The Importance of the First Ray – Podiatry and Physio Downtown Toronto
First Ray Mechanics The first ray is very important for the function of the medial arch. The first ray acts as shock absorber and a
Our attitude is that if a symptom is a concern to you, it’s a concern to us. We are pleased to offer any
foot care service, minor or complex, that will make your life more comfortable including:
To book an appointment with Chris or Laura, call us at 416.804.5199 or click on the button below.
Laura’s Podiatric Medicine practice concentrates on well-rounded management and treatment of foot and ankle conditions. She treats conditions relating to dermatology of the foot as well as overuse injuries, sports medicine injuries and general foot pain. Her approach to foot pain treatment relies on rehabilitation-based principles. She has a Kinesiology degree, certification in soft tissue release and has experience with running/ repetitive overuse foot conditions. She has represented Team Canada for Cross Country and completed many continuing education courses in sports medicine. She has taught continuing education at the University of Saskatchewan and has treated elite athletes including Olympic medalist in track and field. She is a passionate about helping others get back to health.
Available hours
Monday: 10:30am – 5:30pm
Tuesday: 2pm-6:30pm
Wednesday: 10:30am- 5:30pm
Thursday: 12pm-5:30pm
Friday: 10:30am – 4:30pm
Chris Hastings has many years experience, practising as a Doctor of Podiatric Medicine in Toronto, Barrie and Muskoka.He has served as a consultant in provincial hospitals, institutions and continuously as a private practitioner encompassing general care, surgery and orthotics. He has been a community leader, serving as an executive of the Cancer Society, Crime Stoppers, Kinsman, his professional organizations and a consultant to many charity walks.
Available hours
2 Tuesdays per month: 8:30am-1:30pm
Please check the online booking site to book.
Andrew Lam is a Chiropodist, Physiotherapist, and a Registered Massage Therapist. After completing his Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from the University of Waterloo, Andrew decided to pursue a path into health care. First beginning his career with a Diploma of Massage Therapy at the Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy, then completing a Doctorate in Physical Therapy at D’Youville College in Buffalo and completing his education at the Michener Institute for an Advanced Diploma in Chiropody. In his personal time, Andrew enjoys volleyball, soccer, and swimming. With his experiences Andrew utilizes his understanding of biomechanics to get his patients back to sport.
Available hours
Thursday: 9 am – 12pm
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