Wilson Health & Wellness
About
Established in 2018 at 3100 Keele Street in the Downsview area of North York, Wilson Health & Wellness has built a strong reputation as a premier multidisciplinary rehabilitation and wellness destination. The clinic was founded with a clear vision: to give patients access to multiple advanced healthcare practitioners in one facility, enabling seamless, collaborative care from head to toe. Whether you are recovering from a sports injury, managing chronic pain, or seeking preventive wellness support, the clinic's integrated team delivers a unified plan that addresses your whole body. Services span physiotherapy, chiropractic care, massage therapy, chiropody, and naturopathic medicine. The clinic embraces technology as a key part of treatment, offering shockwave therapy for stubborn musculoskeletal conditions alongside the more traditional manual and exercise-based approaches. Direct billing to the majority of extended health insurance companies removes a common barrier to access, and appointment-based scheduling ensures patients receive dedicated, focused time with their practitioner rather than rushed care. For residents of Downsview, Yorkdale, Maple Leaf, and the broader North York area, Wilson Health & Wellness provides a neighbourhood alternative to clinic chains — a locally rooted practice where the team knows your history and genuinely invests in your recovery. Free parking is available on Maryport Avenue, just a two-minute walk from the clinic entrance.
Services & Specialties
Hours of Operation
Clinic Details
Accessibility
Wheelchair accessible
Parking
Free street parking on Maryport Avenue (2-minute walk, park on north side). Free visitor parking up to 1.5 hours at building (no permit required).
Transit
Accessible via TTC bus routes on Keele Street.
Contact Information
Phone
416-551-2220Similar Clinics Nearby
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