Consultation

The chiropractor or staff will walk you through your insurance benefits, breaking down what’s covered, your co-pays, visit limits, and any out-of-pocket costs, so you know exactly what to expect before any charges accrue.

Detailed Case History

They'll ask about any past injuries, surgeries, or ongoing conditions you have, as well as anything else that might affect your treatment. Basically, they want to get the full picture of your health so they can tailor the care to what’s best for you.

Chiropractic Exam

The chiropractor will do a quick physical exam to check your posture, see how well you move, and might run a few simple tests to figure out what’s causing your pain or discomfort.

Full Spine X-Ray

X-rays help chiropractors check your bone alignment and spot any issues, like misalignments or injuries, so they can create the right treatment plan for you. They give a clear picture of what's going on with your spine.

Report of Findings

A chiropractic report of findings is when the chiropractor goes over the results of your exam and tests, like X-rays, and explains what they found. Then, they’ll share a treatment plan to help fix any issues and get you feeling better.

First Adjustment

Chiropractors use techniques like spinal adjustments and soft tissue work to ease pain and improve alignment. For your first adjustment, they'll adjust your spine, and explain what to expect after.