Dr. Noah Mulzet
BSc, DC
Dr. Noah Mulzet, BSc, DC, is a Red Deer chiropractor and co-owner of Red Deer Sport + Spine. Born and raised in Red Deer, his clinical interests include running-related concerns, sport and performance, active rehabilitation, and supporting people managing hip and knee arthritis.
Noah earned his Bachelor of Science with Honours from the University of Alberta before completing his Doctor of Chiropractic degree at the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College, graduating summa cum laude.
In the clinic, Noah takes a grounded, outcome-focused approach. He works to understand each patient's goals and condition, then develops a clear, individualized plan to help bridge the distance between where they are and where they want to be. Patients can expect a comfortable and supportive environment where care is adapted to their individual needs.
Noah's practice includes concussion management and a range of treatment approaches, including joint mobilization and manipulation, Myofascial Release Technique (MRT), contemporary medical acupuncture, instrument-assisted soft-tissue mobilization, active rehabilitation, and strength and conditioning. The specific approach used depends on the patient's assessment, preferences, goals, and clinical needs.
Noah believes in connecting clinical assessment with functional movement. He takes the time to understand what matters to each patient and supports them in returning to the activities they value, whatever those activities may look like.
Movement is also central to Noah's life outside the clinic. An avid runner with a background in cross-country and track, he won the 10 km Run for Backs in Motion during his time at CMCC and has completed half-marathons, a marathon, and three ultramarathons. When he is not running the trails, he can often be found playing soccer, cross-country or downhill skiing, snowboarding, hiking, or paddling.
As co-owner of Red Deer Sport + Spine, Noah is committed to serving his hometown community and helping create a welcoming, inclusive environment where people feel comfortable and supported as they work toward long-term health, movement, and performance goals.