Meet The Team

Chiropractors, physiotherapists, and RMTs working together. We blend hands-on treatment with exercise-based rehab and clear plans so you can move better and get back to what you love.

About ALTUS

Serving Abbotsford since 2016

ALTUS Chiropractic & Physiotherapy opened in November 2016 to make quality care simple in one place. Our mission is to deliver comprehensive, client-centered care to the Abbotsford community by integrating chiropractic, physiotherapy, and registered massage therapy under one roof.

Meet The Team

Awards & Community

Recognized by Abbotsford

Voted CommunityVotes Platinum across our core services for four straight years. We’re grateful to serve Abbotsford and stay active in the community.

  • Platinum: Chiropractic & Physiotherapy (2021)
  • Platinum: Chiropractic, Physiotherapy & Registered Massage Therapy (2022–2024)
  • Community: Falcons Football sponsor/volunteer (’23–present), Bradner May Day sponsor (’22–present), The Abbotsford Pilots team chiropractor (starts Sept ’25) and sponsor for this season, Angels 13U AA sponsor (’23)

Dr. Trang Luu-Grover, Chiropractor

Dr. Trang Luu-Grover is ALTUS’s co-owner and clinic director. A chiropractor with graduate training in exercise science and human biology, she blends adjustments, soft-tissue work (including IASTM/ART), taping, rehab, and practical nutrition to find root causes and prevent future injury.

Dr. Luu-Grover earned her DC, MExSc, and BSc (Human Biological Sciences) from the University of Western States, and a BKin from the University of the Fraser Valley. Before chiropractic school she worked as a kinesiologist and personal trainer.

She has provided volunteer chiropractic care with Mission Life International (2015) and Spinal Mission (2016) in Haiti, the Dominican Republic, and El Salvador. Clinical skills include joint manipulation, soft-tissue mobilization, instrument-assisted techniques, Active Release Techniques, taping, exercise prescription, and nutritional counseling.

Dr. Rob Cormack, Chiropractor

Dr. Rob Cormack is a CMCC-trained chiropractor with over four decades of clinical experience. He has led practices in Prince George, the U.K., and Abbotsford, and has served in professional leadership roles with BC’s chiropractic regulator and CMCC’s board.

Dr. Cormack graduated from the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in 1980. He returned to Prince George to raise his family and build a busy practice, later serving as a director of the BC College of Chiropractors and on CMCC’s board of governors.

After twenty-five years in practice, he moved to England and worked in a chiropractic clinic in Norwich for four years. In 2009 he returned to Canada to assume the Abbotsford practice of Dr. Robert Turner, who had served the community since the late 1970s. He brings seasoned clinical judgment and a steady, patient-first approach to care.

Dr. Jose Otano, Chiropractor

Dr. Jose Otano is a Palmer West–trained chiropractor with a kinesiology background and a focus on sports rehabilitation. He combines diversified and extremity adjusting with exercise-based rehab and clear patient education.

Dr. Otano earned a BKin from the University of the Fraser Valley in 2013, then completed his Doctor of Chiropractic at Palmer College of Chiropractic West (San Jose). He spent three years working as a kinesiologist, building experience in exercise prescription and patient education.

In 2013 he interned with the BC Lions, learning alongside athletic trainers, strength and conditioning coaches, and sports physicians. Clinical interests include sports rehab, diversified adjusting, extremity adjusting, active rehabilitation, and nutrition.

Dr. Dylan Goetz , Chiropractor

Dr. Dylan Goetz is a UWS-trained chiropractor with degrees in Biology and Human Biology. He combines manipulation with soft-tissue care, instrument assisted techniques, taping, and exercise-based rehab to keep people moving without pain.

Dr. Goetz earned a BSc in Biology (Queen’s University) and a BSc in Human Biology plus his Doctor of Chiropractic at the University of Western States. Training includes chiropractic manipulation, manual and instrument assisted soft-tissue work, nutritional consultation, rehab exercise prescription, and kinesiotaping.

He has experience working with AFL athletes and AA baseball players, and brings his own background in mountain biking and snowboarding to practical, sport-informed care. His goal is simple: help Abbotsford patients do what they love without being held back by pain.

Dr. Manmeet Sidhu, Chiropractor

Dr. Manmeet Sidhu is an Abbotsford-born chiropractor with a DC and BHS from the University of Western States and a BSc from UFV. She pairs hands-on treatment with movement-based rehab to restore mobility, prevent future issues, and help patients of all ages stay active.

Dr. Sidhu completed her Bachelor of Science at the University of the Fraser Valley, then earned her Doctor of Chiropractic and Bachelor of Human Sciences at the University of Western States in Portland.

As a new graduate, she brings a fresh, evidence-informed approach that combines effective manual care with practical exercise strategies to reduce pain, improve function, and prevent recurrence. She provides individualized, compassionate care for athletes returning to sport, parents keeping up with busy lives, and seniors maintaining independence.

Outside the clinic she stays active, connects with her community, and enjoys the outdoors—proud to serve the city she calls home.

An Luu, Physiotherapist

An Luu is a UBC-trained physiotherapist and UFV Dean’s Medal recipient. She blends manual therapy, exercise-based rehab, taping, and needling (IMS/dry needling) with clear home programs to restore function and prevent recurrence.

An earned her Master of Physical Therapy at UBC after a Bachelor of Kinesiology at UFV (Dean’s Medal of Excellence). Postgraduate training includes Orthopedic Level 1, Mulligan Concept, Soft Tissue Release, K-Taping, and Functional Dry Needling.

Clinical skills span manual therapy, intramuscular stimulation/dry needling, soft-tissue techniques, individualized rehab and home exercise programs, electrical modalities, and patient education.

Nikkie Brar, Physiotherapist

Nikkie Brar is a physiotherapist with an MSc in Physiotherapy from the University of Brighton and a BSc in Biology from SFU. She blends hands-on care, sports massage techniques, and practical rehab to help people move better and feel like themselves again.

Nikkie completed her Master of Science in Physiotherapy at the University of Brighton (England) after earning a Bachelor of Science in Biology at Simon Fraser University.

She is qualified in sports massage and is passionate about helping people return to daily activities with confidence. Her approach combines hands-on treatment, goal-based rehabilitation, and clear home guidance.

Harmanjeet Singh, Physiotherapist

Harmanjeet Singh is a physiotherapist with experience in hospitals, clinics, and home health. He treats low back pain (with or without leg symptoms), shoulder issues, TMJ/TMD, headaches, neck pain, and sports injuries using Mulligan, Maitland, and McKenzie techniques, electrotherapy, and targeted exercise.

Harmanjeet brings diverse experience across hospital, private clinic, and community home-health settings. He is committed to patient-centered, evidence-based care and takes time to tailor plans to each person’s goals.

Clinical focus areas include low back pain with or without radiculopathy, shoulder dysfunction, TMJ/TMD, cervicogenic headaches, neck pain, and sports injuries.

Treatment approaches draw on Mulligan, Maitland, and McKenzie methods, hands-on mobilization, electrotherapy where appropriate, and progressive, goal-based exercise programs.

Van Ngo, Registered Massage Therapist

Van Ngo is an RMT with an RTA background who builds patient-centered plans to reduce pain, improve mobility, and boost body awareness. He uses myofascial release, trigger point work, joint mobilization, and Active Release–style techniques where appropriate.

Van completed the Registered Massage Therapy program at CDI College in March 2021 and holds a Rehabilitation Therapy Assistant diploma. During practicum he discovered a strong interest in manual therapy and patient care.

He draws on myofascial release, trigger point therapy, Active Release Techniques (ART), and joint mobilization, pairing hands-on care with clear goals to restore movement and function.

His focus is to reduce pain while improving mobility, strength, and body awareness. Curious by nature, he continues to learn new techniques to better serve his patients.

Zarah Jamoralin, Registered Massage Therapist

Zarah Jamoralin is an RMT trained at WCCMT. She tailors treatments to improve range of motion and overall wellness, using Swedish techniques, myofascial release, trigger point work, joint mobilization, and Active Release where appropriate.

Zarah completed the Registered Massage Therapy program at West Coast College of Massage Therapy in December 2021. During training she gained experience at GF Strong Rehabilitation Centre, the UBC athletic clinic, and in treating pre- and post-natal patients in clinic.

She builds individualized plans that may include Swedish techniques, myofascial release, trigger point therapy, Active Release Techniques (ART), and joint mobilization to support recovery, relaxation, and a pain-free range of motion.

Calvin Doan, Body worker

Calvin Doan is a body worker with a fitness and coaching background who helps clients return to the activities they love. He focuses on recovery, positive movement, and clear, goal-based plans, drawing on experience as a personal trainer and Team BC hockey coach.

Sports have been central to Calvin’s life. He spent three years as a personal trainer and coached hockey for Team BC.

In his previous career in criminology, he worked alongside the Abbotsford Police Department and Victim Services as a forensic nurse, where exposure to many types of injuries sparked a passion for collaborative care with registered massage therapists and other health professionals.

He takes pride in contributing to each client’s well-being by promoting positive movement experiences, setting clear goals, and building toward a healthier future.

Lisa, Office Assistant

Lisa moved to BC from Denver, Colorado with her family in 2003. She is a full-time mom of 3 daughters and a home business owner who has a passion to help others live a healthy, fulfilled life.

Sarah, Office Assistant

Sarah grew up in Aldergrove and moved to Abbotsford in 2014. She has previous experience in wellness working as an associate at Saje. She loves to help others and spread kindness.

Ellie, Office Assistant

Ellie is our friendly Front Desk Receptionist, always ready with a warm smile and helpful attitude. With over 5 years of experience in customer service, she is dedicated to ensuring every guest feels welcomed and taken care of. When not at the clinic, you can find Ellie exploring thrift shops or enjoying the sun!

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