About Us
At Elevate Chiropractic, our mission is to help as many people and as many families as possible, reclaim and improve their overall health and well-being. Our team will provide exceptional care and serve as your partner on your journey to optimal health and wellness.
We believe in building health versus treating illness. Conventional medication looks to address a health condition with drugs and surgery. Chiropractic care gets to the root of the problem and then provides correction that can help improve health, naturally.
Returning Home to Aurora
Dr. Craig graduated from Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in 2000. Two years later, he decided to open up our office in our lovely town, where he was born and raised. He loves the small-town feel here, and enjoys caring for those in Newmarket.
With a strong, quiet and firm faith, Dr. Craig provides a warm and loving environment that helps patients feel right at home.
Gentle Care That Gets Results
If you’ve never experienced chiropractic care before, you might be concerned that you’ll get “cracked,” or it will be painful. That’s not the case at our practice. Many people will probably be surprised at how comfortable and gentle it is.
He loves how surprised people are with how well they can be. “So often they have such low expectations for their health, and when we help them reclaim it, they’re surprised by how good they feel,” he added.
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Some Patient Success Stories
Restoring movement
A woman who was probably in her mid to late forties with two young kids came in. As she was in rough shape physically, she arrived in a scooter. The patient had tried a number of other offices around and wasn’t getting anywhere. She came into our practice and we did a whole neuro structural examination and put her on corrective protocols.
Able to walk again
Another woman was 64 years old and was brought in to the office. She couldn’t even walk and her balance was terrible. Her husband had to bring her in and she was staggering. The patient tried to watch her grandkids play hockey, and she missed the railing and fell on concrete steps, broke her nose, and had black eyes.
Six months later, the patient was walking, unassisted, and driving herself. A year later, now in her mid-60s, she took up jogging. She started running two or three kilometers at a time, three to four times a week. What’s also remarkable is she’d never run before. She was able to do so because she felt so good.
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