COVID-19 SCREENING REQUIRED. NOW OFFERING IN-PERSON CARE.
Phone: 905.648.6500
COVID-19 SCREENING REQUIRED. NOW OFFERING IN-PERSON CARE.
Phone: 905.648.6500
Update: June 24, 2020
The pandemic has been an incredible driver of change, and the healthcare industry has felt the ramifications more than most. COVID-19 has forced the healthcare system to change, to find new, safe and effective ways to provide care. While the environment has been incredibly challenging, it has also sparked innovation.
For CBI Health, it has often been a matter of accelerating plans already in place, as with our virtual care / telehealth platform. Virtual care has enabled us to not only keep our clients and staff safe, but to provide people with the best care when and where they need it, whether that’s in our clinics or in their homes. Even now, as we carefully expand our in-clinic services, our clients are reporting high levels of satisfaction with the virtual care they are receiving and appreciate the option to receive care in their own home. Virtual care has also allowed us to cross geographies and reach vulnerable clients in remote locations who would not otherwise have access to care. Equally encouraging, many of our highly specialized programs and services are now available virtually, and therefore available to all.
The new environment has also driven change and innovations in our partner network. We’ve been working with all kinds of new partners on all kinds of new things, creating and developing new ways to support the pandemic and post-pandemic world. We are doing innovative work with employers to expedite care for injured workers either virtually or in-person to support recovery from workplace injuries. We’re expanding our work with non-profit agencies and community groups, lending our support and expertise in important fields like social isolation, Alzheimer’s and dementia care. We’re working with exciting, creative experts in human-centred design to make sure that as we’re developing new programs and processes, we’re doing so in a way that keeps the client experience first.
Our relationship is also changing with our important partners in the healthcare system. We have been hard at work with hospitals across Canada to expand our community support services, developing new programs to expedite discharge and safely transition people back to their own homes post-surgery. We’re also working with health authorities on programs, services and tools to support extended or differentiated home care, and prepare for post-COVID support.
The healthcare industry has been changed forever. Transformation is needed to meet the new reality, and at a faster pace than anyone could have ever anticipated. With solid partners, an innovative mindset and incredibly hard work from all our staff across the country, we’re proving it can be done.
Take care, be safe and stay well.
Jon Hantho
President & CEO, CBI Health
Update: MARCH 31, 2020
To our valued patients,
To continue progressing your health goals we are
NOW OFFERING VIRTUAL PHYSIOTHERAPY TREATMENTS.
Virtual treatments use electronic communication to remotely provide health care information and virtual treatment services.
What is a virtual treatment?
· Scheduled like an on-site visit
· One-on-one visit with a registered physiotherapist
· 30 minute appointments
· Reimbursable by MVA, WSIB and the majority of insurance companies
Please contact our clinic for more detailed information and to book a virtual treatment.
Stay healthy….stay safe.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, CBI Health is dedicated to reducing risk and following best practices while continuing to serve the clients who rely on us for treatment and support.
Update: MARCH 17, 2020
All,
The CBI Health team is committed to the health and safety of our clients and employees. This has been, and will always be, our core priority as we continue to serve clients who rely on us for treatment and support every day.
As an integrated partner with health systems across Canada, we have been preparing for and responding to the challenges that the COVID-19 virus has presented. Our leadership and clinical teams have been working tirelessly to ensure that our protocols are current, that our staff are well trained and supported, and that all decisions that we make are in the best interests of our clients.
The CBI Health pandemic response plan has been active for some time and it is constantly being adjusted and updated to accommodate new developments. Key elements include:
These are difficult and challenging times for Canadians and the world at large. We are highly sensitive to the rapidly changing landscape and the potential impact on our clients and employees. We also recognize that we play an important role in securing and supporting the broader health care system in every province. We are working closely with the various health agencies, hospitals and experts to continue to play a positive contributing role in successfully navigating through this pandemic.
More than ever before, I am extremely grateful for the hard work and dedication of our staff across the country as they continue to deliver quality care to those who rely on us. The work they are doing is important to so many people. Please know that as an organization we are doing everything we can to keep them and our clients safe as they continue their important work.
Please stay safe,
Jon Hantho
President & CEO, CBI Health
Utilizing diagnostic and assessment procedures to develop and implement therapeutic treatment.
Manipulating tissue layers using various techniques, to enhance function and aid in healing.
Encouraging natural healing, improving mood and energy and reducing pain of affected areas.
PRP INJECTIONS are a safe and very effective method used to heal damaged bone and soft tissue, and to alleviate chronic pain, using your own blood. Platelet-Rich Plasma involves taking a small sample of blood and spinning it in a centrifuge to concentrate and separate out the platelets and plasma. This concentrated sample is then injected into the painful area, where it repairs damage by rebuilding the tissue.
Platelets also contain growth factors and proteins which are very important in the repair and regeneration of tissue. Therefore, Platelet-Rich Plasma accelerates the healing process and encourages the growth of cells in the injected areas. Weak ligaments and tendons cause the majority of the pain and damage related to joints. Platelet-Rich Plasma treatments strengthen these weak tissues, leading to improved joint and muscle functions with significantly less pain.
Talk to your Doctor to see if PRP injection is right for you. If appropriate have your doctor give you a referral. The script should prescibe the following:
"Please see patient for "your condition" and possible PRP injection at your discretion"
Hyaluronic acid (HA) is a naturally occurring substance found in the synovial (joint) fluid. It acts as a lubricant to enable bones to move smoothly over each other and as a shock absorber for joint loads. In people with osteoarthritis (OA), this fluid becomes diseased and no longer protects the joint effectively. The covering on the ends of the bones (cartilage) can also break down, becoming worn and frayed. These changes may result in inflammation, swelling, tenderness and pain in the joint, which leads to a reduction in mobility.Although OA is most commonly found in the knee joint, it can also affect other joints such as the hip, ankle, shoulder or hands.
Viscosupplementation is a procedure that can increase the cushioning and lubrication of osteoarthritic synovial, or joint, fluid. The goals of the treatment are to:
Talk to your Doctor to see if a visco injection is right for you. If appropriate have your doctor give you a referral. The script should prescribe the following:
"Please see patient for 'your condition' and possible visco injection at your discretion"
UPON RECEIPT OF YOUR DOCTOR'S REFERRAL, PLEASE CONTACT BELOW FOR BOOKING INFORMATION AND INJECTION CLINIC DATES WITH DR. ADILI & DR. WINEMAKER:
Dr. Justin de Beer completed his orthopaedic training at the University of Cape Town. He then went on to do a 2 year fellowship in arthroplasty through the University of Toronto. His primary focus is on hip and knee arthroplasty including both primary and revision surgery. Dr. de Beer is currently the director of the Hamilton Arthroplasty Group research centre and past site Chief of Surgery and Orthopaedic Surgery at the Henderson (now Juravinski) Hospital in Hamilton. He is an active member of the McMaster University Orthopaedic faculty with an interest in teaching both undergraduates and postgraduates.
Dr. de Beer’s research interest is on the outcomes of adult total joint replacement surgery. He has more than 60 peer-reviewed publications and multiple presentations at national and international scientific meetings to his credit. He has been awarded the Queen’s golden jubilee medal as well as a Cornerstone award from Hamilton Health Sciences and a Merit award from the McMaster Orthopaedic program for his contributions in his field.
Dr. Mitchell Winemaker graduated from the University of Toronto medical school program in 1991 and received his residency training in Orthopaedic Surgery at the University of Western Ontario. This was followed by Fellowship training in Adult Joint Reconstructive Surgery (primarily of the hip and knee) at Harvard University. He obtained his Fellowship of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada in 1997.
Since April of 1999, he has been a practicing Orthopaedic Surgeon at the Juravinski Hospital in Hamilton where he holds admitting and surgical privileges and is currently the Site Chief of Orthopaedics Surgery and the Director of the Regional Joint Assessment Program for our local integrated health network. Dr. Winemaker is also a part time Clinical Associate Professor at McMaster University where he is involved in clinical research and the training of future Orthopaedic Surgeons.
Dr. Adili is an orthopedic surgeon at St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton, specializing in sport medicine and lower extremity reconstruction. He spent one year at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota where he performed lower extremity reconstruction and trauma. He is the Chief of Surgery and the Head of Orthopaedics at St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton. At McMaster University, he is an Associate Professor in Faculty of Health Sciences, Department of Surgery. His professional affiliations include the Ontario Orthopaedic Association, Canadian Orthopaedic Association, Association of Professional Engineers of Ontario (APED), Canadian Medical Association, Ontario Medical Association and the Hamilton Academy of Medicine.
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