Question 1

What is Chiropractic?

Accepted Answer

Chiropractic in literal definition means “Done with hands.” It is the practice of relieving symptoms in different body parts using techniques and tools such as manual therapy, exercise, massage, adjustments, heat, and more. Roughly 4.7 million Canadians visit a chiropractor each year.

Question 2

How do Chiropractic treatments work and are they safe?

Accepted Answer

Continual research is being performed and we are further discovering how chiropractic works. Current understanding shows that chiropractic treatments provide relief by disrupting the pain signal from our body to the brain. Relief in symptoms, paired with an active lifestyle, is the best recipe for longevity. Treatments are painless when performed by a trained doctor and are widely reputed as being low-risk and safe compared to other interventions.

Question 3

What conditions can Chiropractors treat?

Accepted Answer

Despite chiropractors being most known for treating headaches, neck pain, low back pain, chiropractors also treat shoulder pain, whiplash, migraines, postural issues, sciatica, and many more.

Question 4

What should I expect from my first visit?

Accepted Answer

Patients should expect a quick questionnaire, hands on examination by the doctor, and receive corrections on the first visit. The first visit will take approximately 30 mins while follow ups take approximately 15 mins.

Question 5

What is the popping sound during an adjustment?

Accepted Answer

During an adjustment, air pockets in joints release pressure, just like when you open a new jar or can of soda. It is completely normal, harmless, and painless when performed by a licensed chiropractor.

Question 6

How long do I need to see a chiropractor?

Accepted Answer

Care plans are individualized and vary from patient to patient depending on their needs and lifestyle. After recovery, many patients choose to enter regular maintenance care, much like brushing your teeth, to maintain their spinal hygiene.

Question 7

Do you take extended health benefits?

Accepted Answer

We provide printed or emailed receipts for treatments that can be submitted to your insurance provider for reimbursement.