The Cura Clinic Brings Cutting-Edge Therapy to St. Thomas At 496 Talbot Street in St. Thomas, The Cura Clinic has quietly been making a name for itself as a destination for innovative health care. While the clinic has been at its current location for about a year and a half, its owner, Osteopath Robyn Granger, has been practicing in the city for more than eight years. Over that time, she’s built a reputation for blending science, compassion, and holistic care. Recently, the clinic introduced a new piece of technology that’s getting a lot of attention -- the B-Pulse Chair, which uses Pulsed Electromagnetic Field (PEMF) therapy. The device is designed to improve pelvic floor strength, circulation, and chronic pain relief, benefits that could be life-changing for many people. “We’ve had osteopaths here from the beginning, and now we also have nurse practitioners and social workers,” explains Office Manager, Shelly Medina. “The chair is the newest service we’ve added, and it really complements everything else we do.” For those unfamiliar, PEMF therapy is the same tech- nology used in MRI machines, but in this case, it’s pulsed to create contractions in the muscles. “That’s what builds strength back in the pelvic floor,” Shelly explains. “At the same time, it increases circulation, which brings fresh blood to the organs and tissues that need it.” The list of benefits is wide-ranging. B-Pulse Specialist, Mary Yates, who works closely with patients using the When Seconds Matter ... Your Gift Counts.
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