Oma Chiropractic & Wellness Centre
About
On Munro Street in Riverside, one of Toronto's most vibrant east-end neighbourhoods, Oma Chiropractic & Wellness Centre has built a reputation as something genuinely different in the chiropractic world. This isn't a pain-fix-and-move-on clinic — it's a holistic wellness hub rooted in the belief that healing begins with connection and that every patient, at every age and stage of life, deserves care that nourishes the whole person. The clinic is easily accessible from Leslieville, Riverdale, The Beaches, and East York, and the bright, welcoming space on Queen Street East reflects the warmth patients find the moment they walk in. The service range at Oma is genuinely expansive. Core offerings include chiropractic care, massage therapy, craniosacral therapy, acupuncture, psychotherapy, naturopathic medicine, physiotherapy, reiki, holistic coaching, and custom orthotics. Prenatal, postnatal, pediatric, and teen care are central pillars of the practice, with dedicated animal chiropractic rounding out a truly distinctive offering. Self-care modalities include infrared sauna, cold laser therapy, a vibe plate, bone stimulator, and red light therapy — reflecting the clinic's commitment to staying at the forefront of integrative health. Dr. Lisa Watson, who leads the chiropractic practice at Oma, brings a specialized focus on women's health, hormone balance, and functional medicine. She accepts new patients on select weekday and Saturday hours. For Riverside and east-end Toronto residents looking for a chiropractic home that meets them with intelligence, heart, and a full suite of healing modalities, Oma Chiropractic & Wellness Centre is a standout choice.
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Accessible from Leslieville, Riverdale, The Beaches, and East York
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416-469-0369Similar Clinics Nearby

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