Our Team

Dr. Richard Robinson is the clinic owner at Altitude Collaborative Health. He works collaboratively with the rest of our therapists and doctors to provide the highest standard of care not only to treat and rehabilitate injuries, but help the patient prevent injuries and ultimately help them optimize their performance.

Dr. Hildebrandt enjoyed hockey, biking, and snowboarding while growing up in Calgary. His aggressive participation in these activities led him to appreciate the benefits of chiropractic care which drove his pursuit of related training.

Beyond his professional life, Dr. Thomson is an outdoor enthusiast who enjoys hiking, camping, and fishing. A lifelong lover of sports, he brings the same passion and dedication to his personal pursuits as he does to his chiropractic care—ensuring that his patients receive comprehensive, effective treatment tailored to their unique needs.

Matt is a graduate of the University of Alberta completing both a Bachelor of Physical Education and Recreation and a Masters of Science in Physical Therapy. He spent the majority of his youth growing up in Okotoks, AB and was heavily involved in competitive sports such as hockey, lacrosse, volleyball, and badminton.

Originally from Tokyo, Tomo moved to Calgary in 2006 to pursue her ongoing interest in promoting optimal health in people’s lives through movement therapies. Tomo is a physical therapist, and Pilates Instructor with over 15 years of experience teaching movement and enjoys being physically active.

Mark attended Arkansas Tech University in Russellville, USA on a golf scholarship. During his time in school, he competed in a number of international competitions. After completing two years in the States he moved to Lethbridge to complete his undergraduate degree in 2004, where he graduated with a BA in Kinesiology.

David McNiff has been practicing Chinese Medicine and acupuncture since graduating from CCAOM in Victoria in 2003.

Matt is a Registered Massage Therapist and Manual Osteopathic Therapist with a passion for human anatomy. With a background in the trades for most of his early twenties, he is no stranger to the aches and pains of manual labour. He utilizes this passion in his career to help figure out the root causes of problems and uses a whole-body approach in injury and pain management. Matt knew he was missing something in his practice so he returned to school to attain his designation as a Manual Osteopathic Therapist.

Justin Warsylewicz is a former Canadian National Team speed skater. His career highlights include winning an Olympic Silver Medal in the Team Pursuit at the 2006 Olympics, competing in 12 World Championships, and being crowned 2004 Junior World Champion.

Collaborating with athletes, coaches, and other medical and paramedical practitioners has reinforced Aaron’s belief in a multidisciplinary approach to treatment. He emphasizes the importance of communication among the athlete, treatment providers, and coaches to ensure a unified strategy in achieving performance and recovery goals. Whether you are an active individual, a weekend warrior, or a high-level athlete, Aaron is dedicated to optimizing your wellness and supporting your fitness, recovery, or rehabilitation journey.

With a background in Civil Engineering and a love for both shoes and moving around in them, it is not surprising that Cam eventually found the world of Pedorthics. Solving complex biomechanical issues while seeing the impact it can have on patients is extremely rewarding.