The physiotherapist was very skillful. She is teaching me a little more about my hand therapy's. And then will let me come to the Sport centre to test the gripe. Whenever she's working.
Matt Morrison is an amazing physio. I feel so lucky to have accidently found him after my ACL surgery, when I needed to find a new physio that was covered under the AHS program.
I've been seeing Matt weekly-ish for the last 6 months post knee ACL surgery (12ish month recovery... read more
I’ve had physio done a few places now and Panther is incomparable! The moment you walk in you’re greeted with a warm welcome. Darcy and Lisa have taken care of me and they both make feel heard and understood! Thank you so much for all wonderful work you do!
I have been coming to Panther Sports Medicine for the past 8 months since my car accident. I am seeing physio therapist Darcy and massage therapist Brittany and I have only good things to say about them. Darcy is truly amazing! Not only does he possess a deep understanding of... read more
Had a great experience dealing with a arm injury, the staff were great and always helpful, specially my physiotherapist Mahemud, would recommend as a rehab place for sure
Very professional and helpful.
My physiotherapist is TinyJacob and I would highly recommend him.
He is knowledgeable and caring, listening and understanding.
I am lucky to have him.
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