What to Expect
Thank you for trusting us with such a major part of your overall health and well-being!
As you read more about what to expect below, you may get the feeling that we do things a little differently in our office, and you’re right! We are very confident with the quality of care and service we provide, and are proud of the positive impact that we have been able to make in the lives of our patients and their families.
First Visit: Your Consultation and Exam
This initial visit takes about 45 minutes, and will help determine if chiropractic care is appropriate for you. We also will answer all of your questions as we introduce you to our office, team, and approach.
- All new practice members are requested to fill out a personal health history form. If you’d like to save some time, you can find it here and fill it out in advance.
- We also provide a brochure that explains subluxations.
- Now for the fun part! We begin your appointment with a quick tour of our office, and a short video that explains our approach to chiropractic care and why we believe it’s effective.
- We then will sit down with you for a one-on-one consultation with one of our doctors, just to review your health concerns and/or goals.
- If we decide together that you would like to pursue care in our office, we’ll perform a complete chiropractic examination, including a posture assessment and any necessary x-rays.
- All finished? The last step is to collect payment for your examination, then schedule a crucial next appointment (more information on that below!).
FAQ: What if I have insurance?
Second Visit: Reviewing X-Rays and First Adjustment
Your second visit typically takes about 60 minutes, and is your opportunity to go over a “Report of Findings” following your initial x-rays. There’s no additional fee for this consultation, but it is a vital opportunity to review your opportunities for improved chiropractic health.
- Prior to this second visit, your doctor will have developed and read your initial x-rays.
- Your doctor will explain your exam results and offer specific recommendations for care and an effective program moving forward.
- If the doctor feels it is appropriate, you may have your first adjustment following this review.