Port Union Lawrence Chiropractic

Scarborough, Canada

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+1 416-208-0147
Address:
5550 Lawrence Avenue E, Scarborough, ON, M1C 3B2
Scarborough
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
100 ftPort Union Road
250 ftLawrence Avenue East
0.2 miCharlottetown Boulevard
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Local time (Scarborough) 20:38 Friday, 29 November 2024

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Description

Specialties

Greetings and Welcome! We offer a full service rehabilitative and manual therapy office providing: Physiotherapy, Chiropractic, Massage Therapy, Acupuncture and Chiropody (specialist of the feet).

Whether you are looking for symptomatic pain relief or assessment of the cause and correction of your issue we are happy to help. Our office is happy to work with you and consult with all the practitioners guiding your care.

History

Established in 1998.

We have been at the same location for 18 years and offer a warm family type atmosphere.

Our office has 2000 square feet of space; a large kid-​friendly waiting area, patient washroom, private offices and a gym-​physio open space area.

Ground floor accessible, ample free parking and close to TTC and Go make your arrival a breeze.

We also are happy to work with W.S.I.B.(workers’ compensation) and your Motor Vehicle Insurance carrier as well as direct billing your private workplace insurance (if possible).

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4 reviews of Port Union Lawrence Chiropractic

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Place rating: 5
Toronto, Canada
I would 110% recommend this place. I have been coming here for years. I’ve been here regularly for everything. Chiropractic, physiotherapy & massages. Everything has been great. The front desk staff can be fine or a disaster tbh but once you get past them to your appointment everything is fine. If you’re looking for a new place to go I’d say check this one out.
Place rating: 4
Scarborough, Toronto, Canada
Got some great advice on simple stretches that have really helped. It’s more than just adjustments; my doctor uses pressure on different muscles and joints and I fell amazing afterwards. Trying massage there for the first time next week.
I’m in and out quickly, maybe a bit rushed on some days, but overall, I’m very pleased.
Place rating: 3
Toronto, Canada
I’ve tried both chiropractors there and have been going there on and off for about 6 years. My only fault with them is that they want you in and out of there as quickly as possible. You’re typically suppose to get 15 minutes and they’d fix your problems. HOWEVER, whenever I (or any of the other 3 people I know who go there) went I got 5 minutes and it would be «okay tell me what’s wrong with you» and of that list he would pick three things. So he might crack your neck, your back, and then realign your hips or whatever it may be. And that’s it, see you two weeks from now. So if you want to get your money’s worth don’t go here, but if you just need a quick fix then they’re pretty decent for what they do.
Place rating: 4
Vancouver, Canada
I’ve been going to Port Union Lawrence Chiropractic (from here on to be referred to as PULC out of laziness) for almost… 5 years or more. My chiropractor is Dr. Solanki and I can’t really say I trust anyone else to crack my back and neck. Once someone has jerked your head to the side quickly to adjust your vertebrae, and you don’t die, you feel a certain level of comfort with that person.
So I can (without hesitation) recommend taking your chiropractic problems to the PULC and having a visit with Dr. Solanki. Aside from his skill as a professional, he’s a good guy.
Now a few extra details about the PULC. As far as I know there are more than one chiropractor at this office, but I never see them because of the time my wife and I both go (yes, she’s a fan of Dr. Solanki as well). They are open on Saturday mornings but with reduced office staff.
They also have on site massage therapists. The last time I was there I over heard the receptionist talking on the phone. «…all of our massage therapists are female.» So for those of you out there who are calling around the city in an attempt to avoid a massage from a dude this could be your place!
So if your medical coverage covers massage make sure you book early. Appointments for the end of the year fill up fast as people try to exhaust their coverage limits during the holidays season
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