Dr. Drew Gibson, chiropractor, and co-founder of Anchor Health Co. in Murrayville, Langley, BC.

MANAGE YOUR PAIN & START FEELING BETTER

Chiropractic at Anchor Health Co.

Evidence-informed, hands-on care designed to reduce pain, restore movement, and help your body function better, so daily life feels easier and more comfortable.

CHIROPRACTIC

Chiropractic care is about understanding how pain, movement, posture, and daily demands interact, so your body starts to feel supported & safe.

Pain doesn’t usually start with one big injury; it builds quietly over time. A stiff neck that keeps returning. A low back that flares up when life gets busy. A body that doesn’t move the way it used to.

If you’re feeling sore, restricted, or frustrated by recurring pain, we’ll work together to understand what’s going on beneath the surface and create a care plan that supports both relief and long-term resilience.

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What Chiropractic Care Can Support

Chiropractic care may be helpful if you’re experiencing:

→ Back pain, neck pain, or stiffness

→ Headaches or tension-related discomfort

→ Joint pain or reduced mobility

→ Jaw pain and tension

→ Muscle tightness or movement restrictions

→ Injuries from work, sports, or daily activities

→ Postural strain from desk work or repetitive movement

→ Pain that flares up with stress or physical load

→ A desire for coordinated, whole-person care

You’ll leave our visits with clarity around your symptoms and a plan for what comes next.

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Our Approach

Chiropractic care at Anchor Health Co. is:

→ Evidence-informed: Guided by best available research, clinical expertise, and patient values and preferences

→ Thorough: Focused on assessment, movement quality, and functional improvement

→ Collaborative: Integrated with other practitioners in the clinic as appropriate

→ Patient-centred: Informed consent, clear communication, and choice at every step

What’s Involved & Appointment Types

Initial Chiropractic Visit

60 MINUTES

Your first appointment focuses on understanding your symptoms, movement patterns, and goals. This visit may include:

  • A detailed discussion of your main concern, health history, injuries, lifestyle, and movement goals

  • Assessment of posture, joint mobility, muscle function, and range of motion

  • Education on your condition, contributing factors, and treatment options

  • Informed consent, with time to review benefits, risks, and alternatives

  • Hands-on treatment as appropriate, which may include manual therapy or soft tissue work

  • Guidance on exercises, movement strategies, or posture as needed

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Follow-Up Chiropractic Visit

30 MINUTES

Designed to support continued progress and recovery. These visits may include:

  • Reassessment of symptoms and movement

  • Ongoing hands-on treatment to support mobility and pain reduction

  • Progression or refinement of exercises and movement strategies

  • Education to help prevent recurrence

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Extended Chiropractic Visit

45 MINUTES

An option if you need more time, are addressing multiple concerns, or haven’t been in to see your chiropractor for 6 months or more. This visit is ideal for:

  • New or complex symptoms

  • Reassessing longer-standing pain or injuries

  • Updating your care plan without feeling rushed

Book Your Extended Follow-up Visit

Chiropractic – ICBC Initial Visit

45 MINUTES

Focused assessment and care planning following a motor vehicle accident.

  • Review of accident details, symptoms, and how injuries are affecting daily life

  • Assessment of movement, joint function, and areas of pain or restriction

  • Explanation of findings and how they relate to your symptoms

  • Discussion of a treatment plan aligned with ICBC care guidelines

  • Time to ask questions and understand next steps

Under ICBC's enhanced care model, 25 chiropractic visits within the first 12 weeks following the motor vehicle accident. If it is beyond this 12-week period, additional approval will be required prior to receiving care.

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Chiropractic – ICBC Follow-Up Visit

15 MINUTES

Ongoing care to support recovery, function, and safe return to activity.

  • Reassessment of symptoms, movement, and functional progress

  • Hands-on treatment to support mobility and pain reduction

  • Progression of exercises or movement strategies as appropriate

  • Adjustments to care based on recovery goals and response to treatment

  • Continued guidance within ICBC treatment parameters

Book Your ICBC Follow-Up Visit

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What You May Notice Over Time

Chiropractic care focuses on supporting your body’s ability to move and adapt more efficiently. While everyone’s experience is different, many patients begin to notice:

  • Reduced pain and stiffness

  • Improved joint mobility and ease of movement

  • Less muscle tension and tightness

  • Fewer flare-ups with daily activity or stress

  • Better awareness of posture and movement habits

  • Increased confidence in physical activities and daily tasks

Progress is often gradual, and care plans are adjusted as your body responds.

Your Questions, Answered

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Dr. Drew Gibson, chiropractor, and co-founder of Anchor Health Co. in Murrayville, Langley, BC.

Meet Your Chiropractor

Drew Gibson

DC, BSc, BHK
Chiropractor, Co-Founder

I’m Drew, an evidence-informed chiropractor supporting active adults in their 20s–50s who are navigating aches, injuries, and mobility limitations that get in the way of doing what they love.

My approach combines soft-tissue mobilization, spinal manipulation, education, and rehabilitative exercise to address a wide range of musculoskeletal concerns, including jaw (TMJ) pain.

As a former competitive athlete who’s worked through injuries and health conditions firsthand, I believe everyone deserves thoughtful, compassionate care that helps them understand what’s happening, why, and how to move more, and hurt less.

You don’t have to figure it out all on your own.

 Thoughtful, evidence-informed care starts here.