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Chiropractor near Queens Park
Reviewed by Dr Voula Roumel, Chiropractor , registered since 1987, AHPRA CHI0000942872
Last updated
Queens Park is one of the better-used circuits in Moonee Ponds, for walking, running and prams alike, and the presentations that come from it are the familiar load-related ones.
What the park produces
Walking and running load, knee, hip and heel presentations, usually after a change in distance, surface or footwear.
Postnatal load. Pram walking is often the first sustained activity after a birth, and it arrives on a body that has spent nine months adapting. See pregnancy chiropractic, which covers postnatal recovery as well.
Older patients using the circuit for daily walking, where care adapted for age and lower-force technique are the appropriate approach.
Getting here
About ten minutes by car north-east via Mount Alexander Road. Tram route 59 runs the same road, and Moonee Ponds Station is on the Craigieburn line.
Booking and fees
An initial consultation is $125, item code 1002, and a standard consultation $78, item code 1005. Every fee is on the fees page, and HICAPS is on site so private health rebates are claimed at the desk.
The clinic is at 66 Melville Road, Brunswick West, open Monday to Saturday from 8:45am, to 7:00pm on weeknights and 4:00pm on Saturday.
Queens Park landmarks, address and parking
- Queens Park, Moonee Ponds
- Puckle Street, a short walk away
- Tram route 59 along Mount Alexander Road
- Moonee Ponds Station on the Craigieburn line
- Moonee Ponds Creek trail
- Address
- 66 Melville Road, Brunswick West VIC 3055
- Parking
- There is street parking directly out front, and the opposite side of Melville Road is unrestricted at any hour. On the clinic's side you cannot park between 7:00am and 9:00am Monday to Friday, and that one is enforced, so for an appointment before 9:00am on a weekday, park across the road.
Frequently asked questions
How far is it from Queens Park?
About ten minutes by car north-east via Mount Alexander Road. Tram route 59 runs the same road, and Moonee Ponds Station is on the Craigieburn line.
Do you see walkers and runners from the park?
Regularly. The Queens Park circuit and the Moonee Ponds Creek trail carry a lot of walking and running, and load-related knee, hip and heel presentations from them are a normal part of the week.
Do you see families?
Yes. Pregnancy and paediatric appointments are both with Dr Kenneth Taylor, who is certified in the Webster Technique and sees children from infants through adolescents.
Ready to book?
Appointments Monday to Saturday, with confirmation by SMS.