Clayton Heights Chiropractic
Chiropractic care, registered massage therapy, acupuncture and custom orthotics at a Surrey clinic in Clayton Heights, open since 2009.
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Allied health clinic in Willoughby, Langley, pairing hands-on massage and physiotherapy with acupuncture, homeopathy, and ICBC and WorkSafeBC direct billing.
Sonic Health Clinic is a multidisciplinary practice in the Willoughby area of Langley Township, combining registered massage therapy, physiotherapy, acupuncture and homeopathy in one location. Its team page lists eight practitioners, including several registered massage therapists, physiotherapist Sanjana Sikka and acupuncturist Harry Sidhu. Massage work draws on fascial techniques, joint mobilizations, deep tissue massage, hydrotherapy and corrective exercises, and the clinic's massage therapy service page names sciatica, frozen shoulder, plantar fasciitis and migraines among the concerns it addresses. Physiotherapy covers neck and back pain, post-surgical rehabilitation, motor vehicle accident injuries, pelvic floor concerns during and after pregnancy, and balance and dizziness. Kinesiology and mobility restoration are listed on the services page as coming soon.
The clinic says its registered massage therapists are licensed to practise in British Columbia. It direct bills extended health insurance providers and issues itemized receipts for anyone submitting a claim themselves. Direct billing is also available for WorkSafeBC workplace injury claims, and the clinic accepts ICBC Enhanced Care coverage, noting that no doctor's referral is required to begin physiotherapy. Appointments are booked online through the clinic's Jane App booking site at sonichealthclinic.janeapp.com.
Specialty massage streams are set out separately, including pregnancy massage adjusted by trimester, senior mobility massage, and supervised student massage offered at reduced rates. The physiotherapy service page describes manual therapy, individualized exercise prescription and homecare programs, meaning exercises the patient carries out between appointments at the clinic. Corrective exercises feature on the massage side as well, alongside the hands-on techniques. Acupuncture and homeopathy round out the disciplines available under one roof, and the practitioner roster covers each of them, so a patient can move between massage therapy and physiotherapy without changing clinics.
Patients attend the clinic in person. It sits in the Latimer Business Hub, Building A, with free underground parking available on site during business hours, and hours run Monday to Saturday, 8am to 6pm. The location and parking page covers directions and contact details for anyone attending for the first time, and enquiries can also go through the phone number and email listed on this profile. The clinic describes the area it serves as the broader Langley community, including Walnut Grove, Willoughby and Murrayville.
Based outside Pitt Meadows and serves it as part of a wider area, so this is a call-out service rather than somewhere to visit.
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