Innovative Therapy Canada
Posted: Mon Apr 29, 2024 9:44 pm
I just got a reply to an email sent asking for surgeon recommendations. They reply was that surgery doesn't work, but that what they ate doing does work.
I've learned that when you're a hammer, every problem looks like a nail. I get that. People have their specialties.
It sounds like the head PT is blind. The website says he developed a super sensitive sense of touch from reading braile.
That makes sense to me.
They're in Ontario, so I'd have to be cash pay, as would any Canadians not wanting to wait 2 years for their coverage determination.
Shockwave therapy is a big part of what they do. It sounds like some people just have 2 75 minute appointments, and that its a cure for some. But others keep going for months. It's a VERY interesting read:
https://www.innovativetherapycanada.com ... europathy/
I've learned that when you're a hammer, every problem looks like a nail. I get that. People have their specialties.
It sounds like the head PT is blind. The website says he developed a super sensitive sense of touch from reading braile.
That makes sense to me.
They're in Ontario, so I'd have to be cash pay, as would any Canadians not wanting to wait 2 years for their coverage determination.
Shockwave therapy is a big part of what they do. It sounds like some people just have 2 75 minute appointments, and that its a cure for some. But others keep going for months. It's a VERY interesting read:
https://www.innovativetherapycanada.com ... europathy/