When I need a massage, I go to a wonderful RMT at Young Kempt Physiotherapy. The business recently…read moremoved from, you guessed it, Young/Kempt to a lovely new location at Windsor and Almon. I've been nothing but impressed by the service I've received here. I can't speak to the Physiotherapy side of the biz, but I was originally referred here by a friend that has had a long relationship with the Phyisotherapy staff. I've always chosen RMT's based on my own personal bias towards a reputable location that's associated with health and wellness vs. just a spa. People have their own opinions on what they like in a massage. Some like to feel the pain and know that a massage that works out the kinks will pay off later on. Other people prefer the relaxation of feeling good immediately. I like a massage that makes me feel good, but that also tackles the knots and kinks with no sympathy. And, if anyone remembers the episode of Friends where Ross filled in for Phoebe and massaged an old man with wooden spoons, that's what I think of every time I consider trying a massage at a spa. (Biased? Yes. Unfounded? Probably.) Either way, I'd tell anyone looking for a new RMT to come here. The staff here are interested in your overall well-being and want to make sure that you are feeling good and are taking care of yourself. It's a holistic relationship and if you are interested in forming a regular routine of self-care, this is a great place to form that relationship.

Absolutely the best ! Very professional, very knowledgeable... Hands-on, exercices, laser therapy,…read moreultra sound therapy, etc... Everything to get me back on track really quickly. If I could give this clinic 10 stars, I would !

This team at Maritime physio is Amazing! The massage is one of the best out there. Jason is one of…read morethe best listeners in the world and that makes him a GREAT physio. The owner Rob always smiles at all the clients in the clinic. Even if he is not personally in charge of them he is always making people feel welcome. The smile is infectious. COVID-19 has provided new challenges and the rules they are doing are working. Thank you for helping me and helping our community. Always a GREAT recommendation. :)

No one WANTS to go to a physiotherapist, but sometimes you must. I go here because it's handy, at…read morethe Sportsplex (free parking), and they know what they are doing. PT is an evidence-based treatment starting with an assessment to determine what muscles need attention, followed by heat and electrical stimulation, and ending with exercises specific to your malady. These folks are professional. If you follow the exercise regimen, you'll be mostly right in a few weeks, and they are good about letting you go when you don't need them (there are others waiting!). There may be other practitioners who can put you right, but you won't go wrong here.

Everyone I encounter at Scotiaphysio is knowledgeable, competent and personable. Would recommend…read morethem to anyone!

A few weeks ago I had a fall which resulted in damage to my shoulder and arm. I have been seeing…read moreEmily Coolen since then, she is an excellent physiotherapist, compassionate, knowledgeable and very helpful. Her treatments have been effective as well as the exercises which I perform daily. I would highly recommend her therapeutic services.

Either I'm getting old or the years of sitting at a cube is catching up to me. Been having a rough…read moreyear as I was picking up a few running related injuries and rest wasn't doing the trick. The local run club suggested Dr. Jason as he gets to the root of the problem. He performs Active Release Therapy mostly sports injury related. First book time for the evaluation, and after some simple tests he will start his magic. And it is magic. Subsequent visits really focuses the problem areas and depending on your reaction, very noticeable improvement daily. He'll give you some homework in form of exercise and depending on things go, you will be healed up in a few weeks. Expect quick 20 minute visits after that. Very professional and now located at the ground floor ( as of nov 14 2012).

They just practice for 5 mins and charge 100 dollars. Though the money is going from insurance. I…read morecan use that in massage therapy. Had very bad experience, my back pain was same after 3 sessions. Will never go back

If you are in need of a physiotherapist then head to CBI Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Centre on…read moreLacewood Dr.. I can personally recommend Giselle McCormick. She has a ready smile which puts you at ease right away. She listens to what you have to say so that you receive the proper treatment. Giselle is professional, caring and personable. She explains each procedure and the expected results. It has been a very positive experience!

Lauren Quattrocchi is an excellent chiropractor. I've been one of her clients for a number of years…read morenow. The staff is always helpful and efficient. I would recommend them to anyone.

Love this place. Amazing services, caring and competent staff. Nelson is spot on. Knows his stuff…read moreand his patient care is impressive

Kudos to Francine who has kept me moving over the years from Massage and now with Osteopathy…read more Today I was treated by Stephanie for the first time after Francine helped yesterday. Powerful one two combo! Great service and care given here!

After an accident, I needed physio for my wrist/ hand/ arm…read more I had 16 sessions with Laura. My sessions where approximately 40 mins, I saw Laura, the actual physiotherapist for about 5 mins. The rest of the time I was attended to by a clinic assistant * who had a much better bedside manner* The sessions where pretty much the same each time, was not asked specifics about how things were feeling. My final session, which was also an assessment, was very dismissive , Laura focused on how the insurance company would percieve her review and whether they would approve more sessions or not. She told me she would ask for 6 more. * Found out after that she asked for 12. * I had a fitting for a wrist brace that I had been prescribed, was told that it would take about a week. I made many phone calls to Choice for 3 weeks after that. Was given on going conflicting information from Dee at Choice. Was told that I would be able to pick up my brace when It was dropped off by the brace company. Kept calling, and could not get a straight answer about why it had been 4 weeks and still no brace. At one point Dee said " we are waiting for approval" .... I asked from who ? For what? Was told " your insurance company " After being told at the time of the fitting that insurance companies DO NOT direct Bill for braces. I asked why didnt someone try to Ask me about this first. I told Dee that I was paying for the brace, and that I needed it asap. Again was told that when the brace was dropped off, I would be called.... Waited another week. Called back, as well as my injury lawyer , who also spoke to Dee. Dee told my lawyer that I had an appt that very afternoon . I had no idea about this appt. I called and spoke with Emily, who checked that I in fact did NOT have any appt. There is a huge lack of communication at Choice. Between staff, and clients alike. The last time I spoke with Dee, she told me that she would have the brace person call me. THREE weeks later , I received a call from the brace person, * after my lawyer made yet another call to Choice. * was told that she must have been given the Incorrect # for me, as she left a voice mail message weeks before.* I did not have a voicemail message. FINALLY after 6 weeks, I am picking up my brace directly from the brace office, as I want NOTHING else to do with Choice. I DO NOT recommend Choice healthcare in Dartmouth to anyone.

Chiropractic treatment has been foreign territory to me up until this point in my life. I've heard…read morelots of good things from those who utilize it, as well as a handful of negative comments from those who did not find it helpful. I have chronic musculoskeletal issues which have benefited greatly from alternative treatment modalities, but have not disappeared entirely. A Google search led me to Choice Chiropractic. Pros: - Friendly, efficient reception experience - I printed off and completed the New Patient form prior to my visit, which made the transaction even faster. - Clean and modern office. It's quite small, but that's okay. - Wide range of services available: massage, nutrition counseling, physiotherapy, orthotics, etc. - Fantastic first (and second) consultation with Dr. Warren Hefford. He's very upbeat, personable, and efficient. He did a great job of explaining various chiropractic treatments and their intended goals, and he kept the lines of communication open throughout the entire visit. I left feeling rather "worked on", as he told me I would, but the satisfaction of hearing nearly every one of your vertebrae pop outweighed the day or two of soreness that followed. Cons: - The clinic is difficult to access from Main Street if there's any amount of traffic; left turns are darn near impossible. - You will have to book well in advance, at least for evening chiropractic services. I accept that this is the case for most clinics, but I understand that some people might find this frustrating. If you're interested in sampling what Choice has to offer, I encourage you to give them a call. I'll be a regular patient until I leave the province!