Action Sports Clinic
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Action Sports Clinic
639 – 5th Ave SW – Suite 130
Calgary, Alberta T2P 0M9
Open Hours
Mon – Fri — 9:00am – 5:00pm
Saturday — Closed
Sunday — Closed
Our Facility & Services
Located in downtown Calgary for over 20 years, we are a Sports Therapy Center of Excellence. Our team provides treatment for a wide variety of health care needs and sports injuries and our results speak for themselves.
Our diverse and highly qualified staff combined with the necessary tools required to treat sports specific injuries makes us unique amongst our peers. Whether you just sprained your knee or you are looking to get skilled advice on how to help get back to your game. We have the knowledge, skills and tools to help.
Our Philosophy
Action Sports Clinic has a multidisciplinary team of physiotherapy, chiropractic, and massage therapy professionals serving the active community of downtown Calgary. As a team, we strive for excellence in evidence-based and personalized care for musculoskeletal injuries and conditions. Combining the unique strengths of each professional discipline, this integral approach to care enables each patient to draw from the expertise of team members. This eliminates the traditional barriers of communication between busy practitioners, thereby ensuring collaboration and effectiveness of treatment programs.
We are athletes ourselves…and we understand the needs of sports minded clients. We believe that participation in physical activity is an important part of health and vitality. The pursuit of dreams, setting goals, and the drive for personal achievement are all values we believe in and aspire.
We Are One of the Top Teams of Physical Therapists in Calgary.
Frequently Asked Questions
What services do you offer?
We specialize in the practice of Sports Medicine and provide services related to Sports Therapy, Chiropractic Care, Physical Therapy, Massage, as well as off the shelf and custom Bracing & Orthotics. To learn more please visit our “Services” section of the website.
I have extended health benefits through work, my spouse's work or private coverage. Can I use these benefits at your clinic?
Yes! Every extended health benefits plan is different and we cannot guarantee your eligibility. Therefore, you will need to contact your insurance company or human resources
department to find out the type coverage you have for treatment. We do offer direct billing for most insurance companies! Please make sure to bring your insurance coverage card or information to any appointment requiring direct billing.
What should I wear to my appointment?
You should wear comfortable clothing that gives good access to the area being treated. That could be shorts and runners for lower extremity injuries or tank tops for shoulder problems. We offer a change of clothes for those who don’t have their own.
Can I get my treatments paid for by Alberta Health Services or Workers Compensation Board at your clinic?
Action Sports Clinic does not have a contract with Alberta Health Services or the Workers Compensation Board (WCB).
What if I can no longer make my scheduled appointment?
Please contact the clinic as soon as possible if you cannot make the scheduled appointment. We will try rescheduling you at a more convenient time.
Do you provide custom brace solutions?
Yes, Dr. Rennick is qualified by the world’s top orthoepedic brands to develop custom bracing solutions for many conditions.
What Brands does Action Sports Clinic Carry?
We carry brands from the worlds top manufacturers including Donjoy, Össur, CTi, Bauerfeind, Thuasne and more.
The Blog
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639 5 Avenue Southwest Suite 130
Calgary, Alberta T2P 0M9