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Frequently asked questions.
Everything you need to plan your first visit. Still curious? Ask us on WhatsApp.
Booking & Visits
How do I book an appointment?
Three easy ways: use the online booking form, call +254 721 501 400 or +254 722 661 149, or send a WhatsApp message to +254 721 501 400. The team will confirm your time.
Can I book through WhatsApp?
Yes. WhatsApp is one of the main ways clients book. Message +254 721 501 400 with the service you want and your preferred time.
Do I need an appointment, or can I walk in?
Booking ahead is strongly recommended so the team can prepare for your session and you are not kept waiting. Walk-ins are welcomed when the schedule allows.
What happens during a session?
Every session starts with a short conversation about how your body feels and what you are looking for. The service itself is then explained step by step before anything begins. See any treatment page for a detailed "what to expect" walkthrough.
What payment methods are accepted?
Payment is made at the center after your session. If you have a question about a specific payment option (including mobile money), confirm with the team when booking.
Location & Hours
Where is Chironova located?
Shop LG 11–12, BBS Mall, Eastleigh, Nairobi, Kenya. Open in Google Maps.
What are the opening hours?
Monday to Thursday: 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM. Friday: closed. Saturday and Sunday: 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM.
Services & Prices
How much is a chiropractic adjustment?
A chiropractic adjustment session costs KSh 7,000. Chiropractic Bed Therapy is KSh 3,000. Full details on the chiropractic page.
Do you offer physiotherapy?
Yes, physiotherapy sessions are available at KSh 4,000. See the physiotherapy page.
Do you offer massage?
Yes: the therapeutic / sports massage is KSh 4,000 per session, and a dedicated foot massage is KSh 3,000. Details on the massage page.
Do you offer ice bath recovery?
Yes, guided ice bath sessions are KSh 3,000. Read more on the ice bath recovery page.
How is Hijama priced?
Hijama (blood cupping) is KSh 1,000 per cup, the total depends on the number of cups used, agreed with the practitioner beforehand. See the Hijama page.