We are excited to announce that the clinic will be accepting appointments starting Thursday, May 14th for chiropractic treatments only. To meet our commitment to patient safety, we have changed our booking procedures to include pre-screening questions and staggered appointments to help ensure physical distancing is maintained at our clinic. We are asking patients to help us maintain a healthy and safe environment in our clinic by answering … [Read more...]
COVID-19 Update:
COVID-19 Update:
Clinic Care May 8th
As many of you may be aware, on Thursday, April 30th, the Government of Alberta introduced the plans to Re-Open Alberta. As part of the Staged Phase 1, Chiropractors and Physiotherapists can re-open. Each regulatory body we adhere to; Alberta College of Chiropractors Association and the Alberta Physiotherapist Association, along with approval from Alberta Health Services have provided a thorough plan for returning to in-person care. We want to … [Read more...]
COVID-19 Update: Clinic Care as of March 18th, 2020
In order to keep the health and well-being of our patients, staff and community our first priority the clinic has made the difficult decision to pause patient care and reassess the situation at the beginning of April. We thank you for entrusting Back & Body Health as part of your healthcare team. Please feel free to call the clinic or email us if you have any questions. We will be rescheduling patients into April and updating patients as we … [Read more...]
Mini-Medical School – An update on celiac and gluten sensitivity
Snyder Institute Mini-Medical School is designed for members of the general public who are interested in learning more about chronic diseases and topics such as immunotherapy, effects of cannabis use, multiple sclerosis, cardiovascular disease, asthma, itch and chronic pain, and the relationship between diet and gluten sensitivity. You won’t graduate with a medical degree after attending our Mini-Medical School series but you will gain more … [Read more...]
Help reduce the effects of pediatric migraine
Children get bad migraines, too UCalgary researcher Ashley Harris launches study to find out why By Laura Herperger, Alberta Children’s Hospital Research Institute March 29, 2019 Heather Oosterhuis enrolled her son Mason Corson, age 10, in a study led by Ashley Harris at the University of Calgary to better understand the cause of paediatric migraines. Photos by Riley Brandt, … [Read more...]