Ming Fai Chan is the primary doctor here and is very experienced within joint pains, back pains,…read moreacupuncture and massage therapy with many many years practicing and has obtained an MD at University of Toronto and a lot of practice in China. He and his wife both run this clinic - they combine both western and eastern medicine and practices to treat a variety of bone and joint problems. His wife has experience in acupuncture and I heard she is very experienced as well. In the eastern culture it is believed that acupuncture, especially from a master, could be very impactful. From my experience, I've been having problems with my shoulder ever since I was young - this involves overstretched and stressed tendons in and around the joint of my shoulders. This causes occasional pain when doing exercises in certain angles that were bad for my shoulders or playing aggressive sports such as hockey or ultimate frisbee. I've been to a variety of doctors and physiotherapists who were unable to exactly diagnose to problem or help me heal it. Going to this clinic drastically improved my shoulder joints made it feel a lot better and essentially healed it. He provided me with exercises, medical patches and tips on to preserve the state of my shoulder. I recommend anybody with persistent joint pain anywhere on their body to go see this doctor, because he's very diligent and able to resolve the problem immediately. There are some caveats though that it's very expensive, this treatment cost me thousands of dollars and he doesn't speak English well because he primarily practices in Cantonese. His hours are flexible and the clinic works as a mix of walk-ins and appointments. During core hours you should be able to walk-in, but it's safe to make an appointment and the doctors are usually lenient and will try to accommodate you.

Chan Ming Fai is horrible. He claimed he was able to "pop" my bone of my spine back in and he DID…read moreNOT do this. Instead, after my adjustment, he caused a compression fracture that was not there before! I know this because the day after the adjustment/ manipulation, I felt so much pain with a fever, I went into emergency, they did an MRI of my spine and told me whatever Chan Ming Fai did (from comparison to my recent MRI), they could see that it was worse. When I went to a more well known chiropractor, he stated the manipulation Chan Ming Fai did on me (from my description of what happened), should have NEVER been done on anyone!! Chan Ming Fai IS TERRIBLE!!! Beware. Secondly, he disclosed other patient information to me. He showed me a patient's information form with the name, phone number, date of birth and their diagnosis and how he helped this person, this is unprofessional and illegal. In fact, as I write this, I am looking up how to report this. Lastly, some of the things he said did not make sense. I was desperate and made a mistake in believing him. I regret it. When I tell others, I find more people that is telling me their horrible experience and that he is a fake. Its one thing he cannot help you, it's horrible when he hurt you from his treatment and make you in a worse pain than you originally was suffering. He should not perform manipulations on people when he is unsure or inexperienced.

Great family owned massage clinic. Micheal is awesome…read more Highly recommend Lots of parking

Professional and very good at pain relief. Attentive and meet clients needs. Comfortable and calm…read moreenvirnoment, wil be visiting again very soon.

Recently I had a massage therapy session from this center. It was pretty good. Hot stone and…read morecupping was included. I felt relaxed and soft after the session and that day. Thanks to my massage therapist Kristy.

Saw Maggie for RMT massage, she was amazing, they provided for free an additional experience,…read moreeither hot stones or cupping. I tried cupping as she explained will benefit the Facia. Maggie was so great, tons of pressures and techniques it was very amazing experience, highlighting all the tension and trigger points. I should have done this before. Highly recommend.

I've been to a lot of relaxing massage but this time was different. I, as well as most women carry…read morestress in their shoulders and back. Wendy has intuitive sense and can find problem areas without being told where to go. I would highly recommend her if you want professional massage both therapeutic and relaxing. I came out there feeling refreshed and completely relaxed.

Summary: excellent, knowledgeable physiotherapy is offset by inconsistent or unsatisfactory…read moreexperience at the desk. But the physiotherapist herself was so good that I am going to be back and hope the office and administrative part of the experience was just a fluke. Be wary of "free" consultation. TL;DR: excellent physio experience, terrible office experience. What I Tried: Physiotherapy What I Liked: Physiotherapist Priyanka conducted a variety of tests to isolate specific issues with specific muscles. She was comprehensive, friendly and knowledgeable. She prescribed exercises that were logical to my issue. Most importantly, she explained my challenges and answered all my questions with in a logical and friendly demeanor. A+ What I Didn't: Punctuality (15 min late). Administrative disorganization (had me fill in same forms twice before realizing). Also, the television mounted on the wall plays a repetitive ad that drove me crazy. Felt a bit ripped off. What I'll Try Next: One more round of physio, maybe two. I'd consider more, but pricing! Also.. Maybe orthopedics. Possibly massage. DETAILS: I have been looking for a physio place in the area and decided to give Absolute a try. They offer a free* consultation for your first visit and I figured I'd see if they could tell me more about my hip pain. I do a lot of reading and research on my own (internet physios what's up... AthleanX and 'Bob & Brad'l!) so I had a rough idea, but specific confirmation and clarification from an in-person meeting is better. My 7 pm appointment started 15 minutes late. I had prefilled all my paperwork in advance, so, as I had told them, I only arrived 6 to 8 minutes early instead of the 15 they recommended... I don't mine 5 to 10 minutes lateness, but 15 was a bit excessive since THEY charge $25 if you miss YOUR appointment time with them. This lateness was exacerbated by the ad playing on the TV mounted on the wall. It's a slideshow video on repeat, and it inspired me to bring earphones next time. My annoyance, however, was nearly instantly dispelled when I spoke with the actual physiotherapist, Priyanka. SHE KNOWS HER STUFF. She had me do a series of actions to isolate and determine the issue, clearly explained each exercise test and it's aims, and was oozing knowledge. She used the model skeleton to explain where necessary, and conjured up clever metaphors to help me understand. She also noted it would only take 2 or 3 sessions for me to recover, and told me what exercises to get started on, and did a demo, and gave me feedback on my form. Excellent! Here's the tricky part. She then asked if I wanted treatment today. Appointments are generally 45 minutes long... I had been taken in 15 minutes late... the consultation had taken about 20 minutes or so. So we are sitting at 7:35 or so, and I thought, 'sure'...? I get some hands-on muscle loosening work for about 10 minutes, then the assistants strap me to some nodes connected to a machine and I was left on my own with the electrotherapy... which really didn't do much for me. The centre closes at 8, so about 15 minutes later, I'm off the machine and get along my way. At the exit, I was informed that last 20 odd minutes would be the full $100 since I had gotten the "electro treatment"... Well, I don't agree BUT to be fair... I 100% think Priyanka's free* consultation was worth the $100. But I figure IF that was free, then the 20 or so minutes at the end was only half the treatment I'd normally get. Who charges $100 for 20 minutes!?! That should have been $50, max. And if that was for the full 45 minutes I was there... then the consultation WASN'T free as advertised. Womp womp. This left a good feeling in my hip but a bad feeling in my mouth. Plus, at the end, they also mistakenly got me to fill out the same insurance forms at the end that I had already filled them earlier (but they realized halfway). Hoping for better experience on my next visit and will update review accordingly! Most health places reply to unsatisfactory reviews by saying they look you up in the system but can't find you. In case this happens... check Wednesday July 31, 7 pm :)

If I could leave 0 stars I would. My friend wanted to take…read moreus out for an RMT foot massage earlier this week. We both have coverage through benefit plans and paid a $25 premium for an RMT massage. King Thai Massage did not mention that they would not be covered by SunLife and when my husband put the claim in through later that night it was rejected as King Thai Massage is a delisted provider. I am now out $60 on something I assumed would be 100% covered. I requested some accommodation by just refunding me the $25 RMT premium and the location refused. Needless to say I will never go back and I hope to warn others ahead of time as well.

I walked in here feeling very stiff with soreness in my neck and shoulders. The facility is clean…read moreand staff pleasant. The receptionist softly asked me to take off my shoes then gave me a form to fill out. She asked me what type of service I would like. I chose an hour combination Thai and and Swedish. I was taken to a room with massage bed and given scrubs to change into. I had PTA, a gentle lady, who asked me to tell her what complaints I had. She gently but with strength went over my entire body and massaged and stretched while breathing deeply. I walked out of this place feeling very loose and relaxed. I would certainly return.

Good straight massage place staff are good especially yuki. 50$ for an hour. Need to book as they…read moreate busy. Good place. Clean .

Went here for a 2 hour rmt, was told on the phone it would cost 100$…read more After a really bad massage, i went to pay i was charged 160$ after tax. She told me 100$ was for no insurance. When i called i asked about a receipt for insurance purposes and she told me 100 I will never go here again. 160 should have got me a super massage not the bullshit i got a day later and im worse off than when i went

I arrived for my massage and was escorted to a room and told to get on the table by a receptionist…read more I layed on the table buck ass naked for 20 minutes. I then got up with sheets around me and knocked on a door to get someone's attention. My massage therapist apologized for the 20 minute wait and asked me to wait for another 20 minutes. So I got dressed and left to get a refund which didn't happen. This place sucks.

The first time we went to get a couples massage here the masseuse kept on talking . They had a full…read moreconversation for the full hour and kept on trying to talk to my boyfriend and I when they found out we understand a little bit of mandarin. We were trying to relax but clearly didn't get a chance to . Their massage technique was Soso. The reception at the front said that we don't have to purchase from Groupon for the deal , next time we can just call him and ask for the same deal. So then I gave t another chance. This time I requested for the masseuse to not have a full conversation while working, I mean yes they can talk and ask if pressure is okay and all that but not a full loud conversation with each other. So the reception said okay I will let them know and will book us in for a couples massage. When we went into the place for our appointment the second time , the same male reception came out to the front after 5 mins and looked confused when I told him I had a booking at this time for a couples massage. He said sorry my boss didn't tell me to book you in. So there is no one available. I booked it 5 days in advance. It was very disappointing. So we went next door to M&D and it was 100x better. Masseuse was respectful and had good techniques at M&D