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Chiropractic in Markham
Hands-on chiropractic care for back pain, neck pain, sciatica, and headaches.
Chiropractic Care That Starts With the Whole Body
Chiropractic at Northville Rehabilitation Centre means non-invasive treatment of the spine, joints, muscles, and nervous system, built on a diagnosis rather than a guess. Your chiropractor examines how you move, stand, and load the affected area, identifies the joint or tissue at fault, then combines manual adjustment, soft tissue therapy, and corrective exercise into a plan suited to your case. A chiropractic adjustment delivers a quick, controlled thrust that restores natural joint movement, eases stiffness, and often improves range of motion on the same visit.
Five chiropractors practise at our Markham clinic: Dr. Fiona Chan, DC, Dr. Wendy Mok, DC, Dr. Corinna Lee, DC, Dr. Kelly Duan, DC, and Dr. Matthias Chow, DC. All hold registration with the College of Chiropractors of Ontario. Because chiropractic, physiotherapy, massage therapy, osteopathy, chiropody, naturopathy, psychotherapy, and Traditional Chinese Medicine all run under one roof here, your chiropractor can bring in Graston Technique for scar tissue and adhesions, a certification held by Dr. Chan, Dr. Lee, and Dr. Duan, Class IV K-Laser for stubborn inflammation, or custom orthotics when your feet drive the problem upward, without sending you across town.
What to Expect :
- A full history of your symptoms, past injuries, work setup, and activity level, so the diagnosis reflects your actual day
- An orthopaedic, neurological, and postural exam that pinpoints the joint, disc, nerve, or muscle producing your pain
- Hands-on treatment the same visit where appropriate, combining spinal or joint manipulation with soft tissue release
- A written plan covering visit frequency, home exercises, and the changes that keep the problem from returning
Our chiropractors treat sciatica, neck and low back pain, repetitive strain from desk work, sports injuries, whiplash and motor vehicle accident injuries, arthritis, and chronic headaches. Many patients feel meaningful relief within the first few visits. Our front desk submits your claim to most Canadian extended health plans on the day of treatment, so you are not chasing paperwork afterwards.
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Why CHoose Us
Chiropractic in Markham, With the Whole Clinic Behind It
Every chiropractor here graduated from the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College and registers with the College of Chiropractors of Ontario, with distinctions including Summa Cum Laude and Clinic Honors. With five practitioners, appointment times fit around work.
Graston, Class IV K-Laser, custom orthotics, massage therapy, and physiotherapy all sit under the same roof, so your chiropractor can add what your case needs instead of referring you elsewhere.
Explaining pain is hard enough in your first language. Our chiropractors treat in English, Cantonese, and Mandarin, so nothing important gets lost when describing where it hurts or what the treatment plan involves.
Most Canadian extended health plans carry a chiropractic benefit. Our front desk files the claim on the day of your visit, wherever your provider allows it.
Your back should not decide what you do this weekend.
Pain that wakes you at night, a neck that will not turn, sciatica down one leg, or headaches that arrive every afternoon. Any of these makes a good reason to book an assessment with one of our Markham chiropractors. We submit to most Canadian extended health plans the same day, so booking stays simple and the front desk holds no surprises.
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Frequent Asked Questions
Rarely. Most patients describe the adjustment as a quick pressure followed by immediate release, and many report better movement before they get off the table. If your area sits highly inflamed, your chiropractor uses gentler mobilization or an activator instrument instead of a manual thrust. Mild soreness for a day afterward, similar to post-workout stiffness, is normal.
Sciatica, neck pain, mid- and low-back pain, disc irritation, whiplash and motor vehicle accident injuries, tension and cervicogenic headaches, repetitive strain from desk and computer work, sports injuries, shoulder and hip restrictions, arthritis-related stiffness, and postural problems. Book an assessment if pain limits work, sleep, or training.
Yes. Dr. Fiona Chan, Dr. Wendy Mok, and Dr. Kelly Duan treat in English, Cantonese, and Mandarin. Dr. Corinna Lee and Dr. Matthias Chow treat in English and Cantonese. Tell our front desk your preference when booking and we will match you with the right practitioner.
No. Chiropractors work as primary contact practitioners in Ontario, so you can book directly with us. Some extended health policies request a physician’s note before they reimburse, so check your plan wording if you rely on coverage.
Acute problems often resolve in four to eight visits. Long-standing or recurring conditions take longer and taper to maintenance spacing once symptoms settle. Your chiropractor gives you an estimate after the first assessment and reassesses as you progress. We do not sell pre-paid packages.
Most Canadian extended health plans include a chiropractic benefit, typically with a per-visit or annual maximum. Our front staff submit the claim on the day of your visit wherever the provider allows it. Call 905-534-8666 and we will confirm your coverage before you come in, or review our insurance providers page.
Chiropractic ranks among the safest forms of care for mechanical spine pain when performed by a registered chiropractor. The pop, properly called cavitation, comes from gas releasing inside the joint capsule as pressure changes. Nothing cracks and nothing moves out of place. The sound carries no bearing on whether the adjustment worked.
Plan for about 45 minutes to an hour. We take your history, run orthopaedic and neurological testing, assess posture and movement, then explain what we found in plain language. Treatment usually begins the same visit. Wear comfortable clothing that lets you move freely.
Yes. Dr. Fiona Chan, Dr. Wendy Mok, and Dr. Kelly Duan all work in pediatric and pregnancy chiropractic, and Dr. Corinna Lee holds Webster Certification for perinatal care through the ICPA. Pregnancy and pediatric chiropractic uses gentle, low-force technique suited to pregnancy discomfort, postpartum recovery, and growing bodies.
Yes, and it often works better that way. An adjustment holds longer once massage therapy or acupuncture has released the surrounding muscle, and physiotherapy builds the strength that keeps the correction in place. Ask our front desk to book back-to-back appointments.