Dr. Charles Prange
How I Discovered Chiropractic
I was introduced to chiropractic at a young age and saw chiropractors throughout my childhood. Later, when my future wife, Dr. Margaret, was injured in a car accident at university, she began seeing a chiropractor for whiplash. I attended a new patient information session with her, and it reignited my interest. I started care myself, and the improvements I noticed made a lasting impression and ultimately sparked my decision to become a chiropractor. More than 25 years later, that same curiosity and commitment continue to guide my practice every day.
Why Chiropractic Resonated With Me
I’ve always loved working with people and using my hands to make a difference. What stood out to me then, and still does today, is the way chiropractic focuses on improving movement and function naturally, without relying on long-term medication or unnecessary procedures. Over the years, many of my patients have also reported improvements in other aspects of their health after starting care.
A Science-based Education
I completed my Doctor of Chiropractic at New York College of Chiropractic, where the program emphasized research, clinical reasoning, and the use of technology to support patient care. While there, I was a member of the Phi Chi Omega Honors Society and graduated magna cum laude. Today, I continue to provide evidence-based chiropractic care, combining experience with modern tools to assess and track progress.
Staying Active and Family-oriented
Outside of practice, I was a competitive marathon runner for many years, ranking 36th overall in Canada in 2015. These days, I’ve retired from racing and spend my time supporting my daughters in their competitive volleyball pursuits.
After more than 25 years in practice, I now maintain a semi-retired schedule, offering select appointment times each week. Contact us today to start!