Frequently Asked Questions

No referral is needed to be seen by our providers. We perform a thorough examination on your first visit to determine the best plan of care for you.

Yes, each new patient undergoes a comprehensive evaluation during their first visit to clarify the treatment plan and expected duration.

Insurance is not required. All costs are upfront, and you'll never encounter surprise bills. Our goal is to get you feeling 100% as soon as possible.

Expect a 40-60 minute one-on-one session including history taking, a thorough exam (range of motion, neurological, musculoskeletal, orthopedic tests), discussion of findings, and your first treatment.

Our providers have extensive training in sports medicine and longer appointment times, offering personalized one-on-one care. We integrate chiropractic, physical therapy, and massage under one roof, ensuring comprehensive treatment plans tailored to your goals.

No, we treat individuals of all backgrounds and ages. Our goal is to help everyone, not just athletes, regain their active lifestyle quickly.

We specialize in a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions, offering chiropractic care, physical therapy, and massage therapy. Visit our website for a detailed list of specific conditions.

Our physical therapist will talk to you about your concern and learn the history of your issue, perform an examination to uncover the cause of the problem, create a plan that helps you reach your goals, and provide treatment with any remaining time.

The first session is 60 minutes. Depending on your treatment plan we may schedule follow up visits that last anywhere from 20-60 minutes.

This is entirely dependent on your issue and the treatment plan that you create with your PT to meet your goal.

Clothes that you can move around in are preferred. Typically athletic wear. Shorts and a shirt that allows access to the neck or shoulders.

This is dependent on your insurance plan. Please call the customer service and ask if you have out of network benefits. This will allow you to submit your receipt for reimbursement from your insurance company.

Yes. You will always work with the same therapist 1 on 1 for the full treatment. You can request to schedule with another provider if you wish.

This depends on your situation, but here are some general indicators: do you have pain or discomfort, limited mobility, have chronic conditions, postural problems, or balance and coordination issues and hope to determine the cause without drugs or surgery. Schedule a consultation with our physical therapist and they will determine if and how they can help you reach your physical goals.

Your therapist will discuss your problem areas, your preferences, and get right to helping you with massage therapy.

Everyone could benefit from a massage every 4-6 weeks depending on their specific issues and their body.

We have 30, 60, or 90 minute massage offerings.

Yes, our therapists work to address your specific problem areas to help recover from injury.

Yes, we encourage you to communicate what you feel and prefer during the session.

Yes.

Our chiropractors have completed additional education and medical emergency training in addition to the standard Doctorate of Chiropractic education. Our chiropractors are CCSP trained and have successfully completed the 300-hour Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician program offered by the American Chiropractic Board of Sports Physicians covering on field emergency medical management and treatment of sports injuries. This is the distinction of a chiropractor who is truly trained in sports medicine and working with athletes.

Chiropractic care is commonly used to treat any musculoskeletal condition which may include back pain, neck pain, headaches, and joint and extremities issues. Our sports chiropractors often treat and manage conditions related to posture, acute and chronic sports injuries, muscle strains, ligament sprains, and certain types of nerve pain. However, chiropractors may work in conjunction with other healthcare providers for more complex or systemic conditions.

During an adjustment, the chiropractor uses their hands or a small instrument to apply a controlled force to a specific joint in the spine or extremity. The goal is to improve range of motion, enhance joint function, reduce nerve irritability, and decrease muscle spasm. Adjustments are quick and shallow movements through the joint, which often results in a popping sound. This is known as a cavitation and is the release of your body's naturally occurring gasses from the synovial (joint) fluid. The body also releases endorphins simultaneously, often leading to an immediate feeling of relief.

We have many alternative options that our sports chiropractors can use to help improve alignment and joint mobility without needing to "pop" or cavitate the joints. We offer low-force techniques such as Activator technique, Arthrostim, and Flexio-distraction to improve joint range of motion without the quick pop-inducing movements. Our chiropractors are also trained in manual therapy techniques such as Active Release Techniques and Graston Technique to decrease muscle tension, alleviate pain and improve range of motion of the joints.

The number of chiropractic sessions required varies depending on the individual's condition, chronicity of pain, health goals, and response to treatment. Some patients experience relief after just a few sessions, while others may need ongoing care for long-term benefits. Your chiropractor will work with you to develop a personalized treatment plan.

Most patients do not experience pain during or after chiropractic adjustments. Some may feel mild discomfort or soreness, similar to what you might feel after exercise. This typically resolves within a day or two. Chiropractors strive to ensure that adjustments are as comfortable as possible.

Chiropractic care can be beneficial for managing chronic conditions such as chronic back pain, arthritis, and old sports injuries. While it may not cure chronic conditions, it can help alleviate symptoms, improve function, and enhance overall quality of life. A chiropractor will work with you to create a management plan that complements other treatments you may be receiving.

Of course, live your life! Our chiropractors may offer training modifications, or alternative exercises to complete if your body is recovering from an injury.