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Our Kinesiologists

Mica Doria

Mica is our Registered Kinesiologist that has graduated from the University of British Columbia in 2019. Her passion for helping others to move better and live better has inspired her to complete her Doctor of Physiotherapy degree at the University of Melbourne and is currently working on becoming a Registered Physiotherapist in Canada. Mica has previous experiences providing neurological, musculoskeletal, and geriatric care. She has also worked with an array on individuals within the community ranging from: pediatrics, young athletes, and seniors. Her keen interests in sports, exercise-science, and clinical research allows her to implement evidence-based methods and treatments to all her sessions. In her spare time, she enjoys baking, playing basketball and ultimate frisbee, along with hiking beautiful BC mountains and trails.

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What our patients say

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The team has been so helpful and supportive in the care for both my dad and mom . They have adapted, advised and worked around challenges to continue to support my parents at home .

Rohit S.
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My mom continues to receive care from the Provectus Team. She sees Brandon regularly for exercise sessions, which have made her stronger and helped lower her risk of falling.

Recently, she began seeing Rosanne for acupuncture, massage, and cupping to relieve tight muscles and pain in the lower part of her body. Not long after starting treatment, she pulled a muscle near her knee. Thankfully, Rosanne was able to treat the pain and inflammation effectively with acupuncture and massage. One month later, she’s feeling much better—about 90% recovered.

The Provectus Team has played a key role in supporting my mom’s independence. Thanks to their care, she has been able to remain safely at home.

Sharon C.
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A great level of excellence - lovely instructors and whenever I keep to my thrice weekly schedule see really good improvement in my strength and mobility

Megan A.
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Diane H.