Blitz Rising-Sun · Google · 26 Jul 2026
“Rachel is a really amazing massage therapist. I felt so good.”
Solis Integrative Health Centre
★ 4.2 (5 reviews)2 locations in Nelson, BC(778) 774-7442
Next openingTue 22 · 8:00 AM9 openings free Tue 22 · at Psychotherapy/Support Groups
Typical price$113.75–$220half of 92 listed prices, on $60–$480
Care offered9 disciplinesnot every discipline at every location
Last checked8 hr agoall 2 locations
2 notes from the clinic before you book2 notes before you bookReadHide
1. Cancel your appointment if you are showing signs of illness - sore throat, cough, flu like symptoms.
2. Please note that the front door will be locked if our receptionist is not in attendance. Text your practitioner when you park/arrive (practitioner phone numbers included below). Your practitioner will text you when they’re ready for you and they will meet you at the front door. Please do not enter the building without your practitioner.
About the clinic
Solis Integrative Health Centre is a counselling, massage therapy, and osteopathy clinic in Nelson, providing chronic pain management as part of their team-based care. The clinic’s catalogue lists 104 bookable treatments, with 7 practitioners on the team. Kinesio taping is available, and the building has an accessible washroom. Their front desk submits claims to extended-health plans.Reviews
Ratings are collected by outside services and may be combined — Clinicly rates no one.4.25 reviews · Google
Joel Fountain · Google · 21 Feb 2026
“My experience with Dr. Badiuk was abysmal, and I'm shocked that he works for a specialty pain clinic. Either Dr Badiuk has little experience with long term chronic pain, or simply had no genuine interest in helping my acute pain situation and immobility. The initial phone consult with him went poorly as he basically wanted to read through a script and showed low regard for my symptoms or situation, but I assumed perhaps an in person meeting would be much better. It was actually worse. When I arrived for the epidural, he didn't introduce himself and the first words out of his mouth after I asked him if he was Dr Badiuk were "You're probably gonna pass out from this, most young men do.” A very odd thing to state (I’m not ‘young’ by any stretch) and I’m not sure why he would preface the treatment with this blanket statement (or provide information on mitigating procedures if I did pass out), but we never actually got the treatment (something I am now very thankful for). He had me sit on the table for a quick exam, but I informed him that sitting was too uncomfortable for longer than a few seconds due to my nerve pain (disc bulge & deterioration) and I had to get off the table very quickly. He seemed frustrated by this and informed me that the injection had to be done while I was seated. I was never informed of this prior (I was actually informed of nothing before the procedure, or any long-term options), and my understanding from my very layperson research on fluoroscopy (and every single website I can find) says that this procedure is done with the patient lying face down flat on the table. Since literally every single website says the patient is flat I'm going to take a guess at this point and say he perhaps wasn't planning to do a guided injection but simply a visual one (?), which is also quite disturbing. When I told him I couldn't sit and asked for his advice on how to move forward, he barked at me a couple other options but seemed very disinterested in explaining either one or giving me an understanding of what they were or what would be the best option given my specific situation, almost like I was wasting his time. Given that getting (more like limping) to the radiology department at the hospital caused me a great deal of discomfort and pain, and that he seemed to have zero consideration for this or a way (interest) to make me comfortable during the procedure, I became quite uncomfortable with his overall disinterest and lack of care. He said I needed to decide what I wanted to do (I’m certainly no expert so how do I know what is best?) but given I had no idea what was the right option and my growing discomfort I decided to leave at this point without getting any treatment. Overall utterly disappointing for both me and my family given my immobility, and again I’m completely shocked that he works at a pain specialty clinic.”Read moreShow less
Kelli O'Malley · Google · 15 Aug 2022
“I experience recurrent shoulder pain due to tendonitis that flares up and becomes frozen shoulder. It is very painful. I was incredibly fortunate to be treated by Dr. Gretchen Andrews, and as a result I am pain free and have full shoulder mobility. Thank you!”
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Chris Goggins · Google · 10 Dec 2021
“I've been seeing Rosie for massage for a few months now and she is hands down the best massage therapist I've ever come across.”
Caitlin Marie Latremouille · Facebook · 20 Jan 2020
“Lindsay Morris Fish for Acupuncture was great. Intuitive, compassionate and professional 👌🏻.”
Jen K · Google · 7 Dec 2019
“I have been working with Jessica Bamford, my first session was over a year ago. This has been such an integral part of my healing journey! The energy and effort has been such a powerful experience. I can feel the history and energy of indigenous healing in the healing. Thank you so much for your efforts it is truly appreciated! Solis is a very professional atmosphere in a gorgeous heritage building in Nelson.”Read moreShow less
Samm Goddu · Facebook · 8 May 2019
“The staff are very knowledgable and helpful! They truly care about your well being and make you feel at home! Always a pleasure =)”
Deb Fuhr · Facebook · 11 Apr 2019
