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Our Clinic Hours are Mondays to Fridays 7am to 7pm. Appointments can be booked on-line or you can call (780) 250-1430 for an appointment. PLEASE CONTACT THE CLINIC IF YOU ARE FEELING UNWELL WITH ANY COLD, FLU OR COVID-RELATED SYMPTOMS. TELE-REHAB APPOINTMENTS ARE AVAILABLE SHOULD YOU NEED TO REPLACE AN IN-CLINIC APPOINTMENT.

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Physiotherapy

Physiotherapists get you moving and keep you moving. Physiotherapists are highly-educated experts in physical function, movement and mobility. They have advanced knowledge of how the human body moves and what stops it moving. Physiotherapists use specialized hands-on treatment to restore, maintain and maximize optimal function and quality of life. Physiotherapists: - Assess, diagnose and tre... Read More

Physiotherapists get you moving and keep you moving. Physiotherapists are highly-educated experts in physical function, movement and mobility. They have advanced knowledge of how the human body moves and what stops it moving. Physiotherapists use specialized hands-on treatment to restore, maintain and maximize optimal function and quality of life. Physiotherapists:

- Assess, diagnose and treat physical symptoms and limited movement caused by injury, aging, disability, or health condition.
- Help patients understand what’s causing their condition.
- Work with patients to restore, maintain and maximize movement, flexibility and physical independence.
- Develop customized treatment plans that help patients take back control.
- Teach patients how to restore, maintain and/or maximize movement, reduce pain, and manage any chronic symptoms.
- Teach patients how to stay well, avoid future injury and achieve the best quality of life they can.
- ​​Physiotherapists excel in the treatment of many conditions including (but not limited to) back pain/injury, whiplash, pregnancy-related muscle/joint issues, urinary incontinence and vertigo to name a few. They also help patients manage symptoms of chronic conditions like arthritis and chronic pain.

Physiotherapists help patients who may have otherwise tried temporary (e.g., prescription drugs) or more invasive methods (e.g., surgery) to manage their condition. They use individualized therapeutic exercise, manual therapy and other treatment techniques.

Physiotherapists requires that the patient is involved and engaged in the recovery process, as success is often dependent on the patient’s commitment to the process.

Reference: https://www.physiotherapyalberta.ca/public_and_patients/about_physiotherapy/#what_do_physiotherapists_do

Massage Therapy

Are you experiencing stress and in need of relaxation? Or muscle stiffness that foam rolling cannot resolve? Have you experienced an injury or trying to prevent one? Here at Elevation Physiotherapy, we specialize in therapeutic and sports massage. If massage by itself is not effective, then we believe that massage therapy can be more effective when combined with more active therapies like thera... Read More

Are you experiencing stress and in need of relaxation? Or muscle stiffness that foam rolling cannot resolve? Have you experienced an injury or trying to prevent one? Here at Elevation Physiotherapy, we specialize in therapeutic and sports massage. If massage by itself is not effective, then we believe that massage therapy can be more effective when combined with more active therapies like therapeutic exercise. As such, we value a collaborative relationship between Physiotherapy and Massage Therapy. Complex conditions often require complex solutions and the benefit to you as the patient is a team oriented approach in the delivery of effective multi-modal care.

Telerehabilitation Physiotherapy

Virtual Physiotherapy uses video technology to deliver one-on-one physiotherapy care for those who are unable to attend our Clinic. We recommend using the latest version of Chrome or Firefox on your desktop or laptop computer. If you want to use an iPhone or iPad you will have to download the Jane app from the App Store. The entire interaction is secure and encrypted and satisfies the Health... Read More

Virtual Physiotherapy uses video technology to deliver one-on-one physiotherapy care for those who are unable to attend our Clinic. We recommend using the latest version of Chrome or Firefox on your desktop or laptop computer. If you want to use an iPhone or iPad you will have to download the Jane app from the App Store. The entire interaction is secure and encrypted and satisfies the Health Information Act (HIA). A credit card (Visa or MasterCard) will be required on our file prior to your appointment.
*This service is only available to those residing in Alberta*

Danielle Bles BPE, MScPT, FDN

Danielle completed a Bachelor of Physical Education degree in 2008 and her Masters of Science in Physical Therapy in 2011. Since then, she has continued further training in the Diploma of Advanced Manual and Manipulative Therapy with the Canadian Physiotherapy Association, is certified in functional dry needling, and is certified to order diagnostic imaging.

Danielle has experience treating a variety of sports injuries with a keen interest in complex shoulder injuries. She worked alongside orthopedic surgeons and sport medicine physicians in establishing the Shoulder Triage Team at the Edmonton Bone and Joint Clinic.

Danielle played hockey as a goaltender for the University of Alberta Pandas during her degree and grew up playing competitive fastball. She now enjoys playing hockey, volleyball, and modified slo-pitch. She also enjoys hiking, cycling and yoga.

Danielle completed a Bachelor of Physical Education degree in 2008 and her Masters of Science in ... Read More

Albert Chan PT, BScPT, FCAMPT, CGIMS

Albert Chan is the Clinic Director and owner of Elevation Physiotherapy. He graduated from the University of Alberta in 1996. He has a strong interest in the management of complex and difficult to treat orthopaedic conditions. Albert has worked collaboratively with Physiatrists (Medical Specialists in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation) and pain management Physicians to successfully treat patients undergoing interventional procedures like cortisone injections, lidocaine myofascial injections, Botox, prolotherapy, platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injections and autologous blood injections. He also works closely with sport medicine physicians in the management of athletes.

Albert is also a runner and is passionate about the treatment and prevention of running injuries. When he is not working, you will likely see him training to improve both his running and cross country ski times.

Albert has also been successfully treating dizziness, balance disorders, and vestibular problems since 2009.

Albert is a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manual and Manipulative Therapy (FCAMPT) since 2002 having completed his Advanced Diploma in Manipulative Therapy. He completed his Gunn IMS training in 2007. In addition to clinical practice, Albert is a Clinical Instructor for the University of Western Ontario Master of Clinical Sciences program. He also provides clinical instruction to physiotherapists undergoing further certification in the Canadian Physiotherapy Association Manual and Manipulative Physiotherapy Program and to family medicine students from the University of Alberta Family Medicine Program.

Albert Chan is the Clinic Director and owner of Elevation Physiotherapy. He graduated from the U... Read More

Ty Henry RMT, SMT(CC), CRM

Ty Henry graduated from MacEwan University in 2018. He is a proud member in good standing with the Massage Therapy Association of Alberta (MTAA). Since then, he has continued to further his training with certifications in cupping therapy, instrument assisted soft tissue mobilization, and RAPID NeuroFascial Reset Therapy. Ty is a member of the Board of Directors for the Massage Therapy Association of Alberta (MTAA), and on the Working Group for the Transitional College for Massage Therapist of Alberta.

He has experience treating a variety of complex, difficult-to-treat musculoskeletal and orthopedic conditions, as well as human performance sports massage. He has a keen interest in back, hip, and shoulder injuries. Ty has experience treating patients in a collaborative and multidisciplinary setting, having worked alongside physiotherapists, athletic therapists, chiropractors, kinesiologists, acupuncturists, family physicians, sports medicine physicians, and orthopedic physicians. Furthermore, Ty has experience treating professional athletes, having worked in the Canadian Football League (CFL) with The Edmonton Elks. He specializes in athlete-focused preparation from pre-event, post-event and in-season training and off-season recovery treatments.

Ty brings a team-oriented mindset to work towards the goal of the patient. Each interaction is approached with a focused intention to individually treat and educate patients to suit their lifestyles and abilities. Along with Swedish, Therapeutic, and Sports Massage methods promoting relaxation, Ty is specifically interested in and focused on Myofascial Release (MFR) and Muscle Energy Technique (MET). These treatment methods are of a gentle, yet effective rehabilitative nature when addressing pain, soft tissue imbalances and, ultimately, function.

Outside of work, Ty enjoys a variety of outdoor activities, cooking, golfing, and basketball.

Ty Henry graduated from MacEwan University in 2018. He is a proud member in good standing with th... Read More

Nicholas MacLeod PT, BSc, MScPT

Nick graduated from the University of Alberta Physiotherapy Masters Program in 2015. It was his upbringing in sports and his many trips to his own physiotherapist that nudged him into the profession.

After graduation, Nick was the fortunate recipient of the Glen Sather Sport Medicine Clinic Physiotherapy Fellowship program. He worked within interdisciplinary teams consisting of orthopedic surgeons, sport medicine physicians and physiotherapists. He appreciates and upholds the incredible potential of working with an interdisciplinary team of skilled healthcare providers.

Nick’s treatment philosophy is based on patient education and empowerment. He wants to teach you how you can make yourself better, stronger and healthier! He mixes education, exercise therapy, manual therapy and dry needling in his treatment approach. Nick has a keen interest in treating lower body injuries, from acute to chronic conditions. He has a special interest in knee injuries.

When not working Nick is out riding the trails in the river valley, skiing the mountains in the winter or refinishing furniture in his basement workshop.

Nick graduated from the University of Alberta Physiotherapy Masters Program in 2015. It was his u... Read More

Katelyn Rennie PT, MScPT

Katelyn’s active upbringing inspired her to complete her Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology and her Master of Science in Physical Therapy, both at the University of Alberta.

Katelyn has a strong interest in treating chronic overuse injuries and injuries following motor vehicle accidents, as she knows firsthand the difference that physiotherapy can make. She approaches the treatment and management of all conditions with a keen sense of enthusiasm and a desire for open communication.

She enjoys doing all things outdoors and is passionate about the management of sports injuries. Katelyn is an avid runner and cyclist, as well as a frequent visitor to the Rocky Mountains. You can find her trail running and backpacking in the summer and either ice climbing or hitting the slopes in the winter. She hopes to complete a triathlon within the next year, and to adopt a rescue puppy.

Katelyn’s active upbringing inspired her to complete her Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology and h... Read More

Georgi Trifonov PT, BSc, MScPT, FDN

Georgi grew up in Sofia, Bulgaria, and moved to Edmonton, AB at the age of 16. He attended University of Alberta and obtained a BSc degree in Immunology and Infection in 2014, followed by a MSc degree in Physical Therapy in 2017.Since then, Georgi has earned his Functional Dry Needling Certification and has pursued further education in TMJ rehabilitation and Mulligan Concept Mobilization with Movement. He has also completed courses in Orthopedic Division’s Manual Therapy curriculum.

Georgi’s treatment approach revolves around effective patient-therapist collaboration. He is dedicated to providing patients with the appropriate tools, education, and care to actively manage their conditions, and to successfully achieve their goals. He believes in an active approach to build strength and resiliency and is looking forward to helping his patients reach their full potential.

Outside of his career as a physiotherapist, Georgi loves spending his time playing soccer, biking, hiking, anything to do with being outdoors. Georgi is fluent in Bulgarian, and proficient in Russian language.

Georgi grew up in Sofia, Bulgaria, and moved to Edmonton, AB at the age of 16. He attended Univer... Read More

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