The Moose Jaw Vitality Project operates from two dedicated facilities, each serving a distinct role in helping residents understand and optimize their health.
Your starting point. The Restorative Health Centre is the community's front door to the Vitality Project — the place where residents come to learn, ask questions, and begin their personal health journey.
The assessment hub. A purpose-built facility where participants receive a comprehensive suite of health assessments under one roof, in a single visit. Most people have never had this kind of access to their own health information.
Learn about the program, enroll, and build a foundation of understanding about your own health through education and community support.
Visit the Community Health Research Centre for your comprehensive health assessments. One location. One day. A complete health profile.
Make sense of your data, access self-directed health programs, and get ongoing support as you track your progress over time.
Follow-up assessments build a longitudinal picture of your health that becomes more valuable with every visit.
Open to all Moose Jaw residents. Walk-ins welcome for general information. Education sessions and program enrollment available with on-site registration.
Assessments are scheduled in advance to ensure each participant receives a complete, unhurried experience. Scheduling details will be available once the centre opens.
Getting started is straightforward — and we'll walk you through every step.
Find Out How to ParticipateEyebrow: Education & Support
Heading: The Dr. Goodenowe Restorative Health Centre
Address line: 1350 Lakeview Road, Moose Jaw, SK
Status badge: Open Now
Body: This is where it starts. The Restorative Health Centre is the community’s front door to the Vitality Project — the place where residents come to learn, ask questions, and begin their personal health journey.
The centre provides free health education and community support programming to Moose Jaw residents. Whether you’re new to the project and want to understand what it’s about, or you’ve already received your assessments and want help interpreting what they mean, this is where you come.
What happens here:
Education sessions and workshops that help you understand your own biochemistry in plain language — what your biomarkers mean, why they matter, and what influences them.
One-on-one support to help you navigate your health data and make informed, self-directed decisions about nutrition, supplementation, and lifestyle.
Community programming that brings residents together around shared health goals. Learning alongside your neighbours changes the experience from clinical to personal.
A welcoming space for families, individuals, and anyone at any stage of their health journey. No medical background required. No judgment. Just information and support.
Important note (woven into copy, not a separate disclaimer): The Restorative Health Centre is not a medical clinic. No diagnoses are made and no treatments are provided. The education and support offered here are informational in nature, designed to complement — not replace — the care you receive from your own health professionals.
Eyebrow: Assessments & Research
Heading: The Dr. Goodenowe Community Health Research Centre
Address line: 1400 Lakeview Drive, Moose Jaw, SK
Status badge: Opening Soon
Body: This is where the data comes from. The Community Health Research Centre is a purpose-built facility designed to deliver a comprehensive suite of health assessments under one roof, in a single visit.
Most people have never had this kind of access to their own health information. Seeing a detailed picture of your brain structure, your blood chemistry, your cardiac function, your body composition, and your cognitive performance — all in one day, all in one place — is something that typically requires months of specialist referrals and fragmented appointments. The Research Centre changes that.
What happens here:
Advanced 3T brain MRI providing detailed structural imaging.
EEG-based brain function assessment measuring how your brain processes information.
Comprehensive blood chemistry evaluating metabolic, nutritional, and specialized biomarkers.
Cardiac assessment including ECG monitoring.
Body composition analysis measuring muscle, fat, and fluid distribution.
Lung function testing via spirometry.
Physical performance evaluations including grip strength, gait, balance, and mobility.
Cognitive assessments measuring processing speed, memory, and performance.
Vision and hearing evaluations.
Quality of life questionnaires covering fatigue, stress, sleep, activity levels, and overall wellbeing.
Body (continued): Every assessment generates data that belongs to you. You’re encouraged to share your results with your own health professionals to support your personal healthcare decisions.
The Research Centre also serves as the data collection site for the Vitality Project’s long-term observational research study, conducted by Dr. Goodenowe Research LLC. Participants who enroll in the research contribute their anonymized data to a five-year study tracking health outcomes across the Moose Jaw community.
Construction note (update as appropriate): The Community Health Research Centre is currently under construction at 1400 Lakeview Drive. Updates on the construction timeline and opening schedule will be shared here and at community events.
Section Heading: Connected by design
Body: The two centres are steps apart on Lakeview, and they’re designed to work as a pair.
You begin at the Restorative Health Centre — learning about the program, enrolling, and building a foundation of understanding about your own health. You visit the Community Health Research Centre for your assessments, receiving a complete health profile in a single day. Then you return to the Restorative Health Centre to make sense of what the data shows, access self-directed health programs, and get ongoing support as you track your progress over time.
The cycle continues at regular intervals. As you receive follow-up assessments, you build a longitudinal picture of your health — one that becomes more valuable with every visit.
Section Heading: Plan your visit
For the Restorative Health Centre (1350 Lakeview Road):
The centre is open to all Moose Jaw residents. Walk-ins are welcome for general information. For education sessions and program enrollment, on-site registration is available.
For the Community Health Research Centre (1400 Lakeview Drive):
Assessments are scheduled in advance to ensure each participant receives a complete, unhurried experience. Details on scheduling will be available once the centre opens.
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Participants contribute to an observational study tracking real health outcomes across the community — building the evidence base that every town in Canada deserves.
The Restorative Health Centre for education and support. The Community Health Research Centre for assessments and data. Two doors on Lakeview — one vision for a healthier community.
There is no cost to participate. Not now, not later, not ever. The Moose Jaw Vitality Project exists because this community deserves it — full stop.
Comprehensive health assessments designed to give you — and your health professionals — the clearest possible picture of where you stand today.
Advanced 3T imaging providing detailed structural brain data
EEG-based assessment of neurological function and processing
Comprehensive biomarker analysis for metabolic and systemic health
ECG and ultrasound evaluation of heart function and structure
Assessment of visual health and function
Evaluation of auditory health and sensitivity
Physical function, stability, and functional capacity
Cognitive performance and overall wellness evaluation
1350 Lakeview Road, Moose Jaw
Your starting point. Health education, community support, and self-directed wellness programs to help you understand and take charge of your own health.
No cost. No catch. No obligation.
Just access to the health information you deserve, in the community you call home.
