Rachelle Kichton

PT, MScPT, BScKin

Rachelle graduated in 2017 with a Masters of Science in Physiotherapy from the University of Saskatchewan. She also holds a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from University of Calgary.

Rachelle has spent her career in private practice treating various musculoskeletal conditions. She is certified up to Level 3 for the Orthopaedic AIM courses and has taken 2 levels of functional dry needling. Her treatment approach includes dry needling, education, manual therapy and exercise prescription. Rachelle understands the importance of getting rid of pain/symptoms before prescribing exercises. She believes exercises are important but there also needs to be some sort of hands on/manual therapy treatment to get there.

Rachelle used to be a competitive swimmer with the UofC swim team so has first hand experience with shoulder injuries. In her spare time she enjoys weight training, swimming, travelling and walking her dog.

Dr. Daniel Pincus

MD, PhD, FRCSC

Dr. Daniel Pincus is an orthopaedic surgeon specializing in hip and knee replacement surgery, including complex primary procedures and revision joint reconstruction.

He is known for particular expertise in minimally-invasive hip and knee replacement techniques, including hip resurfacing, DAA hip arthroplasty, and partial and total knee replacement, and has performed more than 3,000 of these procedures. Dr. Pincus serves as Fellowship Director for the Sunnybrook Hip and Knee Arthroplasty Fellowship Program, where he is actively involved in surgical training and education.

During his training and early career, he received several prestigious honours, including the Lawson Family Most Outstanding Graduate Award from the University of Toronto Orthopaedic Surgery Program and the Bernie Langer Award from the University of Toronto Department of Surgery, recognizing the most promising early-career surgeon.

Dr. Pincus is committed to personalized evidence-based care and integrating the most advanced surgical techniques to help patients safely return to mobility, function, and quality of life.