Making People Better

Our innovative Canadian health clinics provide patients with access to proven, progressive, non-invasive tools and treatments that aid in improving diagnosis and healing for the human body.

Valentus Clinics offer:

Medical Thermal Imaging - The only technology that takes a picture of inflammation and helps find the source of your pain. If you have unexplained pain, regular headaches, athletic injuries, upper or lower back pain, neck pain, shoulder pain, fibromyalgia or other inflammatory issues, we may be able to help. Thermography is also used to monitor breast health for women of all ages.

Class IV Laser Therapy - This non-invasive, drug-free answer to pain is effective at treating numerous conditions including chronic and degenerative conditions, athletic injuries and wounds. Clinical studies prove that the deep tissue laser therapy offers advanced pain relief and expedited healing times through a process called photobiostimulation. The Class IV Laser delivers deep, penetrating, photonic energy to bring about profound physiological changes resulting in reduction of inflammation and pain and increasing circulation to affect rapid healing.

Brainwave Optimization – This revolutionary process enables your brain to find optimum balance and harmony. It has been shown to enhance performance and creativity in athletes and executives. In addition, Brainwave Optimization has been shown to reduce Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome, anxiety, depression, ADD, sleep disorders, dementia, addictions and more.

Breast Health Program – Our innovative, pain-free and non-invasive Breast Health Program uses a combination of Medical Thermal Imaging, a Digital Breast Exam, and education on how to do an effective Self-Breast Exam along with information that will help you to monitor your own breast health more effectively. The Thermal Image indicates activity in the breast over time and a Medical Doctor provides an interpretation and report within five business days. The Digital Breast Exam (DBE) documents findings by using a highly sensitive device during a Clinical Breast Examination. A DBE report documents any masses found and will detail estimated size, shape, hardness and location.