Arthritis Society Canada

Arthritis Society Canada operates a clinic location in Ottawa, at 885 Meadowlands Dr, offering services related to joint health and mobility support for people living in the National Capital Region. The Ottawa clinic is part of the organization's presence across the province, providing local access to programs designed around the needs of people affected by arthritis.

Ottawa residents dealing with joint pain, stiffness, or reduced mobility can reach this location directly by phone at 613-723-1083 to ask about current programs and availability. The clinic sits within a city that spans distinct neighbourhoods and a wide age range of residents, which shapes the kind of support that tends to be sought out here throughout the year.

Services offered at the Ottawa clinic

The Ottawa location provides clinic-based support connected to arthritis and joint conditions, drawing on the wider mission of Arthritis Society Canada around information, community-based programs, and support services for people managing joint-related conditions.

Clinic-based support

As a clinic under the Clinics category, this Ottawa address serves as a point of contact for residents seeking guidance and support related to arthritis and joint health, rather than a retail or general medical walk-in service.

Information and community programs

Beyond direct clinic visits, the organization is known for connecting people to educational resources and community-based programs on arthritis, which can be a starting point for Ottawa residents looking to better understand joint conditions affecting themselves or a family member.

Local point of contact

For people in Ottawa and the surrounding area, having a clinic address and local phone number at 885 Meadowlands Dr means questions about services, referrals, or program participation can be handled without needing to travel outside the city.

Seasonal demand for arthritis-related support in Ottawa

Demand for joint-health support in Ottawa tends to shift with the seasons, largely because Ottawa's climate swings from humid summers to long, cold winters that can affect joint comfort and mobility differently throughout the year.

Winter months

Ottawa winters bring icy sidewalks, snow removal, and colder temperatures, conditions that many people notice make joint stiffness and mobility concerns more pronounced. This is often when interest in arthritis-related information and support tends to rise, as residents look for ways to stay active and manage discomfort during the coldest stretch of the year.

Spring and the return to outdoor activity

As snow clears from neighbourhoods across the city and residents return to walking, gardening, and outdoor routines, joint mobility becomes a more immediate concern for many. Spring is a period when people re-engage with activity levels that were reduced over winter, prompting renewed interest in support around movement and joint care.

Fall transition

The shift into fall, with dropping temperatures and shorter days, is another point in the year when residents may start paying closer attention to joint comfort ahead of the winter months, making it a natural time to reach out to a local clinic for guidance.

Getting in touch with the Ottawa clinic

People in Ottawa can contact this clinic location by phone at 613-723-1083 or through the official Arthritis Society Canada website for more information on programs and services available in the area.

Because Ottawa is home to a broad mix of residents, from those in established residential neighbourhoods to newer suburban communities, a local clinic address gives area residents a nearby option rather than having to seek out arthritis-related support further afield. Reaching out directly by phone remains the most straightforward way to confirm current details before visiting.

Frequently asked questions

Where is the Ottawa clinic located?

The clinic is located at 885 Meadowlands Dr in Ottawa, Ontario.

How can I contact the Ottawa location?

The clinic can be reached by phone at 613-723-1083.

What type of services does this location provide?

It operates as a clinic connected to arthritis and joint-health support, part of the Clinics category in the directory.

Is more information available online?

Yes, additional details on programs and services are available on the official Arthritis Society Canada website.