Cardiorespiratory Diagnostics Diagnostic intervention to determine the condition of patient's heart and lungs. Includes lung function, exercise tolerance, echocardiogram, and Holter monitor test.

Dental Surgeon A dentist qualified to perform surgical procedures.

Dietitian Consultation Individualized nutrition counselling. Normally provided by a Registered Dietitian.

Endocrinologist Physicians who specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of conditions affecting the endocrine system

General Surgeon A surgical subspecialty focusing on abdominal organs.

Health Education Classes Provides education to participants to make choices that may improve wellness or reduce risks of disease. May focus on specific diseases or specific lifestyle issues (e.g. healthy eating).

Internal Medicine Specialists who diagnose and treat illness in adults.

Laboratory Services Provides diagnostic tests to aid in the diagnosis and monitoring of disease. Involves tests in areas such as Chemistry, Hematology, Bacteriology, Pathology and Serology among others.

Orthopedic Surgeon A surgeon who corrects congenital or functional abnormalities with surgery, casting and bracing. Also treat injury to bones.

Physiotherapy Use of physical methods, including manipulation and exercise therapy aimed at restoring movement and balance after injury, disease or surgery.

Plain Radiography (X-Ray) Diagnostic imaging technique that uses electromagnetic radiation, especially X-rays, to view internal structure of human body.

Speech-Language Rehabilitation Clinic Identification, evaluation, and treatment of acquired communication disorders such as difficulty understanding or producing speech and swallowing. (Includes aphasia)

Ultrasound An imaging modality that utilizes high-frequency sound waves to provide cross-sectional images of the body. Commonly used for abdomin, pelvis, cardiovascular, and obstetric purposes.