Chiropractic Care : Recover Your Strength
Meet Our Team
Dr. Harsimran Kaur Garcha
DC, MSc, BSc
What exactly can a chiropractor help me with?
Most people think of a chiropractor only when they have a "thrown-out" back, but at Rene Health, we look at the bigger picture. While we definitely help with back pain and neck tension, we also work with patients on things like chronic headaches, joint stiffness, and posture issues caused by sitting at a desk all day. Essentially, if it involves how your body moves, we can help you move it better.
Do I need a doctor’s referral to visit Rene Health Clinic?
Not at all. You can book an appointment with our Coquitlam chiropractic team directly without a note from your family doctor. We’re located right on Glen Drive, making it easy for locals to drop in. During your first visit, we’ll do our own thorough assessment to make sure chiropractic care is the right path for your specific recovery goals.
I was in a car accident—do you handle ICBC claims?
Yes, we do. Dealing with an injury is hard enough without the paperwork stress. We specialize in ICBC recovery and offer direct billing so you don't have to pay out of pocket for your treatments. Whether you're dealing with whiplash or lower back strain, our goal is to get you back to your normal routine as quickly and safely as possible.
Will a chiropractic adjustment be painful?
This is a common worry! Most of our patients find a chiropractic adjustment to be a major relief rather than painful. You might hear a "popping" sound, which is just a release of pressure within the joint, but our approach is always gentle and tailored to your comfort level. Most people leave our Coquitlam clinic feeling much "lighter" and more mobile than when they walked in.
How many sessions will I need before I feel "normal" again?
Every body is different, so we don't do "cookie-cutter" plans. Some patients feel a shift after just one or two visits to our Glen Drive office, while others with long-term injuries might need a few weeks of consistent care. Our focus is on long-term injury recovery, so we’ll give you an honest timeline after your first assessment—plus some "homework" exercises to help speed things up at home.