You will be asked to fill out a confidential health history form and you and your practitioner will outline your goals for treatment, and discuss any illnesses or injuries that should be considered.  If you’re receiving other healthcare treatments, please bring with you any information you may have relating to your injury or existing illness that could help us ensure the safest and most effective treatment. This includes x-rays or other imaging reports, referral notes, medication lists, or other pertinent medical documents.

Your chiropractor will perform an assessment of your current health and determine if chiropractic care can help, and if it is safe to do adjustments.  A physical or postural assessment may be performed. The chiropractor may feel your spine, move your joints and watch the way you walk. He or she may also test your muscle strength, reflexes, and range of motion. In some cases, the chiropractor might order x-rays or other testing to assist their diagnosis.

Every patient is different and requires a customized treatment plan based on their health needs and concerns. Your chiropractor may suggest frequent adjustment appointments at the beginning of your course of care to reduce the acute symptoms of pain or dysfunction. Your chiropractor will periodically reassess your progress and may suggest reduced frequency as your symptoms clear up. For general wellness and preventative care, weekly or monthly visits may provide the most benefit, depending on your goals and the recommendations made by your chiropractor. Speak with your chiropractor to ensure the best treatment plan for you.

Yes! Chiropractic is safe for all ages, and provides gentle, medication-free pain relief. Chiropractors complete four years of postgraduate training in anatomy, neurology, and rehabilitation science and undergo rigorous qualifying exams to be able to use the title of Chiropractic Doctor.  The College of Chiropractors of Ontario (CCO) is the governing body established by the provincial government to regulate the chiropractic profession in Ontario. Every chiropractor practicing in Ontario must be a registered member of the CCO and maintain good standing with their College by completing a minimum of practice hours. regular quality assurance checks, and continuing education.

Yes! Chiropractic treatments can be claimed on any extended health care or group benefits plan that includes coverage for chiropractic treatment. Direct billing is available on most major insurance and benefits plans when appropriate identification is provided. Coverage varies from plan to plan and some restrictions apply. Anatomica cannot guarantee that claims will be successfully processed due to limitations of some individual plans or providers. If direct billing is not available, a signed receipt of payment will be issued for you to submit manually or electronically for reimbursement to your provider. Please see our billing and payment policies or contact us for more information.

If you would like us to bill your insurance plan directly, we’ll need your membership card and a credit card number to set up your billing account. If your plan requires a medical prescription for treatment, please bring it with you so that a copy may be kept in your file.

Chiropractic Fees

Medical Acupuncture Fees

Custom Orthotics Fees