Overview
As a global leader in healthcare, we are often highlighted in national and international news and are routinely featured as experts-in-the-field in Canada.
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416.507.6671
Current News
Cleveland Clinic ranked #2 Hospital In The U.S.
US News & World Report
August 2, 2016
Cleveland Clinic ranked #2 in the nation by US News & World Report for America's Best Hospitals 2016-17.
Former Raptors doctor talks working for Cleveland's biggest employer
Business News Network
May 20, 2016
Director of Sports Health, Dr. Tim Rindlisbacher, talks to Business News network about the Canadian location of Cleveland Clinic and, of course, the Cleveland Cavaliers vs. Toronto Raptors games.
Your New Year’s resolutions have failed — now try these simple steps
The Toronto Star
Feb 2, 2016
Our Registered Dietitian Jen Sygo shares some real (and realistic) changes you can make today that will help you to be healthier for the coming year.
How to fix low testosterone levels naturally
The Globe and Mail
Dec 6, 2015
Clinical Exercise Physiologist Gilles Beaudin shares some natural fixes for low testosterone levels.
News Archive
Skipping breakfast: Why missing a morning meal is a bad idea
CTV Canada AM
Nov 18, 2015
Mary Bamford, Registered Dietitian at Cleveland Clinic Canada, tells viewers what happens to your body when you skip a meal.
What's the long term prognosis for McDavid?
TSN
Nov 4, 2015
Cleveland Clinic Canada’s Director of Sports Health, Dr. Tim Rindlisbacher, explains what a broken clavicle could mean for NHL hockey star Connor McDavid.
Should you go Paleo? All signs point to maybe
The Toronto Star
Nov 2, 2015
Registered Dietitian Jen Sygo takes a closer look at the much-hyped diet.
What your handshake says about your health
The Globe and Mail
March 4, 2015
Exercise Physiologist Gilles Beaudin reveals what your grip strength can tell you about your overall health.
The National Post
February 5, 2015
Registered Dietitian Jennifer Sygo discusses the health risks associated with eating disorders.
Smelling salts aren’t the boost hockey players seek
Citynews
January 6, 2015
Professional and amateur hockey players can be seen whiffing smelling salts on the bench but Cleveland Clinic Canada’s Director of Sports Health, Dr. Tim Rindlisbacher, says they don’t give players the edge they’re looking for on the ice.
