Advanced Spine Care
Structured assessment and care for complex spine cases — disc pain, sciatica, and stenosis — built on Dr. Serrick's Advanced Practice Provider and Primary Spine Practitioner training.
Learn moreGet back in balance — expert spine care, concussion rehabilitation, sports performance, and women's health, all under one roof and steps from College station.
2 CarltonSuite 1306 · since 2009Dr. Matthew Serrick holds Advanced Practice Provider training in spine care and is a University of Pittsburgh–trained Primary Spine Practitioner. That advanced training shapes how every case gets handled here: careful triage, evidence-based protocols, a clear path forward. And because adjustments, massage, shockwave, rehabilitation programs, and acupuncture share one building and one team, most patients leave the first visit with a plan they can describe to their partner — two minutes from College station.
From back pain and neck pain to disc injuries, concussion, and sports or pregnancy-related pain, every first visit starts the same way. You get a full assessment and a same-day plan, with no long contracts and no surprise fees.
Pick a time on Jane App or call us. Same-day spots are usually open.
45–60 minutes: history, orthopedic and movement testing, then a plain-language read on what's going on.
We start treatment the same day when it makes sense. You leave with a written summary and your first exercises.
Structured assessment and care for complex spine cases — disc pain, sciatica, and stenosis — built on Dr. Serrick's Advanced Practice Provider and Primary Spine Practitioner training.
Learn moreBaseline testing, post-injury assessment, and multi-phase rehabilitation covering vestibular, oculomotor, and cervical recovery, with a graded return to activity.
Learn moreGait analysis, VO2max, metabolic and body-composition testing, and movement screening with Dr. Steven Murray — measure what matters, then train it.
Learn moreChiropractic, acupuncture, and soft-tissue care for pregnancy, postpartum, and every stage of a woman's active life, led by Dr. Lisa Clarke.
Learn moreAssessment and rehabilitation following motor vehicle and workplace injuries, with support for MVA and WSIB claims.
Learn moreRegistered massage therapy and manual osteopathy — same building, same team, and one coordinated care plan.
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A few words from people we've helped get back to what they love.
“Steps from College station and they direct-bill my insurance, so it's an easy visit. Real assessment, no pressure, and a plan I could actually follow at home.”
“I saw Dr. Clarke through my pregnancy for pelvic pain. Gentle, knowledgeable, and reassuring the whole way. It made a real difference to how I felt day to day.”
“Booked for a running gait analysis before a half marathon. The video breakdown of my stride was eye-opening and the exercises sorted out the knee pain that kept derailing my training.”
Clear, patient-friendly guides to lower back pain, neck pain, disc injuries, sciatica, concussion, and sports or pregnancy-related pain. Each one covers what it is, when to seek care, how we treat it, and the questions patients ask most.

Conservative care for narrowing of the spinal canal, neurogenic claudication, leg cramping with walking, and pain that eases when you sit or lean forward. Advanced spine triage included.
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Disc bulges, herniations, and disc-related sciatica. What the imaging actually means, when surgery is and isn't on the table, and the conservative pathway most patients respond to.
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Tech neck, postural neck pain, cervicogenic headaches, post-whiplash recovery, and pinched-nerve symptoms, assessed and treated with the same expert rigour we bring to low back pain.
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Lower back pain is the most common reason patients book at BACK IN BALANCE, from acute flare-ups and sciatica to chronic pain that limits daily life. Same-day chiropractic assessments for lower back pain at our downtown Toronto clinic.
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Gentle, evidence-based care for pelvic girdle pain, low back pain in pregnancy, round ligament pain, and postpartum recovery. Treatment that's safe at every trimester.
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Stabbing, one-sided low back or buttock pain that flares with twisting, asymmetric loading, or rolling over in bed. Often missed for months because it doesn't behave like 'regular' back pain.
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Supraspinatus tendonopathy and tears, shoulder impingement syndromes, bursitis, and other non-traumatic shoulder pain.
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Runner's knee, IT band, Achilles tendinopathy, plantar fasciitis, shin splints, and stress reactions. Assessment, gait analysis, and a structured return-to-run progression, not 'just rest.'
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Multi-phase concussion rehabilitation, vestibular, cervical, oculomotor, and graded return-to-activity. Care from the first 72 hours through full return-to-sport, with clearance testing for return to sport and baseline testing at the start of the season.
Read the guideSame-day spots are usually open. Pick a time on Jane App or call the clinic.
Patient-language guides on the conditions and care we see most.