Easton Place Selkirk

12/24/2025

12/22/2025

Hello everyone as it is the time of year of celebration 🍾 we want to advise to drink responsibly and the symptoms for hangovers from over indulgence of alcohol consumption

Symptoms include
Fatigue
Headaches
Dizziness or vertigo
Sensitive to light and sounds
Thrist and dry mouth
Irritability
Sweating
Shaking
Trouble concentrating
Muscle aches
Nausea

This is cause from dehydration, inflammation and disruption of sleep by alcohol toxic byproducts when the blood alcohol content has dropped

We advise that you pace yourself , drink water , eat some food and do not drive it is important to know your limits when consuming alcohol so the holidays are fun and safe

12/22/2025

Happy holidays everyone our hours of operation for the clinic
December 24th 8am to 2pm
December 25 closed
December 26th closed
December 27th 8:30 to 4:30
December 31 8:00 to 4:00
January 1st Closed
January 2nd open normal hours 8:30 to 5:00
January 3rd 8:30 to 4:30

For any questions and inquiries contact us at 204-482-4044 or email us at bookings@eastonplace.ca

12/19/2025

We're OPEN!☃️ The clinic is operating under regular hours today and will be open until 5:00 PM. To schedule an appointment, call 204-482-4044 or use our online booking system. https://eastonplace.ca/walk-in

12/18/2025

Due to the extreme weather and hazardous road conditions the Clinic and Pharmacy will be closed for Thursday December 18th for Emergencies please call 911 or go to your closest hospital stay safe out there

12/17/2025

⚠️ Due to servere weather and unsafe driving conditions, the clinic will be closed Thursday December 18th we will be contacting patients to rebook appointments for emergencies call 911 or go to the nearest hospital

12/17/2025

WARNING ⚠️ our clinic entrance way is extremely icy please drive with caution and walk very carefully

As the weather has gotten colder and with the up coming advisories for icey conditions it is important to become cautious with the increased risks of slipping and falling on black ice this can include injuries such as sprains , fractures and concussions .

It is important to have proper footwear with proper traction, a walking technique of shuffling and slow steps and keeping a centre of gravity over your feet , avoiding areas of high risk black ice , self awareness such as putting the phone away and avoiding distractions and preparations such as salting , sanding and clearing areas to give more traction and clearer walk ways for safer travel

12/12/2025

Tomorrow the walk-in will have Dr. Fadeyibi 9-4 and Dr. Umar 12-4. We now have a new online booking option available. Select Easton Place Walk-in to book a walk-in appointment, online booking is available now.

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12/08/2025

We would like to express our sincere appreciation to Meridian Chiropractic and Health Centre for the lovely flowers we received today!!! From our Clinic to yours, we wish you all a wonderful holiday season!!

12/08/2025

This Week our awareness topic is Brain Fog a common symptom caused by underlying conditions such as Hormonal imbalances( menopause, pregnancy and menstruation) , mental illness (ADHD ,anxiety ,depression) , stress (burnout), lack of diet (animea) and exercise and poor sleep health .

Do you feel like you are feeling mentally sluggish , times of forgetfulness when you shouldn't , difficulties concentrating many people who go through brain fog describe feeling like they are in a haze or in a dream but are awake .

If you feel like this is something that is affecting your day to day life come down to our clinic to get assessed contact us at 204-482-4044 or email us at bookings@eastonplace.ca to book a appointment

12/04/2025

Happy Thursday everyone!! This Saturday we are going to have 2 physicians running our walk-in clinic!! Booking is available with both Dr. Usung and Dr. Umar.

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12/01/2025

December 1st is world Aids day which we reflect on the achievements in regards to the national and global response to the HIV virus and what we strive to achieve, Canada and WHO (world health organization)
Aims to reduce the impact of the virus by 2030 with the support of viral suppression treatment and awareness.