Torbram Foot Care

New Phone Number
Please note that our phone number has changed. Effective immediately, the new number for the clinic is 416-986-1828.
Please feel free to call or text your inquiries to this number.

We now offer in-home foot care services by licensed chiropodists. To find out more please email us with your inquiry at torbramfootcare@gmail.com
The following services may be performed in a visit:
- Diabetic foot care
- Corn/Callus removal
- Wound/Ulcer care
- Plantar Wart removal
- Nail care (...

Chiropractic Treatments
Book an appointment with our chiropractor to receive treatment for your back, shoulder, or neck pain. A chiropractic treatment may involve manual adjustment, traction, TENS, ultrasound therapy, shockwave, or IFC.
Cook online or call us if you have any question or comment.

Hours were updated.

We are back!
We can now see patients for assessment, treatments and provide medical devices if necessary.
To make an appointment please call or email us.
We have incorporated extra safety and disinfection measures to keep you and our staff safe.

We are open now!
Please note we will see patients by appointments only. To make an appointment call or email us.
Before seeing the practitioners, you will be given out COVID-19 appointment protocols that need to be followed.
Stay safe!

Our Response to COVID-19 Pandemic:
At Torbram Foot Care, the health and safety of our community, staff, and doctors are our priority. We have decided to temporarily close the clinic effective immediately to do our part in social distancing. The clinic will be closed until at least April 10, 2020....

Recommended Exercises to Maintain Healthy Legs*:

1- While sitting, lift one foot off the floor and alternate flexing and pointing your toes. Repeat with the other foot. (20x)

2- With both feet on the floor, extend one leg straight out in front of you, hold and contract your thigh muscle, then r...

Back Pain - There are many possible conditions causing back pain:

- Bulging or herniated disc
- Injury or overuse of muscles, ligaments, facet joints, and the sacroiliac joints
- Muscle spasm (very tense muscles that remain contracted)
- Degeneration of the discs
- Poor alignment or fixations of...