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A multidisciplinary clinic in the Willoughby area of Langley Township offering registered massage therapy, physiotherapy and acupuncture, listed here as a business based outside Chilliwack rather than one trading from a local address.
Manual therapy clinics get judged on a fairly narrow set of questions: can you be seen for the thing that hurts, is the paperwork straightforward, and does the practitioner you need actually work there. Sonic Health Clinic is that kind of multidisciplinary practice, and it operates from the Willoughby area of Langley Township, not from Chilliwack. Registered massage therapy is the core of it, with physiotherapy and acupuncture alongside, and homeopathy, cupping and ear seeding also listed among the treatments offered. The site points at complaints such as sciatic pain and frozen shoulder, which is about the range a practice like this handles.
The clinic's address is unit A320 at 20020 84 Avenue, in the Latimer pocket of Willoughby, one of the parts of Langley that has been built out with mixed commercial and residential blocks in recent years. For drivers coming from the east, it sits not far off the 200 Street interchange. That matters for anyone reading this on a Chilliwack site: there is no Chilliwack location, no second branch and nothing to walk into locally. The trip is roughly sixty kilometres west on Highway 1. It appears here as an out of area business rather than a neighbourhood one, which is worth knowing before setting out.
The clinic publishes 778-366-3477 as its phone number and takes bookings through an online scheduling system. Its own material mentions direct billing and ICBC claims, though what that covers in practice depends on the individual plan and on the discipline being booked, so it is the first thing to confirm. Hours, current availability, and which practitioners are accepting new patients are not things a directory entry can keep accurate, and all three are worth a call. For someone in Chilliwack, the sensible use of a listing like this is as a record that the practice exists, where it actually is, and how to reach it.
Based outside Chilliwack and serves it as part of a wider area, so this is a call-out service rather than somewhere to visit.
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