Barrie Family Chiropractic
137 Collier Street L4M 1H5 Barrie, ON, Canada

Yesterday, the Government of Ontario announced a province-wide shutdown, to go into effect on Sat., Dec. 26, 2020, at 12:01 a.m. There are no changes to rules a...round regulated health care professionals. These professionals, including chiropractors, are permitted to remain open during the shutdown. https://ecs.page.link/tNqsu (Check page 20, "Health care and social services" section in linked Provincewide Shutdown document for details).

RED zone- OPEN We are open with all safety measures in place. Please reply to your pre-screening questionnaire prior to your appointment. We look forward to seeing you soon!

Jocelyn is in the office this weekend from 11am to 3pm. Contact her directly to book your massage therapy appointment.

Did you know that chiropractic is available for dogs? Isn’t this pup so cute! #animalchiropractic

Great news! We have been given the go-ahead to resume patient care If you feel you need an appointment ASAP please email Dr Christy [email protected] to book for next week. Or text 705 241-2921. If you require less urgent care we will contact you next week to schedule an appointment for the week of June 8th. There is going to be some new procedures and questions, but we can’t wait to see you!!

As per College of chiropractors of Ontario, CMTO and ministry of health we are all required to suspend treatments for non-acute, and non-emergency cases. Dr. Christy will be available through email and phone for patients who are seeking education, advice and non-manual care. Emergency and acute visits can be booked by contacting Dr. Christy directly by call/text 705 241-2921 or by email [email protected]

Massage Therapy appointments available this week. Contact Jocelyn to book!

In Ontario, chiropractors can complete a postgraduate training program where they learn to care for pets and large animals. Dr. Sherrie Guillet has treated pets... for over a decade. With monthly visits to Dr. Guillet, Marina’s beloved daschhund Jade is still mobile. Animal chiropractic does not replace traditional veterinary medicine or surgery but provides an integrative method of care. In the same way a person seeks a diagnosis and treatment for spine, muscle, joint and nervous system issues, animals can have similar issues and injuries. Often, veterinarians and animal chiropractors work together to best serve the needs of an animal. http://ow.ly/3iRE50y4dUm