Typically no. Your first visit gives us an opportunity to hear your story of why you are here. Then we will offer you a full and complete health history, neurological and physical exam. You may also be sent for x-rays so we may structurally see what we are dealing with. There is an exception here for pregnant people and children as x-rays may not be warranted at this time. In some cases you may be adjusted on the first visit.

The initial exam typically takes 45-60 minutes, giving our Doctors ample time to discuss your health history and provide a thorough neurological based chiropractic exam.

The initial exam fee includes your health history, a neurologically based chiropractic exam, x-rays if necessary, and a follow-up appointment to discuss the findings.

Our mothers did not bless us with x-ray vision so you may be asked to have x-rays taken. This valuable information can show us what is going on underneath the surface, as traumas, repetitive motion and injuries can build up and not be actively felt. With current technology, the risk of radiation from a single set of spinal x-rays is extremely low.

Yes, we refer all x-rays to our trusted Imaging Services, where they are fully covered by OHIP. If you decide to visit another clinic without our requisition, you might need to pay for the x-rays.

We don’t offer direct billing at this time, but we’re happy to provide you with a receipt to submit to your insurance provider for reimbursement.

Every body is unique, which means, your chiropractic care will be unique to you! Once our doctors complete their initial evaluation, they will put together a care plan that will best suit your goals and needs.

Once you experience the benefits and improved mobility, you may choose to continue care as part of your ongoing wellness journey.

No they are not, although they share the same goal, the delivery of the adjustment is based on each individual.

No, they are very gentle.

Typically no. However, occasionally after the first couple adjustments help to change the current pattern you are stuck in you may notice the muscle and ligament changes as your posture changes creating some mild discomfort. This is why we recommend icing certain areas after your first few adjustments.