Care that starts with the right diagnosis
If you’re searching for a chiropractor in Leamington, the most important thing isn’t how many visits you’ll need or what specific tools get used. It’s whether the person assessing you understands what’s actually driving your symptoms. Care here starts with a thorough history and physical assessment, and every recommendation flows from that.
What I treat
Most of the people I work with come in with one of the following:
- Low back pain — acute, recurrent, or chronic; with or without leg symptoms
- Neck pain and headache
- Shoulder pain — rotator cuff, frozen shoulder, post-surgical recovery
- Knee pain — runners, lifters, post-ACL, patellofemoral pain
- Hip pain — FAI syndrome, gluteal tendinopathy, hip OA
- Foot and ankle problems — Achilles tendinopathy, plantar fasciopathy, ankle sprains
- Sports injuries and return-to-sport programming
- Concussion — acute and persistent post-concussive symptoms
- Post-surgical rehab — ACL, MPFL, rotator cuff, meniscus, joint replacement
See the full breakdown on the Conditions page.
Services available in clinic
- Chiropractic adjustment — spinal and peripheral joint manipulation when indicated, with full informed consent
- Exercise rehabilitation — structured progressions tailored to your diagnosis and goals
- Integrated dry needling — for muscle and tendon-related pain
- Shockwave therapy — for chronic tendinopathies and plantar fasciopathy
- Adjunct modalities
- Sports rehabilitation
Who I work with in Leamington
People I see in Leamington include older adults managing arthritis and recurring back pain, desk workers with chronic neck and shoulder tension, weekend warriors dealing with overuse injuries, parents trying to keep up with kids, athletes from local hockey, soccer, baseball, and gym communities, and patients recovering from surgery. The common thread is wanting clear answers and a real plan — not a generic protocol.
Where the clinic is
I practice out of Advanced Wellness Centre in Leamington. The clinic is centrally located and easy to reach from anywhere in the area. View on Google Maps.
Phone: 519-322-4627
Booking: Book online through Jane App
How care here is different
The approach is built around four things: accurate diagnosis, active rehabilitation, evidence-informed care, and clear communication. Manual therapy is used when it helps. Modalities are used when there’s evidence behind them. The rehab plan is the part that actually changes the long-term picture, and you’ll always walk out of a visit knowing exactly what to do and why.
Questions about getting started
Most extended health insurance plans cover chiropractic care in Ontario. No physician referral is required. See the What to Expect page for a walk-through of a first visit, or the Contact page for hours and directions.