Suffering a ligament injury, such as a torn ACL or MCL, can be a painful and utterly frustrating experience. These injuries can limit your mobility and disrupt your daily life, especially if you are an active person or an athlete. However, there is hope for a quicker...

Partnering for Recovery with Kratos Health, serving New Tecumseth and Orangeville areas in Ontario When faced with orthopaedic injuries or surgeries, the path to recovery can be challenging. However, there's a powerful ally that can significantly enhance the...

What every runner should know about 3 common running injuries Running can be a great escape for many of us living stressful lives.  It can contribute to a healthy lifestyle and can reduce the likelihood of death from all causes by as much as 30%...

Everything You Need to Know About Air Boots for Foot and Ankle Injuries Air boots, also known as pneumatic walking boots, are devices designed to immobilise the foot and ankle after an injury or surgery. They are similar to traditional casts but offer more comfort and...

Wrist Brace By Jayke.   Whether you are an office worker, play sports, or hobby crafting, wrist injuries and discomfort are a very common impairment. There are many different types of wrist injuries including (but not limited to) repetitive strains and sprains,...

By Kathy Patellofemoral pain syndrome (PFPS) is a condition that causes pain in the front of the knee, typically due to the irritation of the patella (kneecap) against the femur (thigh bone). Knee braces can help alleviate the symptoms of PFPS by providing support and...

Ankle Sprains By Jayke Ankle sprains, often referred to as “rolling an ankle” is a very common injury and if you have never suffered one, it is likely you know someone who has. An ankle sprain refers to spraining (or stretching) of the ligaments in the ankle. The more...

The Benefits of Bracing By Kathy. Orthopaedic bracing can be helpful in rehabilitation for several reasons: Support: Braces provide stability and support to the injured area, reducing the stress on the affected joint and allowing it to heal properly. Alignment: They...

By Ryan. I began running about 4 years ago (at the age of 38) with the intention of never running any more than 5km and never running “competitively”. Like many former competitive athletes however, once the competitive juices started to flow, I was hooked! I soon...

The use of kinesiology tape for the treatment of pain in both athletes and the general population has become common place. The often brightly coloured stretchy tape is difficult to miss when fashioned by your favourite basketball player or an Olympic volleyball...