Posted November 21, 2025
Updated November 21, 2025
Published January 20, 2026
I was browsing regarding brain injury treatments within AHS. The Glen Rose appapently was able to help the person in the video below, to have function in the left side of their body. The pre treatment condition was poor. The girl in the video had no ability to move her left side. The Glen Rose offers head injury treatment. There are legitimate merits to my own interest in it. I can not hold a coffee cup in my left hand since a Vehicle Accident in Wetaskawin.
The Glenrose treats 18-70 at it's clinic for adult patients.
The glenrose does offer a clinic for the vestibular system, which would be adressing issues with balance. I feel nauseated very quickly and it improves with nausea pills, not by improving over time. It is not better now than when being injured in wetaskawin. The clinic would be addressing the balance which does impact the symptoms in posst concussion syndrome, as a component of the injury,
Glensather sports and exercise medicine is another area in head injury care, that is capable of being used when refered. The complex concussion clinic is available, as well as
https://www.ualberta.ca/en/glen-sather-clinic/services/sport-exercise-medicine.html
The information above provides an idea of what this part of the health care system can do. One of the issues I have is that I am genuinely exhausted all of the time. I sleep more than usual, and this is not ideal, but is treatable.
Another glen sather area is the sports and exercise clinic. The clinic does join injections (for pain). This I is one of the treatments I could be refered to in the future. I have knee pain, issues with movement of my joints connecting my feet and legs.1
1 Knee pain referenced shown in diagram.