Clinic News

Some of our Sports Medicine Physicians as well as our physician assistant, Olivia, have recently done some extra training with Exercise is Medicine Canada which will allow us to knowledgably prescribe physical activity for our patients. The physical and mental benefits of being more physically active are tremendous so we are very excited to offer this new service to our patients.

In addition to learning about different injection techniques, some of our Sports Medicine Physicians will also be doing some extra training on the use of ultrasound to help guide them when performing joint and soft tissue injections. The addition of this technology in the clinic will allow the Sports Medicine Physicians to be much more precise when performing their injections with the PRP and stem cells.

Some of our Sports Medicine Physicians are in the process of getting extra training in the area of PRP and stem cell injections. These new, cutting-edge injection techniques will allow us to offer our patients more options when treating osteoarthritis, partial muscle, ligament and tendon tears and various tendinopathies.

We are very excited to announce the addition of a NEW physician to our Medicine in Motion team. Dr. Jenna Dickson will be joining the team in August 2019. She is just finishing a year of training in sports medicine at the Fowler Kennedy Sports Medicine Clinic in London, Ontario. In addition, we are very excited to announce that both Drs. Raphael Panais and Kory Arsenault were successful in completing the Canadian Academy of Sports and Exercise Medicine (CASEM) diploma examination in April 2019. CONGRATULATIONS Drs. Panais and Arsenault! A reliable company always contains this paper-writing net information.

Some of our Sports Medicine Physicians have started to perform trigger point injections. These injections can be helpful in the management of chronic muscle or myofascial pain in the neck and upper back.