Queen West, Toronto · Direct billing to 14 insurers
A full 40-minute assessment, normally $145. Twelve places each week — and we will tell you straight if chiropractic is not the answer.
Claim the $49 assessmentMost low back pain that has hung around for months is a movement problem somewhere else — a stiff hip, a rib that will not rotate, six hours a day in a bad chair. The assessment maps the whole chain before anyone touches your spine.
The other two thirds are loaded rehab and changing whatever caused it. You leave with two exercises, filmed on your own phone, and a desk setup you can actually implement on Monday.
At the assessment you get an estimated number of visits and a date to re-test. If you are not measurably better by then, we change the plan or refer you on. No open-ended care plans, no year-long packages.
Forty minutes with the chiropractor, then twenty for questions and the plan.
What you do all day, how you sleep, and what makes it worse at 4pm.
Reflexes, dermatomes, joint-by-joint mobility — written down and repeated later.
We refer for X-ray in maybe one case in six. Most people do not need it, and we will say so.
Visit count, expected milestones, re-test date, and what it costs — before you commit.
Verified through Google and Trustpilot. We do not filter the middling ones out.
Two years of sciatica. Eight visits and a set of exercises I still do. They discharged me rather than selling me a maintenance plan, which is why I keep sending people.
The assessment alone was worth triple the $49. Found the hip restriction three other clinicians had missed.
Excellent care, but the 7am slots go fast and the waiting room is tiny. Book ahead.
They told me my shoulder was not a chiropractic problem and sent me to a sports physician. Honest people.
One introductory price, then ordinary visit fees. Nothing is bundled and nothing auto-renews.
Intro assessment
$49one hour, once
Follow-up visit
$75per 20 minutes
No. It is a genuine loss-leader — we would rather you judged us on an assessment than on advertising. You are under no obligation to book anything afterwards, and we will not phone you if you do not.
It should not. The noise surprises people more than the sensation does. If you would rather not be adjusted at all, say so — mobilisation and soft-tissue work are alternatives.
Chiropractic is covered by most Canadian extended plans. We bill fourteen insurers directly, so in most cases you pay only the portion your plan does not cover.
Then we say so at the assessment and refer you — to a physiotherapist, a sports physician, or your family doctor. About one person in eight who books this offer leaves with a referral instead of a care plan.
Book the $49 assessment and find out what is actually going on with your back.
Claim the $49 assessmentTell us when suits and we will confirm by text within a couple of hours. Clinic hours are Mon–Fri 7:00–19:00 and Sat 8:00–13:00.