Frequently Asked Questions

You talk with your doctor about your work and what you want from care, then have an exam. The doctor explains what was found and what the options are. Treatment starts that day only if you agree. Plan on about an hour.

Most people have no serious problem, but all care has risks. Soreness after an adjustment is the common one. Rare serious problems have been reported, including injury to an artery in the neck, and your doctor explains the risks before your first adjustment. You can say no to any part of care.

Many people feel pressure or a stretch. Some are sore for a day or so afterward. Tell your doctor if anything is uncomfortable and they will change what they do or stop.

Your doctor sets a plan after the exam and reviews it with you as you go. We do not set a number in advance, because your exam, your goals and how you respond decide how often you come.

We bill most PPO plans and some employer plans. What a plan pays for chiropractic differs, so our front desk checks yours before your first visit. The how fees work page has the details.

You can pay for visits yourself. If you do, we give you a written Good Faith Estimate in advance and an itemized receipt after a visit that you can send to your plan. Ask us.

Not always. We take X-rays only when medically necessary, and your doctor explains why before ordering any.

Call us first. Your doctor decides whether care is right for a child or a pregnant patient and explains what it would involve. Some care, such as the decompression table, may not be an option. We make no claims about illnesses outside the muscles and joints.

Tell us. With your permission we can share notes with your physician or another provider. If something needs a physician first, we will say so.

Please call us as early as you can if you cannot make a visit. Ask the front desk about our cancellation policy when you book.