Please enjoy this collection of health articles, tips, recipes and news from our expert clinical team members, including physicians, dietitians, kinesiologists, psychologists, neuropsychologists and family health nurses.
The following table outlines the your Copeman care team, including your family physician or nurse practitioner, your registered nurse and your clinical care coordinator. Please note, your clinical care coordinator is your main point of contact for appointment bookings and changes. CLINICAL CARE TEAMS CLINICIAN REGISTERED NURSE CLINICAL CARE COORDINATOR PHONE Amra Dizdarevic, NP […]
Status Update In light of the World Health Organization’s assessment of COVID-19 as a pandemic and of the virus’ spread across Canada and the world, all provinces and territories have declared a ‘state of emergency’ in managing the virus within their jurisdiction. This allows the provincial/territorial government to implement an array of measures to protect the health […]
To help alleviate confusion (and possibly fears), here are answers to five of the most frequently asked questions regarding the Pap test
About 5 percent of Canadians (and 8 percent of women) suffer from insufficient iron levels. Fortunately, diagnosis and treatment are relatively simple.
The foods we eat affect our mood, behaviour and brain function. We take a look at how to incorporate more food mindfulness into our lives.
Lingering ankle sprain? Pain without an apparent injury? Here’s why pain can come and go in such a seemingly random fashion.
If you’re not moving properly or want to ensure you keep moving the way you need to, a Copeman kinesiologist can help.
Copeman Healthcare’s team of kinesiologists presents the ultimate guide to exercise and fitness. Discover everything you need to know about exercising through every age and stage of life—plus, learn to love your workout routine and manage your weight, get healthier and improve your fitness level in a way that fits your lifestyle.
These griddle cakes with blueberry sauce contain flaxseed and oat flour to provide a boost of fibre to help keep you feeling full longer.
Flaxseeds may be small, but they are powerful! This super-food is a whole grain known for its anti-inflammatory properties and other health benefits. Flax is found in many forms, and often sold in the grocery store as whole flax seed, ground flax meal, or flax oil.
