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Welcome to SPINEgroup’s first Newsletter. Learn about our new programs and services and how we can help improve the quality of your life.
SPINEgroup is Hiring Physiotherapists!
Physiotherapist SPINEgroup is hiring motivated Physiotherapists, Registered PTs/PT Residents. This is a great opportunity to work directly with an accomplished team of clinicians at an award- winning clinic! New graduates & physiotherapy residents encouraged to apply! Join our team at SPINEgroup as Physiotherapist as we work together to deliver compassionate care that is responsive to the healthcare
Time to Get Checked Out
Getting Health Back to Normalcy As we move forward in Ontario’s pandemic recovery and with COVID-19 cases now falling, many patients have unfortunately not yet visited their doctors during this pandemic. As a result, people may have either an undiagnosed condition that they actually don’t yet know about, or have been delaying treatment for existing
When You Can’t Tell the Difference Between Back Pain and Kidney Pain?
Is your nagging back pain a back problem or a kidney problem? Despite any confusion, finding out the difference between back pain and kidney pain is key to an earlier diagnosis, better treatment plan and more positive outcome. In terms of basic anatomy, your kidneys are located below your rib cage (on both sides) and
Can Managing Back Pain in Women Extend Longevity?
When it comes to back pain for women, recent evidence indicates that there is an association with mortality risk. Common Cause of Disability Most people (80 percent) experience back pain at some point. For older women, this means that they may also experience a reduction in regular activities. In fact, one of the leading causes
Exercise Interventions Can Prevent Falls
For many seniors, falling results in injuries associated with decreased functional independence, such as the ability to carry out activities of daily living (ADLs), reduced quality of life, less and also increased risk of a future falls and injuries from falls. Overall, current research confirms about a third of seniors (65+) have at least one