Welcome to Our Clinic!
Open since 1982, Dr. Siu Chiropractic is located in the heart of Richmond. Dr. Hubert Siu and Dr. Natalie Siu are chiropractors dedicated to helping you on your journey to healing, health, and wellness. In addition to chiropractic spinal adjustments , our clinic offers adjunctive modalities including shockwave therapy, interferential current muscle stimulation, and low level laser therapy.
- New patients welcome
- No medical doctor referral required to see a chiropractor
- Most extended insurance plans cover chiropractic care
- ICBC and WCB cases accepted
- 接受新病人
- 不需要家庭醫生介紹
- 建康保險公司退還所支付費用
- ICBC 和 WCB受理案件
WE HAVE MOVED!
Dr. Siu Chiropractic has moved to a new location. We are now located on the ground floor of Admiralty Centre, which is on the corner of McKim Way and Odlin Crescent, in Richmond. There is plenty of free parking behind the mall - enter from Odlin Crescent. Our phone number stays the same at (604) 270-2227.
You can now find us at:
1128 - 8700 McKim Way
Admiralty Centre
Richmond, BC V6X 4A5
In health,
Dr. Hubert and Dr. Natalie
News Update
New blog post! Plantar Fasciitis - What Is Causing My Heel Pain?
In this new blog post, we talk about plantar fasciitis, one of the most common causes of heel pain.
Read more in our Blog section to learn more about what causes plantar fasciitis and treatment options.
Shockwave therapy now available at our clinic
Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy is a non-invasive procedure for the treatment of acute and chronic conditions including tennis elbow, plantar fasciitis (heel pain), and calcific shoulder tendonitis. Shock Wave therapy involves focusing acoustic (sound) shockwaves in the tissue where the pain is originating from, thereby improving local blood circulation and metabolism, stimulating a healing response. Click on Shockwave therapy to learn more about how it can help you.
Book your appointment online
To make an appointment now, please go to our "Contact Us" page and fill out the form to check for availability. You may also send us your requests, comments, and inquiries.
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