Do you only address sports related injuries or treat athletes?
Although our specialties attract athletes, our team of practitioners are well equipped and trained to treat any patient and their concerns.
I’m in pain, who should I see?
We recommend the Chiropractic Doctors first, to diagnose the reasons for your pain, then any relevant therapists for co-management. However, patients are free to see any practitioner they choose too would best address their concerns.
Do you directly bill insurance companies?
Yes, we do directly bill most insurance companies. Please contact your insurance company to understand and know the extent of your coverage prior to booking your appointment.
Does insurance cover my assessment and treatment?
Very likely yes. It’s a good idea to contact your insurance company prior to booking an appointment, checking your specific plan coverage with your insurer.
Do you sell treatment packages?
We do not sell treatment packages. After an assessment by one of our practitioners, each patient will be informed what the expected treatment course in terms of number of treatments could be, allowing patients to pay per visit as treatment progresses.
Can I pay for treatments in advance?
We do not accept advanced payment for treatments. Patients pay for treatments once they have been administered by any of our practitioners.
Are the Chiropractors medical doctors?
Chiropractors are not medical doctors. Chiropractic is a distinct doctorate speciality much like Dentistry or Ophthalmology. Chiropractors complete a four-year doctorate program entitling them to perform controlled acts such as diagnosis and the prescription of diagnostic x-rays.
Can the Chiropractors provide medical advice/prescriptions for my pain and discomfort?
In Ontario, Chiropractors can provide advice with respects to the muscle and skeletal systems, along with the prescription of devices that correspond to these areas. Chiropractors do not prescribe any pharmaceuticals.
Can we order orthotics at the clinic and if so, how long does it take to receive them once ordered?
Yes we do. Once we take a foam cast and digital scan of the feet, the orthotic takes 2-3 weeks to be made.
Do I need to pay for this?
Yes. OHIP does not cover any paramedical services. As such, investing in your own healthcare is an investment that pays off in your overall wellbeing and longevity.
Is it worth my time to come in to be evaluated and get treatment?
If you have been suffering with painful issue for longer than 7 to 10 days, an evaluation is highly recommended. Evaluation leads to effective physical medicine prescription that can address the pain or other concerns.