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Chiropractor in Princes Hill
Reviewed by Dr Voula Roumel, Chiropractor , registered since 1987, AHPRA CHI0000942872
Last updated
Getting here from Princes Hill
About ten minutes by car north-west via Brunswick Road. Tram route 1 along Lygon Street and the 19 along Sydney Road both connect toward Brunswick West, where the 58 runs along Melville Road to stop 35.
What Princes Hill patients come in with
Running. The Princes Park loop sits on the suburb’s doorstep and is one of the most-used circuits in the inner north. Load-related knee, hip and heel presentations from it are a constant, and nearly always follow a jump in weekly distance or a change in footwear.
Desk work. Long seated days, producing neck pain, upper back load and headache patterns.
Victorian terrace living. Narrow stairs and constant upkeep on older stock, which feeds lower back presentations.
Your first appointment
About 30 minutes, and mostly assessment: a full history, a physical assessment covering posture, movement and muscle and joint testing, an orthopaedic and neurological screen, and an explanation of what was found before any treatment happens.
Three chiropractors practise here, each publishing their AHPRA registration number. An initial consultation is $125 and a standard consultation $78, every fee and item code is on the fees page, and HICAPS is on site so private health rebates are claimed at the desk.
Princes Hill landmarks, address and parking
- Princes Park and its running loop
- Pigdon Street shops
- Tram route 1 along Lygon Street
- Melbourne General Cemetery
- The Capital City 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 close is the clinic?
About ten minutes by car north-west via Brunswick Road, Princes Hill is one of the closer suburbs on the eastern side. The 1 tram along Lygon Street and the 19 along Sydney Road both connect toward Brunswick West.
Do you see runners from Princes Park?
Constantly. The Princes Park loop is one of the most-used running circuits in Melbourne's inner north, and load-related knee, hip and heel presentations from it are a regular part of the caseload.
What happens at a first appointment?
A full history, a physical assessment, an orthopaedic and neurological screen, and an explanation of what was found before any treatment. Treatment is given on the day where it is clinically appropriate to proceed.
Ready to book?
Appointments Monday to Saturday, with confirmation by SMS.