Back pain, neck pain, headaches — book online, no phone call needed.
Dr. Ranvir Sandhu has practised in the Toronto area, in Ireland, and now in Surrey. Every new patient starts with a full assessment, so you understand what's going on before anything is treated.
What happens at your first visit
- ✓ Accepting new patients
- ✓ Direct billing to most plans
- ✓ Free parking, wheelchair accessible
How we help
Chiropractic care for the things that stop you sleeping, working or training properly. If you're not sure whether it's something we treat, book an assessment and we'll tell you straight.
Back pain
Lower and upper back, including pain that came on suddenly
Neck and shoulder pain
Including pain from desk work and driving
Herniated discs
Sciatica and leg pain
Pain running from the lower back down the leg
Joint pain
Including wrist, shoulder and jaw
Headaches
Tension headaches, headaches that come with jaw clenching or TMJ, and the ones that set in after a long day at a screen
Sports injuries
Including repetitive strain and injuries that came on during training
Posture and mobility
Assessment and a plan you can actually follow
What we do
More than adjustments. Treatment is matched to what the assessment finds, not to a standard plan.
Balloon assisted cranial adjusting
Also called endonasal technique, or bilateral nasal specific. It isn't widely offered in British Columbia, so most people who come to Dr. Sandhu for it have gone looking for it deliberately — a few drive down from the Interior.
What it actually is
A small finger-cot balloon is fitted to a hand bulb, passed into the nasal passage, briefly inflated, and removed. That's repeated on each side. The procedure itself takes a few minutes.
What it's like
Most people describe it as uncomfortable rather than painful, and over quickly — a strange sensation more than a sore one. Dr. Sandhu talks you through it beforehand, so nothing about it is a surprise.
Whether it's right for you
That isn't something anyone can answer over a website, and Dr. Sandhu won't do it without assessing you in person first. If he doesn't think it's the right thing for you, he'll say so and tell you what he'd suggest instead.
Booking it
It usually takes more than one visit. If you're travelling in for it, mention that when you book and we'll set aside a longer first appointment so the trip is worth making.
We don't publish claims about what this technique treats. What we can tell you is exactly what it involves, and that Dr. Sandhu will give you a straight answer in person about whether it's worth doing.
In-clinic technology
Alongside hands-on treatment, we use a couple of devices as part of a treatment plan.
PEMF 300 Pro X2
As part of a treatment plan, Dr. Sandhu may use the PEMF 300 Pro X2, a pulsed electromagnetic field (PEMF) device, alongside hands-on chiropractic care.
Ask Dr. Sandhu whether PEMF therapy fits your treatment plan during your appointment.
Celluma PRO PLUS
Dr. Sandhu also offers Celluma PRO PLUS LED light therapy as an add-on — a flexible, full-body light panel used to complement your chiropractic care, including for skin appearance.
Available as an add-on to your visit — ask Dr. Sandhu about it during your appointment.
Your first visit
Knowing what happens takes the hesitation out of booking.
We talk first
What's hurting, how long it's been going on, what makes it worse, and what you need to get back to.
A full assessment
Movement, posture and the affected area, so we understand the cause rather than just the symptom.
A plan you agree to
What we'd do, why, and roughly how long. Nothing gets treated before you understand it.
Billing. We direct bill all extended health plans that allow direct billing — bring your card and we'll check your coverage. Manulife doesn't allow direct billing to any provider, so those claims need to be submitted by the patient. We also accept ICBC claims.
About Dr. Ranvir Sandhu
Dr. Ranvir Sandhu has practised chiropractic on two continents. He trained at Life Chiropractic College West in California, then worked with patients in the Toronto area and in Ireland before bringing his practice to Surrey.
That range shows up in how he works. Every new patient starts with a full assessment — what's hurting, how long it's been going on, how you actually move — before anything is treated. You'll hear what he thinks is going on in plain language, and what he'd suggest doing about it, before you agree to any of it.
Treatment is matched to what the assessment finds rather than to a standard plan: Diversified and Activator adjusting, active rehabilitation you can keep up between visits, and a few things most clinics in Surrey don't offer, including TMJ treatment and balloon assisted cranial adjusting. Chiropractors are primary contact practitioners in British Columbia, so you can book directly — no referral, and no phone call unless you'd prefer one.
Find us
7404 King George Blvd, Unit 200, Surrey — on King George Boulevard, close to transit with free parking on site.
Hours
Getting here
Free parking · Wheelchair accessible · Free Wi-Fi · Close to transit
Booking
Everything is booked online — you'll see live availability. If you'd rather book by phone, call 604-358-4992.
Arriving for your appointment. Parking is on the south side, by the Burger King in the Superstore lot on King George Boulevard. Come in through the main door — the same entrance as LifeLabs — then take the elevator up to the second floor. Coming out of the elevator, turn right and let the receptionist know you're there to see Dr. Sandhu, then have a seat in the waiting area (there's a TV) — Dr. Sandhu will come get you when it's time for your appointment.
Where our patients come from
On King George Boulevard, so we see people from right across Surrey — particularly Fleetwood, Guildford, Newton, Cloverdale. We also see patients who travel down from the Interior — the Okanagan, Merritt and Penticton — usually booking a longer first visit to make the trip worth it.
Surrey · Fleetwood · Guildford · Newton · Cloverdale · Whalley · City Centre · South Surrey · White Rock · Port Kells · North Delta · Langley
Common questions
If yours isn't here, ask the chat — it knows the practical answers and won't guess at the clinical ones.
Do I need a referral?
No. You can book directly — chiropractors are primary contact practitioners in BC, so you don't need a doctor's referral.
How do I book?
Online, at any hour. If it's your first visit, start at https://ranvirsandhuchiropractic.janeapp.com/validated_users/new and set up your account. If you've been in before, sign in at https://ranvirsandhuchiropractic.janeapp.com/ and pick a time. If you'd rather book by phone, call 604-358-4992.
What happens at the first appointment?
We talk through what's going on, then do a full assessment before any treatment. You'll leave knowing what we think is happening and what we'd suggest doing about it.
Do you direct bill my insurance?
We direct bill all extended health plans that allow direct billing — bring your card and we'll check your coverage. Manulife doesn't allow direct billing to any provider, so those claims need to be submitted by the patient. We also accept ICBC claims.
Is there parking?
Yes, free parking on site. The clinic is wheelchair accessible and close to transit on King George Boulevard.
Where exactly are you?
7404 King George Blvd, Surrey, BC — on King George Boulevard.
Where do I park, and how do I find your office once I'm inside?
Parking is on the south side, by the Burger King in the Superstore lot on King George Boulevard. Come in through the main door — the same entrance as LifeLabs — then take the elevator up to the second floor. Coming out of the elevator, turn right and let the receptionist know you're there to see Dr. Sandhu, then have a seat in the waiting area (there's a TV) — Dr. Sandhu will come get you when it's time for your appointment.
What is balloon assisted cranial adjusting?
It's a technique also known as endonasal, or bilateral nasal specific. A small finger-cot balloon on a hand bulb is passed into the nasal passage and briefly inflated, then removed, and that's repeated on each side. It takes a few minutes. Most people describe it as uncomfortable rather than painful. It isn't widely offered, so people tend to seek it out deliberately rather than come across it — some travel in from the Interior for it. Whether it's suitable for you isn't something we can answer online: Dr. Sandhu assesses that in person, and he doesn't do it without an assessment first.