5800 Monroe St. A11 Sylvania, OH

Comprehensive Chiropractic Care in Sylvania & Toledo, Ohio

Get your life back into Harmony.          

Harmony Chiropractic Center is dedicated to helping people in Sylvania and Toledo gets their health back into Harmony. We can help you get back to living without pain by performing a comprehensive multi-step evaluation followed by effective chiropractic treatment techniques.

Harmony Chiropractic Center utilizes a combination of methods and techniques to treat the whole patient. 

 

We treat practically every joint in the body, and we do it with safe and proven techniques.

 

Your treatments may include adjusting or manipulating joints, but we also have much more to offer our patients in Sylvania and Toledo, Ohio. Adjustments are incredibly effective, but we like to have a multitude of other treatments that we can use to ease pain and suffering. 

Believing that comprehensive chiropractic care is more than just a quick appointment, we will also take the time to educate you about what is going wrong and how you can help to fix it.

 

We help athletes get back on the field, and runners get back in the race. We can help you eliminate your pain so you can play with your kids or grandkids again.

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Make An Appointment

We will do our best to accommodate your busy schedule. Request an appointment today!

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Healthy Living

It’s important to take care of yourself between visits too. Our blog is a great resource for living a healthy life.

Common Problems Treated at Harmony Chiropractic       

Spinal Conditions

Traumatic Conditions

Arm / Leg Conditions

Neurological Conditions

  • Mild Traumatic Brain Injuries
  • Concussions
  • Post-Concussion Syndrome
  • Migraine Headaches
  • Vertigo/Dizziness
  • Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)

Dr. Royer is very personable and friendly and made both my husband and I comfortable. He is very professional and knowledgeable in his field. I would highly recommend Harmony Chiropractic!

-Karrie B

I found Dr. Bryan Royer to be the most comprehensive, informative chiropractor I have ever visited… His treatment plan was effective and quick.

– Pat A.

READY TO START healing?

To schedule your free, no obligation consultation with Dr. Royer, call the office at (419) 517-5055 or simply click the button below.

Our Approach – Neuromechanical Resilience Method

We leverage the Neuromechanical Resilience Method (NRM), a unique approach developed by Dr. Royer and utilized by the entire Harmony Chiropractic Team.  

It starts with Dr. Bryan D. Royer’s foundation as a Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician (CCSP), which gives him a specialty in Sports Medicine. This means that Dr. Royer has expert knowledge of sports injuries and physical fitness. 

The Neuromechanical Resilience Method also incorporates his experience as a Board-Certified Chiropractic Neurologist treating complex neurological problems.

Dr. Royer builds from this foundation by incorporating his knowledge from his certification in Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA) and his experience as a Corrective Exercise Specialist (CES). He is an expert in the body’s function during movement, from high-level athletics to everyday activities.

Step 1 – Assessment (or Evaluation)

Step 2 – Pain Relief Phase

Step 3 – Return to Activity Phase

Step 4 – Performance Phase

first chiropractic visit

Four-Legged Stool

When people show up to our office in Sylvania with pain, four major factors can often be addressed to help recovery. 

We like to refer to this as a Four-Legged Stool since four legs create stability and strength. 

If one of the legs is weak, short, or missing, the stool will wobble but can likely still stand on its own. However, if more than one support is lacking, it will surely fall. 

We deal with sports injuries and problems with muscles and joints, but this can apply to more complex neurological issues that Dr. Royer sees as a functional neurologist as well.

The elements that support the Four-Legged Stool are as follows:

  1.       Joint Movement
  2.       Hyperactivity
  3.       Weakness
  4.       Nutrition

 

If any of the above are lacking, the stool will start to wobble.

4 leg approach

Neuromusculoskeletal problems that can derail your everyday life are often linked to one or more of these issues. Joint movements are one of the main phenomena that drive our brains, and the ability to move properly and sense that movement is related to pain and dysfunction. Chiropractic adjustments can help your joint move better.

Certain system elements can be over-excited compared to where they should be, making muscles too tight and sore or nerves irritable or over-excited. In comparison, weakness means there is a lack of stability or control due to muscles or nerves that aren’t pulling their weight. 

Nutrition is often the forgotten step as what you put into your body affects how fast and completely you can heal because of how it affects inflammation.

To get better, one needs to make sure joints are moving properly, hyperactive muscles or nerves are quieted, weakness is replaced with resilience, and good foods are nourishing the body.

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 Hours of Operation
Monday 9:00am-12:30pm & 2:00pm-7:00pm
Wednesday 9:00am-12:30pm & 2:00pm-7:00pm
Thursday 9:00am-12:30pm & 2:00pm-7:00pm
Friday 9:00am-12:30pm & 2:00pm-5:30pm

Closed Tuesday and Weekends

Voted Best Chiropractor in Toledo, OH

Best of Toledo 2009 Dancing Robot 2K9

2009

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2010

Best Sylvania Chiropractor near me

2012

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2013

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2014

readers' choice

2021

Dr. Royer is very down to earth and listens to you, and answers all questions in a really informative manner. He helped me a lot, and I felt so much better. Highly recommend. If you have been thinking about seeing a Chiropractor, you will be happy you chose this practice.

Ann // Toledo, OH

After I was injured in an accident, Dr. Royer, and his team, fixed what was turning into a nightmare. Thanks to Harmony for getting my life back.

Michael // Sylvania, OH

Nothing but fantastic things to say about this practice. From the moment you step in, you are welcomed and treated phenomenally. Chelsea is extremely friendly, helpful, and prompt. Dr. Royer himself is amazing to work with. Very knowledgeable in several areas, down-to-earth, great sense of humor.

I went in with shoulder and bicep pain, and Dr. Royer was able to get me where I needed to be to resume exercising within a short period of time while speeding up the healing properly.

 

Shane // Toledo, OH

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