Question 1

How is Chiropractic BioPhysics different from regular chiropractic?

Accepted Answer

Most chiropractic care focuses on joint mobilization to relieve pain. CBP uses X-ray analysis and a defined normal posture model to identify and correct underlying structural problems — with outcomes verified on follow-up X-rays.

Question 2

How long does a CBP correction program take?

Accepted Answer

Most structural correction programs run 6–12 months of active care, depending on the degree of misalignment and your response to treatment. We set measurable goals at the start so there's no open-ended commitment.

Question 3

Is CBP chiropractic care covered by insurance in Ontario?

Accepted Answer

CBP visits are billed as standard chiropractic care, which is covered by most extended health plans in Ontario. We'll help you understand your coverage at the consultation.

Question 4

Do I need a referral to see a chiropractor in Toronto?

Accepted Answer

No referral is needed. You can book directly. We recommend that new patients come in for a full consultation first so we can review your history and determine whether CBP is the right fit.

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