The renovated facility features 4,000 sq ft of space.
A newly expanded NEO Clinic hopes to help more patients in Kingston.
Mayor Bryan Paterson and MPP Ted Hsu were at the facility on Innovation Dr on Wednesday. They were joined by staff, healthcare partners, and patients in a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
The clinic has 4,000 square-feet of space with ten examination rooms along with an expanded clinical team.
In a news release from the Neurocentre of Eastern Ontario, the location was designed to meet growing demand for neurological services throughout Kingston and the surrounding region.
They say the NEO Clinic is expanding its Comprehensive Headache Program to provide faster access to specialized assessment and treatment. They have also introduced Neuro Physiotherapy services focused on neurological rehabilitation for Parkinson’s disease, Stroke, mobility and balance disorders.
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