What can I expect on the first visit?

Your first visit will entail an in-depth consult, adjustment, light muscle work and exercise/stretches/lifestyle and work modifications to take home and implement in your every day. We offer a wide range of therapies that we can recommend to help you speed up recovery and healing.

Who do we treat?

• Spines of all ages and stages

• Families

• Prenatal

• Personal Injury/Auto/Motor Vehicle Accidents

• Sports Injuries

What conditions do chiropractors treat?

• Back pain

• Neck pain

• Headaches + Migraines

• Sciatica

• Joint pain

• Auto/Motor vehicle accidents

• Sports injuries

• Pre and Post Natal

How often do I need to see a Chiropractor?

With the combination treatments we offer with each visit, the at home exercises and stretches, and the lifestyle and wellness modifications we specialize just for you, monthly adjustments for maintenance care are our goals for you. For more acute conditions, you may require more treatments for a time period which is determined after your first visit and based on how you progress.

What Insurances we accept?

We provide care to self/cash pay patients and accept BCBS, Aetna, and UHC health insurances.

Can chiropractic help with headaches?

Yes! Chiropractic care can be effective for certain types of headaches, particularly tension-type headaches and cervicogenic headaches caused by neck dysfunction (alignment, tight/spasmed muscles, posture). Treatment may include spinal adjustments, soft tissue therapy, posture correction, lifestyle modifications, and home stretches/exercises.

Can children or pregnant people see a chiropractor?

Absolutely! We treat children and pregnant mamas. Pediatric and prenatal chiropractic care use modified, gentler techniques appropriate for age and pregnancy stage. We provide lifestyle and ergonomic recommendations for all stages and ages.

Will I need X-rays or other imaging?

Imaging is not always required. We refer our for X-rays and MRI/CT when clinically indicated—for example, to rule out fractures, severe degenerative changes, tumors, or when symptoms don’t match expected patterns. Imaging decisions are based on guidelines and clinical judgment.

What techniques do chiropractors use besides adjustments?

Techniques include spinal manipulation, mobilization, soft tissue therapy (myofascial release, trigger point work, graston/scraping technique, cupping therapy), instrument-assisted adjustments, therapeutic exercise, stretching, postural training, and lifestyle and ergonomic advice.

Are there any risks or contraindications to chiropractic care?

Risks are low but can include temporary soreness, increased pain, or rare serious complications. Contraindications include certain fractures, severe osteoporosis, uncontrolled bleeding disorders, some inflammatory conditions, and unstable neurological signs. Full medical history and exams help identify these.

What should I expect after an adjustment?

Many people feel immediate improvement in mobility or pain relief. Others notice gradual changes over days. Temporary soreness or fatigue can occur. We give home-care instructions such as ice/heat, exercises, stretches, posture tips, or activity modifications.