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Our care

Chiropractic services

Each service starts with an exam. Your doctor explains what is involved, the risks and the cost before care begins.

  • Functional neurology exam

    An exam of how your nervous system is working: balance, eye movement and how your neck moves. Your doctor explains what was found and what it does not tell us. We do not diagnose or treat concussion or brain injury. A physician does.

    • Balance and posture

    • Eye movement

    • Neck motion

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  • Spinal adjustments

    A hands-on adjustment of the spine, used when it fits and only if you agree. Your doctor explains the risks before the first one, and you can stop at any time. Adjusting the neck carries a rare risk of injury to an artery, which can lead to a stroke. If you have had a recent head or neck injury, we may leave neck adjustments out and send you to a physician first.

    • Done only with your consent

    • Risks explained first

    • Stop at any time

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  • Neck, posture and soft tissue care

    Hands-on work for tight muscles around the neck and shoulders, with posture advice and exercises for home. We review the plan with you at each visit.

    • Exercises you can do at home

    • Reviewed at each visit

    • Tips for your desk and your day

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  • Return-to-activity exercises

    Walking, stretching and strength work, added one step at a time, with your physician's advice in mind. We tell you when to hold back.

    • Built around your day

    • Added one step at a time

    • A written plan

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  • X-rays, when they are needed

    We take X-rays only when medically necessary, and your doctor tells you why before taking them. If you already have images from another provider, bring them or ask us to request them.

    • Only when medically necessary

    • Reason explained first

    • Images from other providers welcome

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Your visits

From the first exam to your plan

  1. Close-up of a spine model with a red disc and yellow nerves
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    First visit

    History, exam and a plain explanation of what we found. Plan on 45 to 60 minutes.

  2. A clipboard with a spine drawing on top of anatomy sketches
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    Your plan

    If you agree, your doctor writes a plan: what we will do, when we will review it and what it costs.

  3. A practitioner rests her hands on the shoulders of a man bending forward to check his posture
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    Follow-up visits

    Short visits for care, exercises and re-checks of balance, eye movement and neck motion.

  4. A man jogs along a tree-lined avenue in autumn
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    Moving on

    As you improve, visits space out. We tell you when a visit is no longer needed, or when a physician should look again.

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Not sure which service fits?

Call the front desk. We will tell you what a first visit covers and whether a physician should see you first.

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  • A sudden severe headache or neck pain, dizziness, trouble speaking or seeing, new weakness or numbness, numbness in the groin or saddle area (between the legs and buttocks), or new bladder or bowel trouble needs emergency care now. Call 911 or go to an emergency room.