Fees at Dc Chiropractic in Markham

How much does a visit cost at DC Chiropractic?

A first chiropractic visit at DC Chiropractic costs $140, and a regular follow-up costs $80. Massage therapy runs from $85 to $125, depending on the length of your session. Naturopathic visits run from $95 to $240, and acupuncture costs $110 or $130. All fees are in Canadian dollars and were last reviewed in October 2026.

The tables below list the fee for each type of visit. If you have health benefits, we can bill your insurer directly, and you pay any amount your plan does not cover.

What does chiropractic care cost?

Chiropractic care at DC Chiropractic starts with a $140 initial appointment. Follow-up visits cost $80, and an extended follow-up visit costs $100. At the first appointment, your chiropractor goes over your intake form and health history, examines you and builds a treatment plan with you. Dr. Daniel Corallo, Dr. Allyshia Daley, Dr. Meghan MacTavish and Dr. Mercedes Shields are our chiropractors.

Chiropractic visit	Fee
Initial appointment	$140
Extended follow-up visit	$100
Follow-up visit	$80

You do not need a referral from your family doctor to see a chiropractor in Ontario. Some benefit plans still ask for one before they pay a claim, so check your plan booklet first.

Massage therapy fees

Registered massage therapy at DC Chiropractic costs $85 for 30 minutes, $105 for 45 minutes and $125 for 60 minutes. Two registered massage therapists treat at the clinic. Health plans usually pay for massage only when a registered massage therapist gives it. OHIP does not cover massage.

Massage therapy session	Fee
30 minutes	$85
45 minutes	$105
60 minutes	$125

Not sure which length to book? A 30-minute session suits one area, such as the neck and shoulders. Longer sessions leave time to work on more than one area of the body.

What does naturopathic medicine cost?

A first naturopathic visit with Dr. Shayla Lyons, ND, costs $240. Follow-up visits cost $120 for 60 minutes or $95 for 45 minutes. Dr. Lyons is a member of the College of Naturopaths of Ontario. Many plans set a yearly limit for naturopathic care. Check yours before you book.

Naturopathic visit	Fee
Initial visit	$240
Follow-up, 60 minutes	$120
Follow-up, 45 minutes	$95

Lab tests are not part of the visit fee. Blood work, food sensitivity testing, hormone testing and cortisol testing each carry a separate fee that depends on the test. Ask Dr. Lyons for the exact cost before you agree to any test.

Acupuncture fees

Acupuncture at DC Chiropractic costs $110 for a 45-minute session and $130 for a 60-minute session. Several of our practitioners use acupuncture, including chiropractors trained in contemporary medical acupuncture through McMaster University. Plans cover acupuncture in different ways. Check your plan booklet or call your insurer before your first session.

Acupuncture session	Fee
45 minutes	$110
60 minutes	$130

How much are the postpartum rehabilitation classes?

The postpartum rehabilitation class series costs $195 for six weekly classes of one hour each. Dr. Meghan MacTavish leads the classes, which focus on rebuilding core strength and pelvic floor function after birth. Before you join a group, you need an initial chiropractic assessment. We bill that appointment on its own. Groups run on Mondays and Thursdays.

Postpartum class series	Fee
Six weekly one-hour classes	$195

Call us for the next start date. You can read more about how the classes work on the postpartum rehabilitation classes page.

Can you bill my insurance directly?

Yes. DC Chiropractic direct bills 41 insurers and benefit administrators, including Sun Life, Manulife, Canada Life, Green Shield and Blue Cross. Direct billing covers chiropractic care, massage therapy, naturopathic medicine and acupuncture. Your plan decides how much it pays, and you cover any amount your plan does not. The full list is on our insurance and direct billing page.

To book, use our online booking page or call DC Chiropractic at (416) 371-9199. If you have a question about a fee, ask our front desk before you book. New to the clinic? Our new patient guide explains what to bring and what happens at your first visit.