Meet your osteopathic manual practitioners
Mary Lalancette is Kinetic Haus's Clinic Director. Her published qualifications include osteopathic manual practice, athletic therapy and massage therapy. Tina Szeto's published profile also combines osteopathic manual practice with athletic therapy.
Their individual profiles on Jane describe their backgrounds and available appointments. Choosing a practitioner gives you an opportunity to ask about their approach, discuss your concerns and understand what is being proposed before treatment.
What to discuss at your appointment
Explain what brought you in, how it affects your daily activities or training, and what you hope to work toward. Share relevant health history and any previous assessments or advice. Your practitioner can discuss whether osteopathic manual therapy is appropriate for your situation.
Ask about the proposed approach, consent, possible alternatives and how progress will be reviewed. Appointment length, current fees and availability should be checked in Jane when you book. There is no fixed number of visits or outcome promised on this page.
Understanding the terminology
Kinetic Haus describes this service as osteopathic manual therapy. The Ontario Association of Osteopathic Manual Practitioners distinguishes osteopathic manual practitioners from osteopathic physicians. This page uses the practitioners' published titles rather than implying a medical qualification they have not listed.
If you are comparing osteopathy, athletic therapy and physiotherapy, the clinic can help explain the available booking options. A practitioner should determine whether a service is suitable after considering your individual circumstances.
Before you book
Who provides osteopathy at Kinetic Haus?
The Jane booking page lists Mary Lalancette and Tina Szeto for osteopathic manual therapy. Check their profiles for current availability.
Is osteopathy covered by my benefits?
Coverage depends on your plan and the practitioner. Check the provider requirements with your insurer before booking; coverage and direct billing are not guaranteed here.
Can I book if I live in York Region?
You can book an available appointment and travel to the clinic at 107 Orfus Rd in North York, Toronto. This is the clinic location for these appointments.
Service information: Clinic booking and practitioner profiles. Patient information: Ontario Association of Osteopathic Manual Practitioners.