FAQ

Do you work with my insurance?  "Yes, we work with all insurance. On your initial visit, we will verify what your insurance covers and doesn't cover.  We will then let you know and compare that to our cash rate to allow you to make the best decision."

How long is the first visit?  "Typically, the initial visit is around 15-25 min, depending on questions and severity of the case."

What should I expect during my first visit?   "We would go through your health history and what is bringing you in and then start treating you to get you on the path to healing."

Do you offer massage therapy?  "Yes, we have a licensed massage therapist who takes appointments almost every day of the week."

How many chiropractic visits will I need?  "Every person and every injury is different. We treat each person that way.  Some people only need a couple of visits, and some need more depending on the severity of the injury and what each person has going on."

What should I wear to my appointment?  "You can wear your everyday clothes! There’s no need to dress up or wear anything special. Just come as you are and wear something you feel comfortable moving around in."

How do I schedule an appointment? "Scheduling is easy! You can book an appointment online through our website or contact our office for assistance. We look forward to helping you get started!"

What things can chiropractic help with?  "Chiropractic care may help address certain musculoskeletal concerns, including back pain, neck pain, joint discomfort, and mobility limitations. Every person is different, and we'll work with you to determine whether chiropractic care may be appropriate for your needs."

What should I bring on my first visit? "Please bring a photo ID, your insurance information if applicable, and any relevant medical information that may help us understand your needs. If you have questions about paperwork or anything else you should bring, feel free to contact our office before your visit."

Does a chiropractic adjustment hurt?  "Everyone’s experience is different. Some people feel relief or improved mobility after an adjustment, while others may experience temporary soreness or mild discomfort. We’ll discuss your concerns and make sure you understand what to expect before treatment."