Dr Marc Bronson

  • Manual spinal adjustments for pain relief and joint mobility.
  • Soft tissue manual therapies including therapeutic massage work.
  • Exercise rehabilitation for injury recovery and functional restoration.
  • Mobility and strength work for athletic performance enhancement.
  • Assessment and conservative management to avoid invasive procedures.

This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.

Rehabilitation and Performance Centre

Rehabilitation and Performance Centre

4 Summerset Avenue, Kirkland Lake, ON, P2N 1M3

***705-570-5646 or [email protected]*** With 25 years of experience in kinesiology and chiropractic care, I have seen various sorts of neuromusculoskeletal injuries from head to toe and can say that the majority of the scientific evidence suggests holistic, conservative care including reassurance, acupuncture, manual therapies (massage work, adjustments, or joint work) & especially exercise rehabilitation. I also love sports performance and would really like to expand this part of my practice working with athletes young and old in whatever setting is best including group sessions for strength and conditioning, mobility work or general education. I have extensive knowledge where patients have been referred for potential invasive procedures like cortisone injections, potential surgery, and the like. After my evaluation, if I believe your case would benefit from a possible surgical consultation I have developed an excellent network in Southern Ontario for spine cases, and where hip and knee replacements might be necessary. As always, I strive to keep up with the latest evidence and best practices and bring my best to the Kirkland and District Area. I can be reached at 705-570-5646 or [email protected]

Initial Examination
New PatientGeneral

Medical history, physical examination (neurological, orthopaedic, manual, functional), clinical impression / working Dx or diagnosis, prognosis and plan of management. Active care and healthy lifestyle behaviour are a necessity for the full benefit of care.

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