Personalized Health & Wellness
Your Health Changes Over Time. Your Care Can Change With It.
Changes in energy, sleep, body composition, physical performance and general well-being can happen throughout adulthood.
But experiencing a change doesn’t necessarily tell you why it’s happening—or what you should do about it.
At Ontario Regenerative Medicine, we start by looking at the bigger picture.
Our physician-led approach considers your concerns, medical history, relevant health information and individual goals before discussing the options that may be appropriate for you.
Understand what’s changed. Explore your options. Build a plan around you.
Start With the Question, Not the Treatment
What Has Changed for You?
People come to ORM for many different reasons.
You may have noticed changes in how you feel, how you function or how your body has changed over time.
Perhaps you’re simply interested in taking a more proactive approach to your health.
Whatever brings you to ORM, our approach starts with understanding your individual circumstances rather than assuming that one particular treatment is the answer.
Your consultation may explore areas such as:
- energy and general well-being
- sleep
- body composition
- muscle health
- physical activity and performance
- healthy aging
- sexual health
- other changes that are important to you
Because these concerns can have many possible contributing factors, appropriate medical assessment is an important first step.
A More Complete Picture of Your Health
Individualized Medical Assessment
Your ORM consultation begins with a conversation.
Your healthcare provider may review:
• your current concerns
• your medical history
• medications and supplements
• lifestyle factors
• previous treatments
• relevant laboratory investigations
• body-composition information when appropriate
• your individual health goals
Additional assessment or testing may be recommended depending on your circumstances.
The purpose is to develop a clearer picture of your health before determining whether any medical treatment should be considered.
What Treatment Options Are Available?
The Answer Depends on You.
There isn’t one wellness treatment that’s appropriate for everyone.
Following appropriate assessment, your physician can discuss the management options that may be suitable for your individual circumstances.
These may include lifestyle recommendations, further investigation, monitoring, referral or physician-directed medical treatment when clinically appropriate.
When a prescription treatment is being considered, your physician will discuss the specific treatment privately with you, including:
- why it is being considered
- how it is used
- potential benefits
- potential risks and side effects
- limitations
- reasonable alternatives
- monitoring requirements
Treatment recommendations are individualized and are made only after appropriate medical assessment.
Why Doesn’t ORM List Every Prescription Treatment Online?
Because Good Medicine Starts With the Patient.
The internet can make it tempting to choose a treatment before understanding the problem.
At ORM, we take a different approach.
Some of the medical options that may be discussed during a consultation require a prescription and are only appropriate for certain patients.
Rather than using our public website to promote a particular prescription product for a particular symptom or desired outcome, we encourage patients to begin with an appropriate assessment.
Your physician can then determine which options warrant discussion based on your individual medical circumstances.
You don’t need to know the name of the treatment you need before you come through our doors.
That’s what the consultation is for.
Health Aging at ORM
Proactive Doesn’t Have to Mean Extreme.
Healthy aging isn’t about trying to stop the clock.
It’s about understanding how your health is changing and making informed decisions about the factors you can address.
ORM provides individualized assessment for adults interested in taking a more proactive approach to their health.
Depending on your circumstances, this may involve discussion of:
• lifestyle and activity
• sleep
• nutrition
• body composition
• muscle health
• hormonal health
• sexual health
• appropriate medical investigations
• ongoing health monitoring
Your healthcare provider can help determine which areas deserve further attention and which approaches may be appropriate.
Body Composition & Muscle Health
Look Beyond Body Weight
Changes in body weight don’t always tell the complete story.
ORM offers body-composition assessment that can provide additional information about measures such as skeletal muscle mass, body fat and body water.
When appropriate, this information can be considered alongside other health information to help you and your healthcare provider better understand changes occurring over time.
EXPLORE BODY COMPOSITION
EXPLORE MUSCLE HEALTH
What Makes the ORM Approach Different?
Physician-Led Care
Your health concerns are assessed within a medical setting.
Individualized Assessment
We consider your individual circumstances rather than starting with a predetermined treatment.
Appropriate Investigation
Testing or other assessment may be recommended when clinically appropriate.
Informed Decisions
When treatment is considered, your healthcare provider can discuss its potential benefits, risks, limitations and alternatives.
Ongoing Monitoring
Where appropriate, follow-up and monitoring may form an important part of your care.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to know which treatment I want before booking?
No.
In fact, we encourage patients to start with their health concern rather than a particular product or treatment.
Your healthcare provider can assess your circumstances and discuss the options that may be appropriate.
Does everyone receive the same treatment plan?
No.
Treatment recommendations depend on individual medical circumstances and the findings of your assessment.
Will I need bloodwork?
It depends on the reason for your consultation and your individual circumstances.
Your healthcare provider will determine whether laboratory testing or other investigations are appropriate.
Does ORM offer prescription-based treatments?
Prescription treatments may form part of physician-directed care when they are medically appropriate for an individual patient.
Specific prescription options, including their potential benefits, risks, alternatives and monitoring requirements, can be discussed with your healthcare provider following appropriate assessment.
Can ORM guarantee that treatment will improve how I feel?
No medical treatment can guarantee a particular result.
Individual responses vary, and your healthcare provider will discuss reasonable expectations when a treatment is being considered.
How do I get started?
Start with a consultation.
You don’t need to diagnose yourself or determine which treatment you need beforehand.
You Don’t Need to Choose a Treatment. You Need a Starting Point.
If you’ve noticed changes in your energy, sleep, body composition, physical performance or general well-being, there may be value in taking a closer look.
Our medical team can help you better understand your health and determine whether additional assessment or treatment should be considered.
Start with an assessment—not an assumption.
Important Information
Information provided on this page is intended to provide general information about Ontario Regenerative Medicine and its services. It does not constitute medical advice, establish a diagnosis or recommend a particular prescription product or treatment.
Treatment recommendations are made individually following appropriate assessment by a qualified healthcare professional.
Potential benefits, risks, limitations, alternatives and expected outcomes vary according to the patient and treatment being considered. Individual results may vary.
