Chiropractic is a hands-on, regulated health profession focused on diagnosing and treating issues involving the spine, joints, muscles, and nervous system. Care is drug-free and typically includes manual therapy, soft-tissue treatment, exercise guidance, and education—based on your assessment.

Chiropractors spend 4 years at an accredited chiropractic college, preceded by a minimum of three years of university courses in qualifying subjects. Graduates then must pass rigorous national and provincial licensing boards examinations.

Chiropractic care can help people of many ages and activity levels. Whether you’re managing pain, recovering from an injury, or trying to improve movement and function. Your chiropractor will recommend a plan based on your goals and exam findings.

The goal of an adjustment is to restore normal joint motion, which can reduce stiffness, improve mobility, and decrease irritation of surrounding tissues. Some adjustments produce a harmless “pop,” similar to cracking your knuckles.

The sound can occur when gas bubbles in the joint fluid release during a quick change in pressure. It’s common and not a sign that anything “moved out” or “went back in.”

Chiropractic care is not covered by OHIP. Many patients have coverage through extended health benefits—check your plan for chiropractic limits and requirements.
If your injury is work-related (WSIB) or from a motor vehicle accident (MVA), the clinic can work directly with WSIB/your auto insurer and bill accordingly.

No referral is needed. You can book directly with the clinic—online or by calling (647) 588-0221.

Your first visit includes a detailed history, a thorough exam, and a clear explanation of findings and next steps. If appropriate, care can often begin on the first visit.

First visits are typically longer to allow time for assessment and discussion. Follow-up visits are usually shorter and focused on treatment and progress.

Wear comfortable clothing you can move in. If needed for assessment or treatment, you may be asked to adjust clothing layers to access the area being treated.

Chiropractic care is generally considered safe when provided by a licensed professional. Your treatment plan is based on your health history and exam findings, and options are always discussed with you first.

Availability varies week to week. If you’re in significant pain or have a new injury, call the clinic to ask about the earliest opening.