Three practitioners, all registered, all on salary
Nobody here earns a commission on the number of visits you book. It matters more than it sounds — most complaints about over-servicing in this profession trace straight back to how the practitioner is paid.
Who you will be booked with
All three are registered with the Chiropractic Board of Australia. You are booked with a person, not with the practice, and that person sees your case through.
Dr Nathan Broome
Nathan worked in two high-volume practices before opening this one, both of which ran pre-paid plans and both of which he left over it. The four-visit review and the salaried model here are a direct response. He handles most of the lower back and sciatica caseload and is the one who writes the referral letters.
- BAppSc (Anatomy), MClinChiro
- Chiropractic Board of Australia
- Australian Chiropractors Association
- Special interest: lumbar spine & sciatica
Dr Priya Raval
Priya does most of the pregnancy and post-natal work, using low-force techniques, and takes the patients who are nervous about being adjusted at all. If you want mobilisation and soft tissue work rather than a manipulation, ask for her and nobody will try to talk you out of it.
- BChiroSc, MChiro
- Chiropractic Board of Australia
- Special interest: pregnancy & post-natal care
Dr Liam Ottey
Liam came from a sports science background and carries the peripheral joint and load-injury caseload — shoulders, hips, knees. He is also the practitioner most likely to send you away with a strength program rather than a treatment plan, which is usually the right answer.
- BSc (Exercise Science), MClinChiro
- Chiropractic Board of Australia
- Special interest: peripheral joints & loading
New patients usually seen within two days
No referral needed. Ring between 7am and 6pm and whoever is on the desk will find you a slot.