FrançaisUrgent osteopath in Montreal and Laval
Acute pain cannot wait
- Sudden lumbago or locked back.
- Acute stiff neck, locked neck.
- Sciatica or pain radiating down the leg: see our tips and exercises for sciatica.
- Pain after an awkward movement, exertion or a misstep (mild sprain, tendinitis).
The osteopath first assesses the situation and refers you to a doctor if your condition requires it.
When should I see a doctor first?
Some situations require immediate medical care. See a doctor or go to the emergency room in case of:
- significant trauma or a violent fall;
- suspected fracture;
- fever with intense pain;
- loss of strength or significant numbness;
- chest pain with shortness of breath.
A quick slot in three steps
- Call us at (579) 421-0351 and explain your pain, or book online the first available slot at the clinic of your choice.
- Come to the clinic: in Montreal (Plateau-Mont-Royal) or in Laval (Vimont-Auteuil), Monday to Saturday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
- Receive your treatment: assessment, tailored manual techniques and advice for the next few days. You receive an insurance receipt.
Two clinics to welcome you
Learn more
Depending on your pain, these articles may help: stiff neck: what to do, headaches, herniated disc. Not sure whether you should consult? Read how to know if you need an osteopath.
The athletes and adults pages also detail the pain we treat. To book, choose the Montreal or Laval clinic, or book an appointment online. You can also meet the Synapsia team.
Urgent osteopath: your questions
Yes, we keep quick slots for acute pain: locked back, stiff neck, lumbago, sciatica. Call us at (579) 421-0351 to find the next available slot in one of our two clinics. Pain accompanied by fever, loss of strength or significant trauma requires medical advice first.
No. We see patients by appointment only, Monday to Saturday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. For acute pain, call us: we look for the nearest slot and you can also book online. This lets us give each patient the time they need.
Yes. Both our clinics are open Monday to Saturday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Montreal is at 4447 Saint-Denis Street (Plateau-Mont-Royal) and Laval at 5200 des Laurentides Boulevard (Vimont-Auteuil). Choose the closest clinic and book online, including for Saturdays.
Avoid exertion and movements that trigger the pain, find a comfortable position and alternate gentle heat and rest as needed. Do not push into forced stretches. If the pain comes with fever, weakness, significant numbness or follows an impact, see a doctor or go to the emergency room.
An insurance receipt is provided at every session: reimbursement depends on your insurance plan, group or individual. Check your osteopathy coverage before your appointment. An osteopathy session is $110, taxes included, at both clinics. Payment by credit card, debit card or Interac e-Transfer.
Choose the one closest to your home or work: Plateau-Mont-Royal in Montreal, steps from Mont-Royal metro station, or Vimont-Auteuil in Laval, with parking and a bus stop in front of the clinic. Hours are the same: Monday to Saturday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Osteopathy does not replace medical advice. If you have serious symptoms, see a doctor.