Dr. Aras Kvedaras and Associates

3 recommendations and reviews from 3 people

• Referral from May 17, 2020
  

  turtlesarefrommars asked:

  Moving to Hamilton - looking for physio recommendations I do a fairly physically demanding job, but since the lockdown started I've been in extreme pain - maybe my body doesn't know how to not be in movement lol I have severe piercing constant pain in my left glute/hip area. It's worse when I sit/driving and wakes me up in the night. So far robaxacet is the only thing that takes the edge off a bit So I'm looking for a physiotherapist in either Hamilton or Burlington and maybe some recommendations for what I can do from home during the lockdown. Thanks!

  

  RustyCutlass replied:

  Active Release near Mac. Ask for Aras or Eric. 905-777-8899

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• Referral from September 30, 2019
  

  ThoughItWasADrought asked:

  Any Doctors Doing House Calls? My back and shoulders are really killing me and by virtue of working at home, I can't make it out to the doctors today. Does anybody know any services or doctors that do house calls near the McMaster area? I've been calling http://www.mdhomecall.com/ but the number is out of service or something. Any help would be appreciated!

  

  RustyCutlass replied:

  Call Dr. Aras Kvedaras (Chiro ART). 905-777-8899. He's got a chiro/physio/RMT clinic neat Mac on Main St.

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• Referral from February 16, 2018
  

  g8thrills asked:

  Looking for chiropractor referrals in hamilton i've been experiencing mid back pain and its been preventing me from going to the gym, so i was looking for a chiropractor with some sort of knowledge in the fitness field in terms of powerlifting and weightlifting

  

  energeisT replied:

  http://www.activereliefcentre.com/ For chiropractors specifically, Aras is the man you are looking for. I've also seen Caitlyn in his clinic and she was great as well. They operate more along evidence-based physiotherapist style of practice using manual therapy and prescribed exercise, only adjusting when absolutely necessary, versus the typical chiro crack-and-come-back quackery. It'll take you 4-6 weeks to get in with Aras specifically, but he knows his stuff. Aras travels all across the country to provincial / national powerlifting meets.

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