Turn 2 Chiropractic

05/16/2025

Happy Friday! 🩻👩🏻‍⚕️

11/28/2024

If you have benefits you'd like to you use before the end of the year, now is the time to schedule. We are booking up fast for the month of December. With the holiday's falling mid week this year, there are fewer days available for appointments. Schedule now so you don't miss out!

06/29/2024

11/08/2023

It’s that time of year! As the days are getting shorter and the weather is cooling off, there is a marked uptick in patients cancelling due to illness. Please remember, per our clinic cancellation policy, we do require 24hrs notice for cancellation.
Appointments are set aside and dedicated to the patient who is booked in, but there are often others who are desperate to get in earlier. With enough time to reach out to them, I can almost always fill those spots.
Failure to provide 24hrs notice to cancel will result in a charge of the cost of your visit. This policy applies to Chiropractic, Animal Chiropractic and Massage Therapy visits. The fee is an out of pocket expense, as insurance companies will not reimburse this charge.
I do understand that unexpected things happen, and occasionally we are not aware we are feeling unwell until the day of, so please reach out to me to discuss your situation when needed.
I would like to Thank You all for your ongoing support of my business and for your understanding in this matter.

01/05/2023

As I look back at 2022, I am struck by the wonderful clients I am blessed to work with. This year has seen the addition of new human, canine and feline patients to my practice. Not a day goes by where I am not super excited to see every single patient who is on my schedule, regardless of how long the day will be. 2022 has been one busy year.

For the first time in the Turn 2 Chiropractic history, I have been consistently booking 2+ weeks in advance and have an ever-growing wait list. I wish I could clone myself and be everything for every one of my patients. But until that technology is perfected, I have to do the best with what I have. There are only so many treatment hours available in each day and each week.

Because of the high demand, I have made the difficult decision to start charging my cancellation/no show fee. Appointments are set aside and dedicated to the patient who is booked in, but there are often others who are desperate to get in. With enough time to reach out to them, I can almost always fill those spots.

Therefore, I will now be enforcing the policy of cancellations requiring 24 hours notice, to allow time to reach out to patients on the wait list. Failure to do so will result in a charge of the cost of your visit. This policy applies to Chiropractic, Animal Chiropractic and Massage therapy visits. The fee is an out of pocket expense, as insurance companies will not reimburse this charge.

At the same time, I do understand that unexpected things happen; illnesses come up, vehicles break down, etc, so please reach out to me to discuss your situation when needed.

I would like to Thank You all for your ongoing support of my business and the trust you put in my hands to take care of your musculoskeletal health needs. I look forward to working with you in 2023.

07/21/2021

Our phone lines are down. Please bare with us while we try to get them working again. If you need to reach the clinic you can email turn2chiropractic@gmail.com

06/09/2021

Today’s the day! Join me and The Official SuperDogs as we chat about animal chiropractic at 5pm MT

06/06/2021

01/26/2021

I am so lucky to have been trained in animal chiropractic by some incredibly powerful and talented women. Dr. Kim Adie was one of those amazing instructors. I am happy to continue to learn from her and call her my friend. And she has kelpies and we all know Kelpies are the best! Thank you Dr Adie for everything you do to continue to grow our animal chiropractic profession.

https://chiropractic.on.ca/animal-chiropractic-keeps-your-pet-moving/?fbclid=IwAR0Z_ukU6ECyCPm2uwk6Sj9Lt_iJSCxGUhAAK7kjX0oT_N5y-d-n-WY524A

By Dr. Kim Adie | Our pets are valued members of our families. However, some people are surprised to learn our furry friends can also suffer from problems related to spinal dysfunction. When these problems occur, they cause pain