I've been seeing the same Chiropractor for a few years, way on the southside of Edmonton. When I…read moremoved to St. Albert - I kept making the drive to see her. After a while though, the drive was becoming a hinderance and I finally asked if she could refer me to somebody in St. Albert. Without hesitating, she recommended Dr. Jeanette Amato at Core and I'm certainly glad she did! Dr. Jeanette is very thorough and uses a variety of different methods when treating me. I also like that she explains what she's doing or what she's adjusting.

I have been to many Dr's for Chiropractic care. The team here is fantastic and keeps me in great…read moreshape.

Can't say enough about the staff at OWCH, all professional, friendly, and above all else they are…read moreproficient in their treatments, and had several massages from the massage staff and all are very good. No extra pitches, if you follow the stretching exercise's Dr. Breault gives you it will put a smile on your face and your body will thank you.

I went to see Andre for chiro a few years ago. He was awful. I suffer from chronic pain and he told…read moreme to heal from it all I needed to do was drink water and exercise. I went to an athletic therapist who decreased my pain drastically by actually working on my body and working with me to achieve ultimate results. Stay away from this place

I had the very bad back pain and headache. I saw Dr. Poon,…read morechiropractor there, he fixed me with single treatment. I like him a lot because he spent enough time for treatment and give the therapy which is very helpful for reliving pain. All staffs are very friendly and warm. Their massage therapists are quite nice too, experienced and good at deep tissue massage.

I've tried a few chiropractors in town, and am so glad I found Dr. Poon. He has a variety of…read moretechniques, but we've found that a combination of Active Release Therapy and old-fashioned manual adjustments work best for me. He also isn't one of those chiropractors who see you once or twice and then puts you on a long-term plan that you see him 3x/week forever or anything like that (those feel like money grabs, don't they?) His idea is that he adjusts you and you feel better, and you shouldn't need to see him regularly. Novel concept. I know a lot of chiropractors don't do manual adjustments anymore - and Dr.Poon also has newer techniques as well, but I was specifically looking for this technique (increasingly hard to find). It works for me and if he knows what he is doing, I feel comfortable and safe. The clinic itself could use some updating, but I don't really care if the treatments work. They also do direct billing to insurance companies, and are flexible with their appointments/take walk ins, so the convenience is really great.

When I first came to Edmonton back in 2012, my wife (then girlfriend) recognized the agony I was in…read moreand found Chirocare online, by chance. Despite being on a Sunday morning, Dr. Yee was able to see me as soon as I could get there. A few preliminary questions/forms and an adjustment soon followed. The nature of my back injuries (from 1989) are life-long and I will never be pain-free, but Dr. Yee's dedication and practice has been able to accommodate my schedule over the years, providing ongoing relief. I have followed Dr. Yee to his new location just east of Mayfield Common and he is the only Chiropractor in Edmonton I will consider. Subject to availability, Chirocare has also been able to accommodate requests for massage immediately (or very shortly) followed by a chiropractic adjustment for maximum benefit. I can't thank Dr. Yee and everyone at Chirocare enough for their ongoing care.

I've only been twice…read more When I called to see if I could be fit in, on the day of my first visit, the receptionist immediately attempted to accommodate my request -- and fortunately for me, the schedule had some give. It was on a Saturday, and the receptionist gave me clear directions on where to park and how to get to the location. When I arrived, he introduced himself (Constantine!), and gave me three pages for me to fill out regarding my information/history. The chiropractor, Dr. Yee, saw me shortly after my arrival and took a complete history, did a thorough exam, and then tried his best to fix me (apparently my upper spine/ribs are rather difficult to move). He was also personable. The three "As": able, available, and affable. This is what you want in a health care provider! His office also provides sport medicine consults and massage therapy and acupuncture. There's a small amount of free parking to be had; otherwise, arrive early and park across the street at the Meadowlark Mall. More updates as I see the need. EDIT: My second visit was of similar high quality as the first. Plus, I've had very little pain since! Success! THEN, a few days later, I received a follow-up phone call from Constantine to find out how I was doing. I really like their customer service. I'd given them 4.5 stars if I could. The only draw back is both times I was there, my asthma was triggered by a strong smelling ?oil used in the massage therapy room -- it wasn't a bad scent, either, but it makes me cough. However, I'm sure the scent is therapeutic to some people.

Can you imagine what an exorcism feels like?…read more I dunno but it must be similar to the feeling you get when the aches, pains, and stiffness have been liberated from your body by Dr. Thor Gilbertson after an adjustment. I would call him The Mighty Thor even if Marvel hadn't already published a comic book of the same name. My wife was seeing The Mighty One for dry needling (IMS, that is - not needling as in teasing - I think) so I decided to go in for said adjustment as I thought it would be a better use of my time than reading People magazine in the reception area. I'm also a glutton for pain. (Not that a chiropractic adjustment is painful. More on that later.) It's my attraction to pain that forces me to sleep in the trunk of my car on my belly with a spare tire for a blanket. So needless to say, after a few months of this I needed to be un-pretzled. (I never know how bad it truly was until after I see the doc.) Dr. Gilbertson is witty, personable, and likes hockey. He totally places you at ease while he's snapping your neck. And no, it doesn't hurt. His admin person, Natasha, is also totally friendly and charming. She makes me feel a little bad that I'll never truly be that outgoing and captivating. All in all, a visit to Dr. Gilbertson's office could be the feel-good day of anyone's week. For the past few days I've been running backwards into walls just to give myself a legit reason to go back there. He does more than just adjustments and dry needling. He also does active release therapy and something called radial shockwave therapy. I'm not sure what that is but I picture it involving an Electric Chair. I'll look for one next time I'm there. In the meantime, I have walls to bang into and trunks to sleep in.

Dr. Gilbertson is a phenomenal professional and person. I was referred to him for IMS or dry…read moreneedling to help with my leg pain due to a disc issue. When I called to make an appointment, I was able to get one within a few days. The office is in Callingwood Market so free parking. Natasha is the woman that answers the phone, greets visitors, processes payments, and everything else. Every time I was there, she was always so pleasant even though she's busy. They also do direct billing with insurance companies. The first time I saw Dr. Gilbertson, he asked me about what was going on and I told him my issue. He used needles on my back and bottom. I'm used to acupuncture needles so I wasn't nervous or concerned of the process. I also read about IMS before the visit. He also said chiropractic treatment would not help me at this point and may even make it worse. I went a few more times and he put the needles in my leg as well and one time I felt it woke up my leg down to my foot! After my last visit, Dr. Gilbertson asked me if I felt better after the treatments and I did but it was temporary and didn't last long. This is where I felt Dr. Gilbertson cares about people first and patients second. He advised me what he thought I should do and told me if I wanted acupuncture in the future to go back. But he did not tell me keep coming back because he wanted my $85/treatment. I felt he genuinely cared about my well being even if that meant not seeing me again. He is a good and busy professional as there's a steady stream of patients coming in and going out. With so many health professionals, only wish we had more like Dr. Gilbertson around.

Several weeks ago, I fell on the ice, and have been having issues with my back ever since. I…read morealready have arthritic degeneration in my lower spine, so I've REALLY been in pain. But my visits to Dr. Mana here have been very helpful at getting me up and moving again. She uses a combination of percussion massage, impulse, ultrasound, and laser treatments to keep me more mobile. She's a delight in person, and quite gentle. Also, they can direct bill my Great West insurance, so I know by the end of my appointment how much I need to pay for the day. Usually only about $10 on our plan.

Awesome clinic with top notch doctors! Chiropractic, massage, physio, acupuncture--they have it…read moreall in one place. I regularly get treated at the Century Park Pain & Health clinic and I would recommend it to anyone with neck, back, shoulder, or knee problems, because they've helped with all those issues for me!

Had my second massage therapy. This time with Pearl. It was awesome! I felt light and relaxed. It…read morehas been a difficult year, this was a great stress reliever even for just an hour. I noted on my previous review about the thin walls and the noise. During this session, there was none so i thoroughly enjoyed it. Also, pearl introduced me to cupping. To be honest i am not interested about it at all, when i see pictures of friends who have done it, it seems painful but pearl did a good job for a "beginner" like me. I did not feel overwhelmed. It was not painful even days after. It obviously left marks on my back but i did not mind it, i did not feel anything like as if the marks were not there at all. I already scheduled my next session. (Lucky to have a company health insurance which covers 90% of the fee)

Lower back pain saw a friend refer me to Dr. Kent Anderson. She'd been in a car accident and said…read morehe was the 'best'. Three years and dozens of treatments for a myriad or ailments including a serious concussion. Dr. Kent is the BEST. And everyone I refer there says the same. The reception team are extremely professional. There's free parking and Alexei is also an outstanding sports massage therapist who treats many elite athletes. You won't go wrong seeking care here. Bonus: they now direct bill insurance companies

I've gone here 3 times recently for accupuncture. The first time, I saw Dr. Joe and the other times…read moreI saw his wife, Dr. Jane. They were both very nice and listened attentively to the issues I was having with my neck, shoulders and headaches. They were both keen to help. At the end of each accupuncture treatment, they did cupping on my back. Cupping is not the most comfortable experience but combined with the accupuncture, the benefits and relief are amazing. It's not a fancy spa in a great location - so if you put that idea aside, then it's good. The only off putting part for me is the burning smell inside. I think they burn something for a particular treatment but it smells throughout the building and I don't enjoy it. I find the smell lingers on me after I've left. But it doesn't stop me from going back. Interesting fact - Dr. Joe teaches at MacEwan and has for a really long time.

I am a huge supporter of traditional Chinese medicine and the Bethune Clinic is awesome!…read more If you have headaches, go for foot de-taxes, have aches and pains, go for massages, or have health issues I would highly recommend this place. I have massages from Teresa and Barkley and acupuncture from Dr. Jane, Dr. Joe and Barkley and have no hesitation referring any of the staff! Most actually teach at Grant Mac as well. If you have an issue with needles, let them know and they will out you at ease. Acupuncture does not cause pain and you will feel soooooo much better after a treatment. If you need traditional Chinese herbs or medicine the clinic also supplies it.