff are THE BEST..

My boyfriend and I walked in 3 weeks ago to book a couple's massage for this past Saturday evening…read more So the day finally comes and we're both excited to get our massage. We show up and our appoint were cancelled. The lady told us her co-worker tried to call but there was no answer so she cancelled it. My question is why didn't she leave a message so I could call back? I screen all my calls because of telemarketers. Net point I'd like to bring up is that there was absolutely no accountability. No apologies, in fact she was giving us attitude. Not acceptable. Certainly not professional. We walked away very upset and she didn't even try to do anything to correct the situation. I'm very dissatisfied with the entire situation.

After my surgery, Open Arms Home Support was a total lifesaver. The team is not only professional…read morebut also truly kind, which made a huge difference in my healing process. It is rare to find such high quality care that is also budget friendly. I'm so grateful for their help