Kelly Hotta

Dr. Kelly Hotta is excited to be returning home to Sudbury to provide care to the community she grew up in. She was a competitive athlete growing up with involvement in x-country running, volleyball, and soccer before devoting her focus to swimming. She was a part of provincial and national teams claiming multiple provincial and national titles. She continued her career at Western University where she served as the women’s team captain and assisted the women’s team to multiple championship titles and records. 
 
Kelly attended Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College graduating Summa Cum Laude after completion of her Honors Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology at Western University in 2017. Kelly is also a certified Clinical Acupuncture provider.
 
Dr. Kelly is an evidence-based practitioner and highlights the importance of understanding her patients' health goals to create a plan that works for their lifestyle. Her two crucial components to patient care are to listen and educate. She believes these are two areas that are not emphasized enough in healthcare. Her treatment style is not only to alleviate pain using a multimodal approach, but to integrate proactive approaches to prevent recurrence and empower patients to become active participants in their health.
 
Kelly enjoys working with individuals in all walks of life and helping people feel better and move better. From her athletic background, she takes a special interest in swimmers and youth athlete development.