Clinic Contact Information

Telephone:

403.209.BACK (2225)

Fax:

403.245.9030

Downtown Clinic:

Suite #111, 1800 - 4th Street SW
Calgary, Alberta  T2S 2S5

Back & Body Health's main downtown clinic is central to all of Calgary and conveniently located on the corner of 4th Street and 18th Ave SW on the main floor of the Hillsboro Tower building. Access to the clinic is available from both 4th Street or 18th Avenue entrances. This clinic is in the heart of the beltline and within the community of Mission. Boulevard BLVD Restaurant is on the corner of the building as well as Yoga Santosha Calgary within the building.

» Downtown location map (180 KB PDF)
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Calgary South Clinic:

5728 Burbank Crescent SE
Calgary, Alberta  T2H 1Z6

Back & Body Health's Calgary South clinic location is easily accessible from Calgary's commuter routes including Blackfoot Trail, Glenmore Trail, Macleod Trail or Deerfoot Trail. Located around the corner from the Blackfoot Inn, the clinic is within the 5728 Performance Training Centre.

» South Calgary location map (180 KB PDF)
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Downtown Clinic Parking:

Free on-site parking is located within the Hillsboro Tower parkade. Entrance is off 18th Avenue. Metered parking available along 18th Avenue in front of our clinic. Free 2 hour parking along 2nd Street.

» Downtown location parking info (180 KB PDF)

Calgary South Clinic Parking:

Free on-site parking in front of building.

 

New Patients Welcome

Currently accepting new patients at both Calgary locations.

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Downtown Clinic Hours

Mon thru Fri: 9 am - 6 pm
Sat: 9 am - 2 pm
Sat: 2 pm - 4 pm by Appt Only

Calgary South Clinic Hours

Mon thru Fri
Phone or Book On-line for Appointment

Health Tip

When sleeping, place a pillow under your knees when lying on your back or between your knees when on your side in order to keep your spine relaxed and in a proper position.
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