Streetsville Chiropractic Clinic

My chiropractor is Dr. Morgan Sinclair.
It’s my first time at a chiropractic and I like how the reception and the doctors are super friendly.
I also liked how they educate you, even though I only accompanied my friend. I want to know what causes my pain and how to prevent it, unlike most doctors, who simply don’t have the patience to explain but rather just tell you what problem you have.
I just had my first assessment but not the therapy yet.
But so far my first impression is very good based on the welcoming atmosphere and the doctors seem very professional.

Sadly, I moved away from my very capable and knowing chiropractor in Toronto and had to find somebody new. I just wanted a chiropractic adjustment. Went to Streetsville Chiropractic with a very clear list of afflictions I suffer from and treatment suggestions that have worked for me in the past.
Immediately, I was rushed into expensive X-​rays and booked three appointments in the next week without so much as asking if I was interested in continuing with their practice. Yes, a single week — three chiropractic appointments (a plan they intended to have me on for three months, at which point I could taper). I had to attend a group meeting where we were set up for a huge guilt trip on our spending habits and and I immediately knew where this was going: Prepare to pay up, in time and money, «for your health».
Everything they say sounds very good. If I had the money and time I’d probably have taken the bait, but after dropping a few hundred dollars in one week on adjustments that are literally *two minutes long* and feeling like a cog in an assembly line I just couldn’t justify continuing with the treatment program. A treatment that catered in no way to my needs specifically — it is a program that is geared towards your finances and how much money they can get out of you.

Avoid this place like the plague!!!
Their mission is to «educate» everyone on chiropractic medicine, which means that as soon as you walk through the door, they’ll hand you a pamphlet on subluxation and start brainwashing you about how bad it is for you, and how eventually you’ll become a cripple and die if you don’t sign up for and begin a treatment plan immediately.
I originally learned of this clinic because they had a booth set up at SquareOne and the chiropractor was onsite to meet people and sign you up for «free» consultations (if you donated to a charity that they were fundraising for.) Sounded great, so I made a donation and went in for my consultation. I had just broken my ankle and was wearing a fibreglass cast. During my fall which broke my ankle I also twisted my lower back, leaving it in an awkward mess as well. I was in a LOT of pain and I needed a chiropractic adjustment ASAP. When I went for my initial consultation with Dr. Casey Sinclair, he did a full assessment, including X-​rays, but WOULD NOT TREAT ME on my first visit. He insisted that I come back the next day. I had already told him that I would not be able to come back, as I had a broken ankle and could not drive. I had a friend drive me to that appointment. He still wouldn’t give me an adjustment, insisting that he see the X-​rays first. Late that evening he called me, because he had looked at the X-​rays and he said that my situation was «really bad» and that I needed treatment immediately, and that I would need to start an entire treatment plan right away, and was insisting that I come back and see him the next day! I had ALREADY TOLD HIM numerous times that that would be impossible.
I immediately recognized that he was a «quack» and was just out to gouge me and collect as much money as possible. Avoid this place at all costs!
(Luckily, after that experience I started doing some research online and found Dr. Micheal Hardie at City View Chiropractic & Sports Injury Clinic, and he is fantastic —
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