Pain or limitation
For people dealing with pain, stiffness, weakness, recurring symptoms, or movement restrictions that are affecting daily life or training.
Human 2.0 Orthopedic Consultation
Orthopedic consultation in Ottawa for musculoskeletal injury assessment, diagnostic review, treatment planning, and surgical or non-surgical care guidance.
Who this is for
Each Human 2.0 service is built around active, practical care that connects assessment, education, and movement.
For people dealing with pain, stiffness, weakness, recurring symptoms, or movement restrictions that are affecting daily life or training.
For active people who want to return to sport, training, work, or meaningful activity with a stronger, more durable body.
For people who want to understand what is happening, what to do next, and how to keep progressing beyond temporary symptom relief.
Clinical explanation
Need expert assessment of a musculoskeletal injury or condition? Dr. Chris Raynor, a sports medicine orthopedic surgeon, provides comprehensive orthopedic consultations at Human 2.0 in South Keys Ottawa.
Unlike traditional orthopedic clinics, Human 2.0 integrates surgical expertise with physiotherapy, massage therapy, and training—giving you a complete continuum of care under one roof.
Dr. Chris Raynor is a fellowship-trained orthopedic surgeon specializing in sports medicine and arthroscopic surgery. As co-founder of Human 2.0 with his wife Amanda Raynor, Dr. Raynor brings surgical-level expertise to an integrated healthcare and fitness facility.
Education & Training:
Medical degree with specialization in orthopedic surgery
Fellowship training in sports medicine
Extensive experience in arthroscopic and reconstructive surgery
Ongoing education in latest surgical techniques and rehabilitation protocols
Surgical Expertise:
Shoulder arthroscopy and reconstruction
Knee arthroscopy and ligament reconstruction
Hip arthroscopy and preservation
Ankle arthroscopy and stabilization
Sports injury management
Pre- and post-operative care
Philosophy: Dr. Raynor believes in conservative management when appropriate, surgical intervention when necessary, and comprehensive rehabilitation always. His integrated approach means you receive honest, evidence-based recommendations—not just a surgical solution.
Comprehensive evaluation of your musculoskeletal condition:
Detailed medical history review
Physical examination and movement assessment
Review of imaging (X-rays, MRI, CT) if available
Clear diagnosis and explanation of your condition
Treatment recommendations (conservative vs. surgical)
Discussion of expected outcomes and timelines
Coordination with physiotherapy team when appropriate
Ongoing monitoring and management:
Progress assessment
Adjustment of treatment plan
Pre-operative planning if surgery is needed
Post-operative follow-up
Return-to-activity clearance
Long-term management strategies
Expert review of previous diagnoses or treatment recommendations:
Review of medical records and imaging
Independent assessment and examination
Alternative treatment options
Surgical vs. non-surgical discussion
Honest, unbiased recommendations
Non-Arthritic Shoulder:
Rotator cuff tears (partial and full-thickness)
Rotator cuff tendinitis and impingement
Labral tears (SLAP lesions, Bankart lesions)
Shoulder instability (dislocations, subluxations)
AC joint injuries and separations
Biceps tendinitis and tears
Frozen shoulder (adhesive capsulitis)
Calcific tendinitis
Surgical Procedures:
Arthroscopic rotator cuff repair
Labral repair
Shoulder stabilization
AC joint reconstruction
Biceps tenodesis
Subacromial decompression
Common Knee Problems:
Meniscus tears (medial and lateral)
ACL tears and instability
PCL, MCL, LCL injuries
Patellofemoral pain and instability
Patellar dislocations
Cartilage injuries (chondral defects)
Loose bodies
Arthritis (early-stage management)
Surgical Procedures:
Arthroscopic meniscus repair or meniscectomy
ACL reconstruction
PCL reconstruction
Meniscal transplant
Cartilage restoration procedures
Patellar stabilization
Loose body removal
Hip Problems:
Labral tears
Femoroacetabular impingement (FAI)
Cam and pincer deformities
Hip instability
Gluteal tendinopathy
Iliopsoas tendinitis
Trochanteric bursitis
Early-stage hip arthritis
Surgical Procedures:
Hip arthroscopy
Labral repair
Cam/pincer resection
Iliopsoas release
Gluteal tendon repair
Common Ankle/Foot Issues:
Ankle instability (chronic sprains)
Ankle impingement (anterior and posterior)
Achilles tendinopathy and tears
Osteochondral lesions of the talus
Ankle arthritis
Loose bodies
Surgical Procedures:
Ankle arthroscopy
Lateral ankle stabilization
Achilles repair
Osteochondral lesion treatment
Impingement debridement
Dr. Raynor has extensive experience treating athletes at all levels:
Weekend warriors and recreational athletes
CIS varsity athletes
Professional athletes (CFL players, MMA fighters)
Competitive athletes (rodeo, various sports)
Youth athletes
Sports Medicine Approach:
Accurate diagnosis of sports-specific injuries
Evidence-based treatment recommendations
Coordinated rehabilitation protocols
Safe return-to-sport timelines
Injury prevention strategies
What Makes Us Different: Most orthopedic surgeons operate in traditional medical settings where you see the surgeon for diagnosis, get referred elsewhere for physiotherapy, and train at a separate gym. Human 2.0 eliminates these silos.
Your Complete Care Journey:
Consultation with Dr. Raynor: Accurate diagnosis and treatment plan
Physiotherapy (if needed): Evidence-based rehabilitation with team hand-picked by Dr. Raynor
Massage Therapy (if appropriate): Therapeutic massage to support recovery
Training: Progressive return to activity and performance training
Ongoing Support: All practitioners communicate and coordinate your care
Benefits of Integration:
Seamless transitions between care phases
Consistent philosophy across all practitioners
No information lost between providers
Faster, more efficient recovery
Better long-term outcomes
Convenient single location
Dr. Raynor believes in exhausting appropriate conservative options before considering surgery. Many conditions improve with:
Physiotherapy and exercise therapy
Activity modification
Manual therapy and massage
Targeted strengthening programs
Movement pattern correction
When Surgery Is Needed: If conservative management fails or your condition requires surgical intervention, you'll receive:
Clear explanation of the surgical procedure
Realistic expectations for outcomes
Detailed recovery timeline
Pre-operative physiotherapy (prehab) when beneficial
Coordinated post-operative rehabilitation
All recommendations are based on:
Current research and clinical evidence
Your specific condition and circumstances
Your goals and activity level
Risk-benefit analysis
Realistic outcome expectations
Dr. Raynor will never recommend surgery you don't need, and he'll always explain why a particular approach is recommended.
Bring the Following:
Health card and insurance information
Referral letter (if you have one, though not required)
Imaging results (X-rays, MRI, CT scans on disc or uploaded)
List of current medications
Previous medical records related to your condition
Written questions or concerns
Prepare to Discuss:
How your injury occurred
Symptoms you're experiencing
Activities that aggravate your condition
Previous treatments you've tried
Your activity level and goals
Impact on your daily life and work
Consultation Process (45-60 minutes):
History Taking: Detailed discussion of your condition
Physical Examination: Comprehensive assessment of the affected area
Imaging Review: Analysis of X-rays, MRI, or other imaging
Diagnosis: Clear explanation of your condition
Treatment Discussion: Options, recommendations, and expected outcomes
Questions: Time for all your concerns to be addressed
Next Steps: Clear plan moving forward
You'll Leave With:
Clear understanding of your diagnosis
Written treatment plan
Referral to physiotherapy (if appropriate)
Surgical booking (if needed)
Follow-up appointment scheduled
Contact information for questions
If Physiotherapy Is Recommended: You can seamlessly transition to our physiotherapy team, who will receive direct communication from Dr. Raynor about your condition and treatment plan.
If surgery is scheduled, pre-operative physiotherapy can improve outcomes:
Optimize strength and mobility before surgery
Learn post-operative exercises in advance
Reduce anxiety about recovery process
Set realistic expectations
Improve surgical outcomes
Coordinated Recovery:
Dr. Raynor communicates directly with your physiotherapist
Rehabilitation protocols based on surgical procedure
Progressive return to activity
Regular follow-ups with Dr. Raynor
Seamless transition to performance training
Typical Recovery Timelines:
Arthroscopic procedures: 3-6 months to full activity
Ligament reconstruction (ACL): 9-12 months to sport
Rotator cuff repair: 4-6 months to full function
Hip arthroscopy: 3-6 months to full activity
Individual timelines vary based on procedure and patient factors
Phone: (613) 730-5483Email: info@humantwopointzero.comLocation: 2202 Thurston Dr, Ottawa, ON K1G 6E1
Consultation Hours: Available by appointment Monday-Friday
Wait Times: We strive to see new patients within 2-4 weeks, though urgent cases may be accommodated sooner.
OHIP Coverage: Orthopedic consultations are covered by OHIP for Ontario residents with a valid health card.
Out-of-Province Patients: Private consultation fees apply. Contact us for pricing.
Workers' Compensation (WSIB): We accept WSIB patients. Ensure you have proper authorization.
Motor Vehicle Accidents: We treat MVA patients with proper insurance documentation.
Do I need a referral to see Dr. Raynor? While referrals are helpful, they are not required. You can book directly.
How long is the consultation? Initial consultations are typically 45-60 minutes. Dr. Raynor takes time to thoroughly assess your condition and answer all questions.
Should I bring my imaging? Yes! Bring any X-rays, MRI, or CT scans on disc or ensure they're uploaded to a system Dr. Raynor can access.
Will I need surgery? Not necessarily. Dr. Raynor believes in conservative management when appropriate. Many conditions improve without surgery.
Can I see Dr. Raynor if I don't live in Ottawa? Yes. Patients travel from across Ontario and beyond for Dr. Raynor's expertise and the integrated care model at Human 2.0.
What if I need surgery? If surgery is recommended, Dr. Raynor will explain the procedure, expected outcomes, recovery timeline, and answer all your questions. Surgery is typically scheduled at a local hospital.
Can I continue training while recovering? In most cases, yes! Our integrated model means your training can be modified to support your recovery rather than hinder it.
"Dr. Raynor took the time to explain my shoulder injury in detail and gave me realistic expectations. The fact that I could transition directly to physiotherapy in the same facility made my recovery so much smoother."— John M., Ottawa
"I was told I needed surgery by another surgeon, but Dr. Raynor recommended trying physiotherapy first. Six months later, I'm pain-free and back to playing hockey. I appreciated his honest, conservative approach."— Sarah T., Gloucester
"The integrated care at Human 2.0 is incredible. Dr. Raynor, my physiotherapist, and my trainer all communicate about my recovery. I've never experienced such coordinated care."— Mike R., Barrhaven
Whether you're dealing with a new injury, chronic condition, or need a second opinion, Dr. Raynor provides expert assessment and honest recommendations in an integrated healthcare environment.
Human 2.0
2202 Thurston Dr,
Ottawa, ON
K1G 6E1Phone:
(613) 730-5483
Email: info@humantwopointzero.com
Hours:
Monday-Friday: 6:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Saturday: 8:30 AM - 10:00 AM
Don't settle for temporary relief. Experience physiotherapy in Ottawa that builds lasting resilience and gets you back to the activities you love.
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While our clinic is located in South Keys Ottawa, we serve patients from across Ottawa (Gloucester, Barrhaven, Nepean, Kanata, Orleans) and throughout Eastern Ontario. Convenient Highway 417 access with ample free parking.
✓ Fellowship-Trained: Sports medicine orthopedic surgeon✓ Integrated Care: Seamless coordination with physiotherapy and training✓ Conservative First: Surgery only when necessary✓ Evidence-Based: Recommendations backed by research✓ Comprehensive Facility: Complete care under one roof✓ Athlete Experience: Treats athletes at all levels✓ Clear Communication: Honest, understandable explanations✓ Convenient Location: South Keys with free parking
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Provider pathway
Orthopedic consultation is most useful when it helps you choose between medical care, rehab, training, and long-term management.
Orthopedic surgeon and sports medicine specialist behind the Human 2.0 model.
Rehab pathwayPhysiotherapy OttawaMove from assessment into active rehabilitation and capacity building.
Structured supportHybrid PhysiotherapyAdd more guided training support after the clinical plan is clear.
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