Clinics today are operating in a drastically changed landscape. Patient expectations have evolved rapidly, competition has intensified, and digital convenience is no longer optional, it’s essential.
If you own or operate a clinic in Canada, the next 12 months may define whether you grow, hold steady, or become another casualty.
If you think liability issues only concern hospitals or individual physicians, think again. In 2025, Canadian walk-in, primary care, and specialty clinics are facing a rising tide of risk—and the legal system is shifting to hold entire clinics accountable, not just individual practitioners.
2024 was the most expensive year yet to run a clinic in Canada, and 2025 isn’t letting up. Clinics are stretched thin, stuck between rising costs and tighter margins.
Canada’s population is aging fast. By 2030, nearly 25% of Canadians will be over 65. This shift isn’t just a demographic trend, it’s a massive opportunity for healthcare clinics that know how to adapt. From walk-in clinics to physiotherapy practices, every corner of the healthcare system will feel the pressure and the potential of serving an older population.
Research reveals that consistently missing out on quality sleep can lead to serious problems like heart disease, diabetes, anxiety, depression, cognitive decline, and even weakened immunity.
This blog explores the science behind the Portfolio Diet, why it matters to your practice, and how TeamNutrition’s free, downloadable patient nutrition resources can help you save time and money while empowering patients with actionable dietary advice.
If you are looking to start your own practise this year there are 10 key steps you should consider before taking the plunge.
Healthcare in Canada is entering a pivotal year, with significant changes on the horizon. For clinics nationwide, staying ahead means understanding and adapting to these trends. Here’s an in-depth look at the healthcare shifts that will shape 2025 and how clinics can thrive in this evolving landscape.
If you’re still asking patients to call or visit in person to book appointments, it’s costing your clinic more than you think. From hidden financial losses to dissatisfied patients, here’s why online booking is no longer optional—and how it can change the game for your practice.
