Celebrating 20 years

‘TREAT THE SOURCE OF THE PAIN…NOT THE SYMPTOM’

Our philosophy has not wavered over the past 20 years with its approach to assessing and treating patients. SYMETRICS’ approach to treatment is based on the belief that the body is a network of interrelated parts and should not be viewed as individual parts functioning independent of each other. Similarly, SYMETRICS uses a team approach integrating physiotherapy, chiropractic, massage therapy and kinesiology to maximize recovery in all facets of the patients’ life.

We understand the need to update and modify programs in pursuit of quality, efficient and cost effective rehabilitation. It is important for our team to collectively be aware that new techniques and services are available to learn about and in turn offer to patients. SYMETRICS continues to progress and learn more about the benefits of physiotherapy, chiropractic and massage therapy treatments that help improve our patients well being.

Welcome

Building Front Welcome to Symetrics, the Institute for Integrated Physical Rehabilitation.

We are a Multi-disciplinary Physical Rehabilitation Clinic established in 1990 and we continue to service our community in North Bay and area with pride and appreciation of our clients. We use a team approach integrating physiotherapy, chiropractic, massage therapy and kinesiology to maximize recovery in all facets of your life. The latest techniques and equipment are used to help us meet your needs.

We have a very professional, supportive and friendly feel at SYMETRICS offering you quality 'hands on' care from our providers and support staff.

Whether you are a weekend warrior with a pull or strain, injured due to a motor vehicle accident, a slip or a fall, or an elite athlete with a sport related injury, SYMETRICS can meet your needs. We encourage you to review our services to see how we can help you.

We offer a central location for your convenience on the corner of Main St. E and Regina St. with parking available in the back.

Call us today for a consultation at 705-497-1975!

510 Main ST. E North Bay ON P1B 1B8

symetrics@thot.net

Therapeutic Taping for Posture

Posted by Jennifer Weber

Posted on 12:22, Sunday, January 1

Therapeutic taping is now being used for many other functions in the rehabilitation field including postural correction.

Posted by Jennifer Weber

Posted on 12:10, Tuesday, December 13

URBAN POLE WALKING WITH SYMETRICS...

This popular fitness trend is adding a rehabilitation dimension to people with mobility issues, or those living with chronic conditions such as arthritis, or are recovering from orthopaedic surgery.

It is also attributed to better physical health for those who just want to 'STAY FIT'. Pole walking is becoming more recognized by an increasing number of Canadian physiotherapists.

John Davis, RPT with SYMETRICS, has recently completed his qualifications to instruct you on 'how to' achieve the benefits of urban pole walking. Call now to book your session with John for your pole walking experience or select a gift certificate for some one. SYMETRICS stocks the urban poles that are included in your session purchase.

Call for details 705-497-1975

** Check out the URBAN POLING Website for more details http://urbanpoling.com

Nipissing University Clinic

Posted by Jennifer Weber

Posted on 10:41, Wednesday, September 28

PHYSIOTHERAPY SERVICES ARE NOW AVAILABLE ON NIPISSING CAMPUS.

SYMETRICS is located on campus in Room AC135A in the Surtees sport complex. We are servicing the varsity athletes, students and faculty of Nipissing University. It is our goal to ensure individuals receive quality care and effective rehabilitation to keep everyone at their optimum level of health and performance.

Current hours: Tuesday and Thursday 1:30pm – 4:00pm.
(increase in hours/days are anticipated)

Appointments must be called in to the MAIN CLINIC at 705-497-1975.

Please advise you are affiliated with Nipissing University.

Fees for Service: Must be paid directly by individual. Reimbursement will be paid by your health care school plan and subsequently personal extended health care plan. A doctor referral is required in order to receive reimbursement from either health plan. Students should enquire at the Student Health Centre for more information

SYMETRICS Campus Staff

John Davis B.Sc., P.T., B.A. (Hon. P.E.) MCPA Registered Physiotherapist

Martin Payne B.Sc., P.T., MClSc (MPT) FCAMPT Registered Physiotherapist

Nipissing phone number: 705-474-3450 ext 4764

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PHYSIOTHERAPISTS
Danielle Cousineau,
John Davis
Martin Payne
Ashley McLellan

CHIROPRACTOR
Dr. Cliff Noth

MASSAGE THERAPISTS
Stephanie Gagnon
Tara Alger

Half hour & full hour massages and hot stone massages available.

Nipissing University Clinic

Announcing Nipissing University Clinic

for more information read more under "About Us"

Hosts

John Davis and Danielle Cousineau are your hosts and welcome you to their website.

We, the staff and in particular, Dr. Cliff Noth, Chiropractor with SYMETRICS
want to remind you this winter to ...

"LIFT LIGHT AND SHOVEL RIGHT!!

We are always happy to help...if you have any questions please contact us anytime.

Our facilities are wheelchair accessible.

CONSTRUCTION

Thank you to all of our patrons for your understanding during the past few months.

We are happy to say that we are back to normal with our entrance and exit and parking facility.

SYMETRICS
'your' Health Team
705-497-1975
510 Main St. E.

Clinic Hours:
Monday, Wednesday, Friday
7:00am - 5:00pm
Tuesday, Thursday
7:00am - 6:00pm

SATURDAYS NOW AVAILABLE
FOR MASSAGE THERAPY

Payment Options:
Interac, Visa / MC or Cheque
Auto and EHC Insurance coverage for MVA patients
Some employee Health Plans (please inquire)

CONGRATULATIONS TO MARTIN PAYNE

MARTIN PAYNE has also recently completed his Masters of Clinical Science in Manual Physiotherapy. His thesis was based on the development of a standardized physical screening tool in the study of individuals with neck pain. He is also continuing his research at SYMETRICS with the University of Western Ontario for determining prognosis following whiplash injuries