I’ve been seeing Victoria Addison for a little over a year now, and she is the best! Very friendly, knowledgable, and whenever I go to physio I always get thorough treatment for my chronic back pain which has helped me so much in the long run. The front desk staff... read more
I’ve been seeing Victoria Addison for a little over a year now, and she is the best! Very friendly, knowledgable, and whenever I go to physio I always get thorough treatment for my chronic back pain which has helped me so much in the long run. The front desk staff... read more
Friendly staff and are very attentive. Merlin always make sure to address our problems and never rushes through our assessment and treatment.
Friendly staff and are very attentive. Merlin always make sure to address our problems and never rushes through our assessment and treatment.
I’m still here getting better= without the wonderful help and treatment from Darcy and Travis..I would not have be able to walk my dogs again .. chronic pain was crushing and stealing my life and mobility.. thank you for making a right choice Panther Sport Medicine to get Dr... read more
Highly recommend Cheryl as your physiotherapist. She listens to concerns takes necessary time to address injuries and ensures you are recovering at the right pace.
Tendonitis in the wrist is a common overuse injury. The joint itself is made up of the radius and ulnar bones, as well as the proximal row of carpal bones including the lunate, the scaphoid, and, via ligamentous connections, the triquetral and pisiform. Tendonitis in the wrist can involve either the distal flexor or extensor […]
Both neck and shoulder pain are common musculoskeletal complaints that account for many physician visits yearly. The primary drivers of shoulder symptoms are diverse and can include the rotator cuff complex, the glenohumeral joint, the acromioclavicular joint, the sternoclavicular joint and other soft and inert tissue structures around the shoulder. However, the neck itself can […]
The sciatic nerve is a nerve that is derived from the low back after the merging of spinal nerve roots L4-S2 from the lumbosacral plexus. It travels from the low back down through the posterior hip through the sciatic notch and continues down the posterior thigh to just above the posterior knee. Pain from this […]
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