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Provider profiles should answer the questions people actually have: What does this clinician do? Who are they best suited to help? Can I see them virtually? What languages do they speak?

More than a name and photo

Each profile is designed to show credentials, areas of focus, care format and availability.

No need to self-diagnose first

If you are unsure which professional you need, start with “Help me decide.”

Care team structure

Specialists around the person—not separate silos

Final provider names, credentials, photos and regulated titles should be inserted only after clinical approval. This design shows the recommended information architecture.

Clinical Psychology

Mental health assessment and therapy for concerns such as anxiety, mood, stress, trauma, adjustment and the emotional impact of pain.

Virtual / In-person

Medical & Pain Care

Medical assessment, review of symptoms and coordination when persistent pain may need broader clinical evaluation.

Service dependent

Physiotherapy & Movement

Support for movement, function, activity progression and rehabilitation where clinically appropriate.

Virtual / In-person

Nutrition & Lifestyle

Supporting sleep, routines, nutrition and lifestyle factors that may affect long-term wellbeing.

Supporting care

Recommended profile design

What every provider card should show

Credentials first

Full regulated title, credentials and province of practice—before marketing language.

Human fit

Areas of focus, populations served, languages and care philosophy in plain English.

Practical details

Virtual/in-person availability, appointment length, fee/coverage information if approved, and next available times.

Matching process

Three ways to start

01

Choose by concern

Start with “anxiety,” “persistent pain,” “sleep” or another experience rather than a professional title.

02

Choose a clinician

Review clear bios and select someone who fits your needs.

03

Ask us to guide you

Use “Help me decide” if you are unsure where to begin.