10 Best Sports Medicine Clinics in Calgary

Ascent Health & Sport Therapy - Capitol Hill provides physiotherapy, chiropractic care, sport therapy and massage therapy with a one-to-one treatment model. Its team combines manual therapy, exercise rehabilitation, soft-tissue therapy, acupuncture or IMS, dry needling and shockwave therapy according to the service area.

Programs address injury recovery, active living, sport performance and aging well. Sport therapy includes ACL injury management, youth athlete performance and sport-specific training, while physiotherapy focuses on restoring mobility, function and strength. The clinic’s approach is goal-oriented and progressive, with personalized exercise and capacity-building plans.

Momentum Health Deerfoot provides physiotherapy alongside chiropractic and massage services in northeast Calgary. Its physiotherapy scope includes rehabilitation for balance disorders, chronic pain, gait disorders, motor vehicle injuries, neurological conditions, post-surgical recovery, sports injuries and work injuries, among other listed concerns. Vestibular rehabilitation is available for people working on balance and confidence, while kinesiologists can support exercise programs. The clinic also lists pelvic health, occupational therapy, athletic therapy and registered massage disciplines, making it suitable for clients whose recovery involves more than one form of care.

Centre for Chiropractic and Sports Rehabilitation provides chiropractic care and rehabilitation support for people dealing with back, neck, joint and sports-related concerns. The clinic’s care can include identifying contributing problems and recommending ways to improve function over time, rather than focusing only on immediate relief. It is suited to physically demanding workers with recurring soreness as well as people recovering from injuries such as a sprained knee. Patients can also seek care for sore joints and longer-term pain-management goals.

CE Sport Therapy provides athletic therapy and massage therapy for injuries, pain and concussion-related symptoms. Its appointments are 60 minutes, hands-on and one-on-one, with treatment built around identifying compensation patterns and addressing the underlying source of an injury rather than applying a standard routine.

The clinic suits active adults dealing with lingering symptoms or trying to return to running, work and everyday activity. Its team approach includes athletic therapists and massage therapists, while the clinic also offers concussion information and a free starter session for people deciding whether athletic therapy fits their needs.

Movement Sports Clinic provides physiotherapy for people managing injuries, pain or reduced mobility, with treatment plans shaped around the individual’s needs. Practitioners take time to assess concerns, explain what is happening and outline a way forward. Dry needling is available, and massage is also offered through the clinic. The practice may suit active people returning to movement as well as patients seeking help with persistent issues such as shoulder pain. Consultative sessions and follow-up suggestions are recurring parts of the care experience.

THE Downtown Sports Clinics - Bow Valley Square provides physiotherapy and related physical therapy care in Calgary. The clinic suits people managing pain, mobility problems or injuries who want an assessment-led plan and progression rather than a one-off adjustment.

Care described at the Bow Valley location includes investigation of aches and injuries, explanations of what is happening and ongoing progression towards recovery. It may also suit active adults returning to movement, with practitioners addressing knee, back and broader physical challenges through attentive, individualized visits.

Leading Edge Physiotherapy Tower Physio and Sports Medicine provides physiotherapy and sports medicine services across a broad range of recovery and rehabilitation needs. Its listed services include sports physiotherapy, manual and exercise therapy, fracture and surgery recovery, concussion management, vestibular rehabilitation, pelvic floor physiotherapy and pediatric rehabilitation.

The clinic also offers specialized options such as aquatic therapy, IMS, shockwave, ergonomic evaluations, tele-rehabilitation and technology custom orthotics. This breadth suits patients seeking coordinated care for injuries, pain, mobility challenges or return-to-activity goals. Treatment support can include clearly explained exercises for home practice.

Alberta Back and Neck Rehab and Sports Injuries Clinic provides chiropractic care alongside physical therapy, massage and non-surgical spinal decompression. The clinic suits people seeking help with back or neck concerns, including cases involving spinal compression, disc issues or persistent pain, based on the treatments described in its service experiences.

Assessment and treatment planning can include imaging recommendations and a course of care rather than a single adjustment. The clinic also handles more urgent scheduling when cancellations arise. Its broader rehabilitation model gives clients access to several types of support for back, neck and sports-injury concerns.

Innovative Sport Medicine - Mayfair Place provides sports medicine care in Calgary for injuries, pain and return-to-activity goals. The clinic’s documented care includes frozen shoulder, sports injuries, physiotherapy and PRP injection treatment, with referrals to other specialists when further assessment is needed.

It suits patients who want their injury and personal goals considered together, whether that means improving everyday function or returning to CrossFit, weightlifting or other activity. Appointments are described as thorough, with time for questions, a treatment plan and clear next steps.

Group23 Sports Medicine Clinic provides sports medicine, physiotherapy, massage therapy, hand therapy, injection services and orthopaedic care for athletes and active individuals. Its specialists assess musculoskeletal injuries and offer both surgical and non-surgical treatment, including activity modification, bracing, injections and physical therapy. The clinic also provides an Accelerated Access Sports Injury program that allows self-referral for some acute injuries. Treatment planning considers each patient’s medical history, imaging, physical assessment, lifestyle and recovery goals.