FAQS

Yes! We direct bill all major insurance companies.

Yes! We have 14 parking spots. When you enter our parking lot follow the arrows to the right and you will wrap around to the parking. There are two “reserved” parking spots on the right side of the building, these are reserved for larger vehicles i.e. large SUV’s and trucks. We have accessible parking out front.

We’re close to everything! In-between Sackville and Bedford, close to Fall River and Waverley and a short drive to Dartmouth, Halifax, Beaverbank and Mount Uniacke.

We’re just 1 km off Exit 4C on the 102 highway. Once on Duke street you travel toward the Bedford Commons and go through the set of lights, you will see Bee Well on your left shortly after the Halifax Water building.

Yes! Our clinic is wheelchair accessible including our washroom and parking lot.

Try to choose comfortable, loose fitting clothing for your first appointment. Please fill out our online intake form, which will be emailed to you prior to your visit. If you would prefer to fill out your intake forms in person, please show up 10-15 minutes early.

Yes! Bee Well offers a variety of treatment options for pre/post-natal care, including chiropractic, naturopathic medicine, yoga and fitness classes. Read Dr. Maggie’s bio, or click here for more information on chiropractic care. Read Dr. Megan’s bio, or click here for more information on naturopathic medicine.

Yes! Dr. Maggie offers paediatric chiropractic care to infants and toddlers and both Dr. Maggie & Dr. Matt (Chiropractors) are well versed in common adolescent growth injuries like Osgood’s Schallter’s, Scoliosis, growing pains, sport's injuries and much more. Dr. Megan, Naturopathic Doctor offers a variety of treatment options for babies and growing kids!

True Acupuncture comes from traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and works to restore the flow of energy in the body called Chi, allowing the body to better heal itself. While Dry Needling uses similar tools as acupuncture (needles), it is actually rooted in Western Medicine and uses needles to directly treat MSK tissues that are believed to be causing a painful condition.