Align Introduces New Facility at Camana Bay

By Stuart Wilson

A ribbon cutting ceremony was held on 22nd January to celebrate the official opening of Align’s new Camana Bay clinic and Align Kids, Cayman’s Multidisciplinary Paediatric Wellness Centre. 

Government officials, medical professionals and members of the health and wellness community gathered at Align’s new 5.500 + sq. ft facility to enjoy guided tours, live demos and an official ceremony, followed by a cocktail reception.

Align’s new Camana Bay clinic represents a significant advancement in how individuals and families access restorative, post-operative, and paediatric care in the Cayman Islands.

The facility brings advanced technologies, such as a Pelvic Health Chair and Shockwave, SoftWave, and Redcord Neuromuscular therapies, alongside traditional physiotherapy, chiropractic care, acupuncture, and massage therapy.

This integrated, one-stop model enhances patient outcomes while strengthening community wellness, according to Align representatives.

“Our vision in 2016 was to establish Cayman’s first true multidisciplinary healthcare facility. We wanted to raise the standard of care and quality of facilities that would support real community needs,” said Eamon Wilson, Director and Co-Founder of Align.

“From a single clinic, Align has expanded to three locations, 31 treatment rooms, island-wide coverage including weekly visits to Cayman Brac, a team of 21 highly skilled therapists, and now the addition of Align Kids, our dedicated paediatric offering,” he added.

Align Kids responds to the growing demand for accessible paediatric services and the critical importance of early intervention for Cayman’s future generations. The dedicated paediatric wing offers physiotherapy, occupational therapy, and speech and language therapy in a child-focused environment designed to support healthy development. With its own entrance and purpose-built therapy spaces, including a sensory gym for play-based therapy, Align Kids is designed specifically for children and families.

An experienced paediatric team provides a welcoming environment where children can build confidence, capability, and independence. It also addresses a long-standing challenge for Cayman families, who have often had to navigate multiple providers or travel overseas to access comprehensive paediatric therapy services.

Speaking at the ribbon-cutting ceremony, Health Minister Hon. Katherine Ebanks-Wilks said, “Our health system works best when families and individuals are informed, engaged, and supported early. We welcome initiatives like Align Kids that reflect where Cayman is heading, towards prevention rather than crisis response, and that help ensure every child has the opportunity to thrive and reach their full potential.”

Align has also been developing Caymanian talent in healthcare through career opportunities, internships, and work experience.

“We are very proud of our Caymanian team at Align, but we want to see more investment and support given to young Caymanians who wish to pursue a career in healthcare,” said Wilson.

“I am thrilled to announce that we are establishing the Align Scholarship Fund to support young Caymanians in their education and healthcare career journey. We hope to have our first scholarship fund recipient announced later this year,” he noted.

Governor Jane Owen commended Align’s contribution to the health and wellness sector, saying, “Everything Align is doing makes a real difference to Cayman, helping to build a community that is more supported, more satisfied, and healthier and happier overall.”

Align Kids and the new Camana Bay clinic were opened in honour of Noel Watkins, who started the Align journey.

The expansion highlights Align’s ongoing commitment to the Cayman Islands, working alongside Government, other healthcare providers, and the community to build a healthcare system that is accessible, resilient, and inclusive.

To learn more or book an appointment, visit www.align.ky .