University Of Calgary Sport Medicine Centre

After seeing *several* physios and doctors who gave vague prognoses at best, Dr. McGregor almost instantly determined the exact nature of my injuries.

Got a referral to the Sport Medicine at the U of C but it took me 2 months to see a physician. I came 15 minutes early for the appointment and once I was placed in a room I ended up waiting close to 40 minutes before a resident came in. She did NOT know what she was doing and probed me for about 15 minutes before Dr. Wiley came in. He was knowledgeable and much more professional than his resident.

I have been here twice for different issues and the staff know what they are doing! Mark understood my problem and gave me great advice and treatment.

My experience at UofC Sports Medicine has been excellent. My physiotherapist, Mark, is professional and experienced in his assessments and treatments. I rarely need to wait, I get thorough care, and my conditions are usually healed within a short time. I have recommended this facility, and Mark, to friends and family who have also been pleased with the service and care.

I broke my ankle and decided to start my physio at the UofC sports medicine center. My first appointment with the therapist was average to say the least as I could have easily pulled all the information he gave me off google in 30 seconds. The therapist said he would be more hands on in the next appointment that he ended up canceling without contacting me. the male secretary informed me when i got there that my appointment was cancelled and wouldn't acknowledge the fact that they messed up and refused in any way to make it up to me (they charge 25$ if you cancel your appointment). Do NOT go here if you value your time and body.

do not go here, they have ZERO compassion, and was told that the only thing that was going to help me was physio which I cant afford....thanks for nothing

I'm in my early thirties and had my hip/lower back collapse for no reason. From referals around town, I saw Dave, a hip specialist, and he was able to spot my issue immediately and treat both the pain and the functional problems. He's really busy and has the goal of working himself out of the job as quickly as possible - so doesn't want to see you back for long stretches at a time, to give the exercises a chance to work. He's also good about looking for full "performance" (ie, being able to do sports etc, and not simply be only able to walk around) which I appreciated. I was seeing a different physio regularly for 4 months before going to him - she had helped, but couldn't figure out the root problem. He was also great at helping some preexisting neck problems.