Alberta Neurologic Centre

Alberta Neurologic Centre Alberta Neurologic Centre is a specialty neurology clinic proudly serving Albertans.

We provide expert care in Neurology, Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation (Physiatry), EMG & Nerve Conduction Studies, Multiple Sclerosis, and Physiotherapy.

April is FND Awareness Month 💙⁠⁠At our clinic, we’re proud to support individuals living with Functional Neurological Di...
04/21/2026

April is FND Awareness Month 💙⁠
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At our clinic, we’re proud to support individuals living with Functional Neurological Disorder (FND). FND is a real and treatable condition that affects how the brain and body communicate, and with the right care, recovery is possible.⁠
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Our neuro physiotherapist is actively accepting referrals and has years of experience working with FND to help patients improve movement, build confidence, and regain independence through personalized, evidence-based treatment.⁠
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If you or someone you know has been diagnosed with FND, you’re not alone and support is available. To self-refer, please visit our website, www.ancentrephysio.ca or speak with your family physician.

Happy Birthday to Dr. Rosenegger, Dr. Liu, Jeanine, Hailey and Evelyn. We hope you have a great birthday month! 🎊
04/16/2026

Happy Birthday to Dr. Rosenegger, Dr. Liu, Jeanine, Hailey and Evelyn. We hope you have a great birthday month! 🎊

Alberta Neurologic Centre EMG Clinic is excited to introduce electronic check-in. Our EMG Clinic is now using tablets to...
04/14/2026

Alberta Neurologic Centre EMG Clinic is excited to introduce electronic check-in. Our EMG Clinic is now using tablets to streamline your arrival, making the check-in process faster, easier, and more efficient. A quicker check-in means quicker access to care.⁠
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The tablet is not replacing a member of our team, just assisting the check-in process. All patients will remain greeted by a member of our team and they will be able to assist with check-in and answer any questions you may have upon arrival.

April is Parkinson's Awareness Month! The Parkinson's Association of Alberta is running a Sit ‘n Stand Challenge to help...
04/10/2026

April is Parkinson's Awareness Month! The Parkinson's Association of Alberta is running a Sit ‘n Stand Challenge to help raise awareness for the Parkinson's community. As a team, Alberta Neurologic Centre will be tracking their Sit ‘n Stands all month long and we want YOU to join us!⁠
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A Sit ‘n Stand is the transitional movement going from a seated position to an upright standing position. It is a full body exercise that improves mobility, balance and strength for your whole body!⁠
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To participate in the challenge, visit https://parkinsonassociation.ca/ and track your Sit ‘n Stands.⁠ You can also find out more information about the in-person event here in Calgary, tomorrow April 11th for Parkinson's Awareness Day!⁠
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Let's stand up for Parkinson's Disease together!

The core purpose of the Alberta Neurologic Centre is reflected in this review. Our team shares one clear goal, to provid...
04/08/2026

The core purpose of the Alberta Neurologic Centre is reflected in this review. Our team shares one clear goal, to provide excellent neurologic care to Albertans. ✨️

Alberta Neurologic Centre will be closed April 3rd and April 6th for Good Friday and Easter Monday. Regular clinic hours...
04/03/2026

Alberta Neurologic Centre will be closed April 3rd and April 6th for Good Friday and Easter Monday. Regular clinic hours will resume Tuesday, April 7th.⁠
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Our team wishes everyone an great long weekend enjoying all the Easter treats with friends and family! 🐣🐰🥕

Physical activity is one of the most powerful brain‑protective behaviors.⁠ It does more than build muscle, it changes yo...
04/01/2026

Physical activity is one of the most powerful brain‑protective behaviors.⁠ It does more than build muscle, it changes your brain for the better. Regular movement increases blood flow, delivering oxygen and nutrients that help you think sharper and stay focused. It also boosts endorphins and serotonin, improving mood and reducing stress.⁠
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Exercise is linked to better memory, faster learning, and a lower risk of cognitive decline later in life. Every bit counts, movement is movement.⁠
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🚴🏼 Aerobic exercise (walking, cycling, swimming) supports blood flow and neuroplasticity.⁠
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🏋🏼 Strength training improves metabolic health, which is closely tied to brain health.⁠
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🚶🏼 Take movement breaks throughout the day. Short walks or stretching each hour can help maintain focus and energy.⁠
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Welcome Dr. Steven Huynh⁠General Practitioner⁠⁠Dr. Huynh grew up in Edmonton and went on to become a doctor, training ac...
03/31/2026

Welcome Dr. Steven Huynh⁠
General Practitioner⁠
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Dr. Huynh grew up in Edmonton and went on to become a doctor, training across Ontario and British Columbia. He's grateful for the opportunities Canada has given him. He has spent most of his early career working in rural communities seeing a lot of patients, logging a lot of kilometers, and gaining a deep appreciation for just how big and beautiful this country is.⁠
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Dr. Huynh's career path has catered to his eclectic interests, eventually landing him in rejuvenation medicine and hormone replacement therapy, with special interests dermatology and neurology. He's a firm believer in lifelong learning, continuing education, and getting a little better at what he does every year, personally and professionally⁠
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Outside the clinic, Dr. Huynh enjoys spending time with his niece and nephew, hosting book clubs and obsessively maintaining his saltwater aquarium.

As part of Brain Health Awareness Month, we’re highlighting mental habits that help keep your mind strong and resilient....
03/26/2026

As part of Brain Health Awareness Month, we’re highlighting mental habits that help keep your mind strong and resilient. Building cognitive reserve is your brain’s ability to adapt, stay sharp, and compensate for age‑related changes. It all starts with consistent, healthy habits.⁠
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Here are some of the most widely recommended brain‑boosting practices our team encourages for long‑term cognitive wellness.⁠
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🧠 Learn new skills - languages, instruments, crafts, or anything that challenges your brain.⁠
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🧠 Engage in problem‑solving - puzzles, strategy games, or mentally demanding hobbies.⁠
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🧠 Read regularly - strengthens attention, comprehension, and memory networks.⁠
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🧠 Stay socially connected - conversation and community engagement reduce cognitive decline risk.

Happy Birthday to our March Birthdays! Our team would like to wish Dr. Ferguson, Jen, Carlos and Albina a very happy Bir...
03/25/2026

Happy Birthday to our March Birthdays! Our team would like to wish Dr. Ferguson, Jen, Carlos and Albina a very happy Birthday month!🎈🥳

The Department of Clinical Neurosciences in partnership with the Alberta Neurologic Centre is actively looking to recrui...
03/19/2026

The Department of Clinical Neurosciences in partnership with the Alberta Neurologic Centre is actively looking to recruit a full-time General Neurologist to join our team in Calgary, Alberta. This joint position offers a dynamic opportunity to practice clinical neurology in a collaborative, patient-centred environment serving a diverse population. ⁠
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The Department of Clinical Neurosciences (www.ucalgary.ca/dcns) is a leader in neurological care, education, and research in Alberta. We are committed to advancing the understanding and treatment of neurological disorders, supporting physicians in delivering exceptional patient care, and fostering innovation through multidisciplinary collaboration. ⁠
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The Alberta Neurologic Centre (www.ancentre.ca) is a premier outpatient facility dedicated to providing comprehensive neurological services. Our team of specialists delivers state-of-the-art care across a wide spectrum of neurological conditions, with a focus on accessibility, excellence, ⁠
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To learn more about the position, application criteria and process, please visit www.ancentre.ca/careers. This position is open until April 9, 2026. We thank all applicants for interest and we look forward hearing from you.

You are invited to virtually join this evenings session in the Migraine Matters Webinar Series by Migraine Canada. To re...
03/16/2026

You are invited to virtually join this evenings session in the Migraine Matters Webinar Series by Migraine Canada. To register, visit www.migrainecanada.org and click on their events page.⁠
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Topics include:⁠
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Brain fog and cognitive complaints in people with migraine⁠
What can HCPs offer patients for evaluation and treatment?⁠
Migraine and dementia: what is the real risk?⁠
Non-specific white matter lesions in migraine: are they truly benign?⁠
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🎙️ Presented by: Dr. Alex Melinyshyn, BSc, MD, FRCPC (Neurology)⁠
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🗓️ Monday, March 16, 2026⁠
🕢 5:30 PM MST

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