Common Questions Asked

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Do you take insurance?

We do not work directly with any insurance providers. If your insurance provider covers out-of-network chiropractic services, we can supply you with a Superbill that you can submit to your insurance provider for reimbursement.

We’ve found that insurance companies put limitations on how we can provide care. It is our highest priority to be able to provide the highest quality chiropractic care, and being a cash based practice allows us to do just that!

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Do I get adjusted on the first visit?

The main focus of your first visit is to identify the underlying cause of your issue. We take the necessary time to thoroughly assess how your body functions to create a personalized treatment plan for you. We also take this time to determine if further imaging like X-ray or MRI is necessary to make sure it is safe to adjust you. Your adjustment will typically take place during your second visit, after you and your doctor have reviewed the Report of Findings and discussed the plan to help you achieve your goals.

 

How much does each adjustment cost?

Our pay-per-visit adjustment fee is $125. If you are a practice member with us, we offer complimentary visits with your care plan that can bring the average cost down to $76-$86 on average.

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What is that “cracking” sound during an adjustment?

When you hear a cracking sound during a chiropractic adjustment, it's actually the release of gas bubbles from the fluid in your joints. This happens when the joint is stretched and pressure changes within the joint space, causing the gas to escape, which creates that popping or cracking noise. It's similar to the sound you hear when you crack your knuckles. The sound itself isn’t harmful and doesn’t necessarily indicate that the adjustment is working or not—it’s just a natural part of the process for some people.