Dr. Andrew Sulatycki is a Chiropractor, Clinical Acupuncture Provider, Registered Kinesiologist and Registered Clinical Exercise Physiologist. Since graduating from the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in 2004 he has practiced in the Markham and Richmond Hill areas, working predominantly in sport rehabilitation clinics. Dr. Sulatycki incorporates the latest evidenced-based rehabilitative exercises and manual therapy techniques into all of his treatments. He believes that educating patients is a vital component in maintaining health and wellness. His goal is to get you functioning optimally!
For Dr. Sulatycki becoming involved with sports medicine was a natural progression from his years of dealing with injuries as a competitive volleyball player. He started playing club volleyball in 1986 and has been at it ever since. A former Ontario provincial team player, he was a 5-year starter on the Men’s Varsity Volleyball team at York University and was team captain for two years. In 1999 he played professionally in Slovenia’s premiere division. He is a former member of the Toronto Ruffriders, the 2012 Canadian National Men’s Open

Champions, and multiple time OVL Provincial Champions. He is currently a member of the Canadian Masters Volleyball team. He has represented Canada at the World Master’s Games, and most recently won gold medals at the 2014 & 2015 US Open National Volleyball Championships Men’s 40 Division, as well as a silver medal at the 2016 Global Cup World Master’s Volleyball Championship.

Through his experiences and injuries as an athlete, he has gained a unique insight into the rehabilitation process. Having seen numerous diverse healthcare practitioners, he realized that he wanted to be involved in the process of helping injured people return to a healthy state. Studying Kinesiology and then becoming a Chiropractor allowed him to achieve this goal. During his education he studied rehabilitation, fitness assessment, and sports training methodology; maintaining a specific focus on anatomy, physiology, and biomechanics. A lifelong learner he is frequently taking courses and seminars to further enhance his knowledge of the human body and its workings. He continues to expand and refine his clinical skill set to provide the best care possible for his patients.