Twin Cities Animal Rehabilitation + Sports Medicine Clinic - North
Twin Cities Animal Rehabilitation + Sports Medicine Clinic - North is a general practice practice in Blaine, MN.
About
Twin Cities Animal Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine Clinic - North in Blaine, MN, is a physical rehabilitation-only facility for small animals. It is led by Dr. Julia Tomlinson, a board-certified specialist in rehabilitation and sports medicine (Diplomate, ACVSMR) and Minnesota's first specialist canine rehabilitation veterinarian. The clinic offers comprehensive initial exams and individualized treatment plans using advanced medical tools and therapies, including acupuncture, hydrotherapy, therapeutic laser, and shockwave therapy.
The Blaine facility, which opened in 2024, is equipped with advanced rehabilitation equipment like underwater treadmills and diagnostic tools, featuring rubber floors and layouts designed for pets with mobility challenges. The clinic has established working relationships with veterinary hospitals and surgeons across the Midwest, serving a clientele of dedicated pet owners. While there is no formal referral process, the clinic communicates with referring veterinarians by sending consultation reports and updates.
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Frequently asked questions
- What types of specialized rehabilitation services are offered at Twin Cities Animal Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine Clinic - North?
- The clinic offers a wide range of physical rehabilitation therapies. These include acupuncture, hydrotherapy using an underwater treadmill, therapeutic exercise with land treadmills, therapeutic laser, therapeutic ultrasound, and shockwave therapy. They also provide manual therapy, joint mobilization, range of motion exercises, veterinary spinal manipulation, and electric stimulation.
- Who leads the team at Twin Cities Animal Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine Clinic - North?
- The clinic is led by Dr. Julia Tomlinson, who is the Managing Director of TC Rehab. She is a board-certified specialist in rehabilitation and sports medicine (Diplomate, ACVSMR) and was Minnesota's first specialist canine rehabilitation veterinarian. She is also a founder of the American Association of Rehabilitation Veterinarians (AARV).
- What specialized equipment does the Blaine facility utilize for rehabilitation?
- The Blaine facility features advanced physical rehabilitation equipment. This includes underwater treadmills, diagnostic tools, and treatment lasers. The facility's design, with rubber floors and specific layouts, is also tailored to accommodate pets with mobility challenges, aiming to maximize patient comfort and accessibility.
- How does Twin Cities Animal Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine Clinic - North collaborate with referring veterinarians?
- The clinic has developed successful working relationships with veterinary hospitals, doctors, and surgeons across the Midwest. While there is no formal referral process, the clinic sends consultation reports to referring veterinarians on the day of the initial consultation and provides regular updates on patient progress.
- Does the clinic offer any specialized training or residency programs?
- Yes, Twin Cities Animal Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine Clinic offers an in-depth sports medicine residency program for veterinarians. Additionally, Dr. Kristina Hugel joined the clinic in July 2023 for her residency to become a board-certified specialist in canine sports medicine and rehabilitation.