This all depends on where you are in your current care plan.

New Patients - 1st Visit is about getting to know your body!

• A thorough history consultation

• Motion Study X-Rays (if applicable)

• Physical Examination of the Spine & other areas of concern

• 1st Adjustment

Report of Findings - 2nd Visit is about tailoring this to your body!

• Review X-Rays (If needed)

• Discuss a personalized treatment

• Review financials (this still will defer for everyone, keeping co-pays and especially your body in mind)

• Learn specific therapeutic exercises

• 2nd Adjustment

Patient Orientation - 3rd Visit is your formal introduction to the office!

• We will go over patient guidelines and how our office runs.

• We will teach the remainder of the exercises.

• 3rd Adjustment

From this point on, you’ve fully transitioned into being one of our amazing patients. Visits will be faster, occasionally a re-exam happening every 6-8 visits.

Once you’ve completed your care plan we assess from that point forward.

Absolutely - families that heal together thrive together! Ask us about care for kids and loved ones.

We have a kiddy corner with educational puzzles, table for coloring, and many more toys to keep them smiling.

For other family members, they may wait at the front of our office, or even watch how your appointment flows! It is pretty cool to see an adjustment.

Every body heals and responds to care differently. Some people notice changes very quickly, even after the first few visits, while others experience more gradual improvements as their body adapts and heals over time. Healing is a process, and consistency with care plays an important role in achieving the best results. Our goal is to support your body’s natural ability to restore balance, function, and overall wellness.

Typically, this is discussed in more detail during the second visit, when we review your findings and create a personalized care plan based on your specific needs and goals.

I accept certain forms of Medicare, and eligibility can vary depending on the individual and their specific plan. This is typically determined on a person-to-person and plan-by-plan basis. Outside of Medicare, I am considered an out-of-network provider for most insurance plans. If your insurance includes out-of-network benefits, you may be eligible for reimbursement, but the amount and eligibility depend on the details of your individual plan.

I am also able to accept HSA cards when applicable.