Lifemark Physiotherapy Southland Leisure Centre

Our philosophy

Lifemark Physiotherapy Southland Leisure Centre is a multidisciplinary clinic offering physiotherapy, sports medicine services, massage therapy, certified hand therapy, women’s and men's lumbo-pelvic health therapy, orthotics, bracing, and acupuncture services.

The clinic

We have a large treatment area and a number of private rooms for massage therapy, acupuncture services and more. If your physiotherapy rehabilitation requires a gym exercise program we are able to access the Leisure Centre’s facilities. 

More about our services

Our staff of professionals include physiotherapists, sports medicine physicians, a certified hand therapist, women and men's lumbo-pelvic health therapists, massage therapists, registered acupuncturists, a kinesiologist and an orthotist. You can be assured you will receive tailored and individualized treatment that best suits your needs.

Our experienced and highly-trained staff provide treatment for workplace injuries, motor vehicle injuries, sport injuries, post-fracture or post-surgical treatment and everyday aches and pains. They can also provide custom bracing and orthotics.

Our custom orthotics (orthopedic insoles) are developed with assessment of your lower extremities, gait analysis, and footwear evaluation, and can be used to relieve pain in the foot, knee, leg, and low back. Orthotics can also treat orthopaedic injuries, re-align anatomical structures, and improve your balance. Similarly, our braces can be custom-fitted or pre-fab, and can be used for injury prevention or recovery. Bracing can protect, stabilize, and even address abnormal joint alignment.

We have four sport medicine physicians available for consultations if referred from your family doctor, physiotherapist or chiropractor. We also have a physiatrist on location that offers EMG (Electromyography) testing to assess the health of the muscles and nerves.

With a certified orthotist on staff, Alberta residents are eligible for funding for many custom devices through Alberta Aides to Daily Living (AADL) with a physician’s prescription.

We also provide services to individuals who are insured by the Worker’s Compensation Board (WCB), Non-Insured Health Benefits (NIHB), and Department of Veteran’s Affairs (DVA). Private extended health care insurance plans often provide partial funding for orthotic devices.