I went to see Kelly Anne with CSI. She is a registered dietician with very good knowledge in…read moresports, (I.e. cycling for me) with a background working with our Canadian Olympic athletes. They are located within the kinesiology area at the University of Calgary. It was easy to find and parking (pay) is right out front. It was easy to schedule with them as well, I was able to get in right away and there was little wait once I arrived. It's good to note that a lot of sports services offered within U of C are available to the public and if you have a health care plan, much of it may be covered. The cost is reasonable if you do have to pay out of pocket.

If I could give zero stars I would. I saw dr mohtadi after a two year wait. I have had chronic hip…read morepain and severe cams and pincers diagnosed on both hips. He swore in the appointment several times (kept saying NSS- and then asking 'do you know what that means??? It means No Shit Sherlock') , and was extremely condescending. I am a 200lb female, and a lot of weight is carried in my chest. He told me if I 'care about my son' I would take on the "gargantuan task" (his exact words) of losing at least 100 pounds. I asked how he suggests I do that since I have next to zero mobility in my hips and have had knee issues my whole life and can't walk long distances let alone do physical exercises bc my hips and knees seize up. (I currently have two torn meniscus he wouldn't even look at or address). He was short, completely condescending and one of the rudest people I have ever had the displeasure of meeting. Giving advice like this can be SO damaging without including the proper support for weight loss. And to tell someone to lose half their body weight is beyond disgusting and shameful. Please ask for a referral to literally ANYONE else but this man. He should absolutely retire, or go update his education. The real kicker is- they didn't even weigh me at the clinic. He just looked at me and threw out a number of losing 100 pounds. I wear size 14 clothes. I am not an excessively large person, and would love to lose a little bit of weight, but i have also been comfortable in my own skin until I met this useless doctor. His assistant was a total piece of work too. Just as condescending and really thinks he (perhaps they?) are God's gift to sports medicine. I now have major trauma MONTHS later from this appointment, and the number this doctor did to my mental health. I called to speak to the office manager as well and left a few voicemails- never heard back. Clearly they do not care about their patients. It's really too bad because before I met this idiot doctor, I had great experiences at this place. But will never go back after this garbage. Dr Mohtadi- please do Calgary a favour and retire, or take some courses to learn compassion and professional bedside manors. You are going to cause serious eating disorders and more health issues in people with such abhorrent advice.

Today was my first visit through a referral for his sports med expertise…read more He was knowledgeable, good bedside manner The student doctor who questioned me at beginning was Nice, thorough. They are a teaching facility as well. I would certainly recommend.

Dr. Babins was very attentive to my situation and discussed the possibilities of my diagnosis as it…read morewas a complex case. He didn't want to rush my referral to the surgeon in the event that it could be resolved without surgery. Once it was apparent that surgery was needed he was prompt to ensure a surgeon saw me in a timely fashion. He had residents in with him each time I had an appointment, they are learning from the best! I highly recommend Dr. Babins and his office.

These guys have an unbelieveable practice. For the weekend warrior such as myself, they Dr. Jason…read moreDick and Wendy Laythorpe have an impressive wall full of superstar athletes that they cater too. RST doesn't just deal with high end athletes though, they deal with everyday people like me. I would highly recommend RiverSide Sports Therapy for anybody who is serious about their body and maintaining its peak performance.

Dr. Jason Dick, one of the founders of RiverSide Sports Therapy, has seen me through three MVAs,…read moredid all of my pre and post natal chiropractic care, and is still helping me through several old sports injuries that love to remind me of my former glory as a ski instructor. The care here is second to none, and having acupuncture available (with Dr. Bryan Myles) as a complementing therapy has definitely facilitated my path to wellness. I highly recommend this clinic and all of the practitioners who call RiverSide home!

I was referred to Group23 for physio, and subsequently to one of the clinics doctors. In all, the…read moreservice provided from both Stacey Will (physiotherapist) and Dr Manning was outstanding. I hope to never need to see them again, but wouldn't hesitate if needed :) *wait times range from excellent to not so good, but nothing too extreme. I highly recommend!

All the staff there take amazing care of clients and super friendly staff. The environment was…read morewelcoming, and the whole experience was really positive. Would definitely recommend!

I am always happy leaving from here. The staff are friendly and professional and the wait times…read morearen't too long. After suffering a lower back injury in a car accident Ive tried everything imaginable, but the one place that keeps me coming back for relief is elite sport performance, thank you!

Pulling the principles from Dr. MacDonald's website it states their promises to their patrons are:…read more"Results, Clarity and Collaboration". For me I definitely received those promises but I doubt it was in any way the form they intended. The Result: don't come back to the clinic. The Clarity: clearly if you don't like something about the appointment Dr. MacDonald's ego will be hurt. And finally, Collaboration: non-existent. Dr. MacDonald's mission, "We exist to help active, health-conscious individuals achieve their highest levels of being, by providing a highly specialized, research-based, collaborative approach to patient care." The research was so good that after not being certain if my scaphoid was broken he attempted to 'correct' the position of a bone that wasn't (in his words) "medically dislocated" prior to having the results. Needless to say, the professionalism from Dr. Macdonald was insufficient. His level of petulance and unprofessionalism make me wonder how he retains any patients at all. An overview: * He showed up 30 minutes late for his first appointment of the day * He tried to 'correct' a 'non-medically' dislocated bone when a different bone in my hand was fractured * He had me sign a waiver after he had completed the work; I take full responsibility for signing this but having me sign it afterwards reaffirms his lack of professionalism * He charged $334 (the cost of a 45 minute appointment) for a 15 minute assessment. This was refunded due to the great customer service of Stephanie. * He called and informed me all my future appointments were cancelled * He failed to refer me to an orthopaedic surgeon and instead told me to go to urgent care I went to see Dr. Dale MacDonald after having a cast removed for what was a suspected scaphoid fracture. Out of respect, showing up on time, or informing the others you are running late has been a principle that has dictated my entire adult life. I understand everyone is human and issues come up; I was, however, Dr. MacDonald's first appointment of the day. Arriving late for the first client showed me that Dr. MacDonald lacks a certain level of professionalism you would expect. He pulled up my x-rays and explained that based on what he was seeing he would like to send me for bone scan to eliminate the possibility of a misdiagnosis. He then asked where the pain was to which he claimed I was an "anatomical marvel" for picking the 'lunate'. According to Dr. MacDonald, after showing him where the pain was most prevalent he said that my lunate was dislocated. "Not medically dislocated but it is in the wrong spot." He then asked me to lean back, which I did. He 'attempted to put the bone back in place.' My scaphoid was fractured - Imagine the pain. I don't have a Doctorate but when I hear statements like: "it isn't medically dislocated but it's in the wrong spot." RED FLAG. I turned to peer-reviewed medical articles and trusted sources such as the Mayo Clinic in Rochester. The dislocation of the lunate can easily be seen in an x-ray. He then says, "I need you to sign this, it effectively says you agree to letting me work on you, which I have already done." This was a total error in my judgement. I never should have signed that document, but felt without signing it was asking for unnecessary confrontation. My total appointment with Dr. MacDonald lasted 15 minutes. I was then charged $334 for my appointment. If I was to break down the appointment based on my actual appointment after the tardiness of Dr. MacDonald it would have been $111.33. It's not a financial issue and never was: if it were I wouldn't be writing this review and I would be on my way with the $334 refund and that would be the end of this ordeal. The principles involved are the issue. I wouldn't want to encroach on other appointments but to have the audacity to think a 15 minute appointment should be treated the same as a complete assessment strikes me as laughable. My bone scan results came back as a fractured scaphoid. Based on that I assumed a referral would be made to an orthopaedic surgeon. Instead something shocking occurred. Dr. MacDonald asked if I was unhappy with the first visit to which I said yes. He then said, "and I believe we have refunded your money," which they had. He then proceeded to tell me that he "has taken the liberty to cancel all future appointments with [his] clinic." I guess that means I have been fired as a client of his for having issues with the first appointment. After firing me as a client, and neglecting to refer me to a specialist, he advised I should go to urgent care to get a cast put back on. I thanked him for advising to have a bone scan done and he hung up. I encourage anyone who has had similar issues with Dr. MacDonald or anyone considering seeing Dr. MacDonald to reach out to me. If this review discourages one person from having a similar experience it was all worth it for me! Tim

Storm is the best, I had my first massage with him today and he seems to know how to treat my…read morechronic back and neck pain. I can't wait for the next session.

I would recommend this massage therapist to anyone. He is knowledgeable and professional, friendly…read moreand easy to get along with. Such a caring person when it comes to his client. His work area is clean and neat.First impression really last. My whole body feels so much better after I had my massage. I therefore would recommend him to anyone without hesitation.

Dr. Raphael is the best, he takes the time to hear the patient and respond with kind words making…read moresuggestions Collins A

I love Dr. Adesina, however the front desks inability to answer the phone at any attempt at trying…read moreto call them, makes it really hard to be able to continue being a patient with the clinic, as Ive had to go 3 days without receiving my refill prescription because again-- they really very seldom pick up the phone. Their organization is not the greatest either, as I was finally able to get through to them yesterday, I was told I would receive my prescription refill today-- and to put it lightly, I'm now on 4 days without my daily prescription that is quite dangerous to stop taking, and as of right now, I have been on the line, listening to their line ring for 14 minutes and 27 seconds, to be exact. I guess I will just deal with the life threatening side effects? To make matters worse, this has been a recurring issue, I try to actively avoid visiting my family doctor because I'm very very limited for time as I seldom get days off in the week, and it's just usually more stressful trying to get through of book an appointment, that I avoid it all together. unfortunately I am likely going to have to look for a new family clinic for my family, despite our love for Dr. Adesina. I wish her all the best.