What if I do not have chiropractic insurance?
Many of our patients either do not have chiropractic insurance or have insurance plans we are not in network with. In these cases the patient pays the entire cost out of pocket, taking advantage of our cash discount prices.
Does a “cash patient” have to pay in actual cash?
No, checks and credit cards (Discover, Mastercard, Visa) are accepted as well.
What can you help with besides back pain?
We have successfully treated patients for a wide variety of issues including –but not limited to- vertigo, addiction, depression, stress, acid reflux, high cholesterol, detoxification, migraines, hormone balance and sports injuries as well as many kinds of pain management.
How many visits will I need?
On your first visit the doctor will set up a treatment plan based on your specific needs. You may need only two or three visits to completely resolve your problem or you may need many more. It depends on the type and severity of the problem. Although many people choose to come in on a regular basis for maintenance after their problem is addressed, it is our goal to treat and correct every problem, not to have the same patients come in for the same problems month after month.
What does acupuncture actually do?
Acupuncture directs the bio-energy flow to the affected area in order to aid healing.
When would acupuncture be needed?
Acupuncture can be used to address a variety of issues. It is used very successfully to aid a patient in quitting smoking. It can be used to solve a long-term GI problem. It is also useful in removing blood stasis from an injured area, allowing the area to heal itself more quickly.
Will my insurance cover acupuncture?
Most insurances do not cover acupuncture. Please contact us for current pricing.
Does acupuncture hurt?
Some patients experience a degree of pain, others experience no pain at all.
What is applied kinesiology?
Applied kinesiology is in effect a toolbox the physician uses to diagnosis a patient’s problem. Neuromuscular tests are used to help identify the area of dysfunction. Applied kinesiology looks to balance the body, mind and biochemistry.
