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Our services

What your visit can include

  • Spinal adjustment

    A hands-on adjustment of the spine, chosen with you after your exam. Lower-force and instrument options are available if you prefer them.

    • Manual or instrument-assisted

    • Explained before it starts

    • Stop or change it at any time

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  • Corrective exercise

    Movement for how you stand and walk, taught at the visit and written down so you can practice. Your doctor sets the exercises after the exam.

    • Taught one on one

    • A written home routine

    • Changed as you go

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  • Posture and gait check

    A look at how you stand, walk and sit, in person, so your plan begins from what your doctor sees rather than a guess.

    • Standing and walking observed

    • Posture photos only with your consent

    • Findings explained in plain words

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  • Spinal decompression

    Time on a motorized table that gently stretches the spine, under your doctor’s direction. It is not right for everyone, and your doctor decides after the exam.

    • The table shown before you start

    • Suitability checked first

    • How often is set by your doctor

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  • Rehab equipment sessions

    Guided time on the practice’s equipment, such as bands, balance boards, a treadmill and bikes, following the plan your doctor wrote.

    • Shown how to use each piece

    • Matched to your exam

    • Paced to how you feel

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Visits are billed to insurance or paid directly; see How fees work. Results vary, and your doctor explains the risks and your options before any care.

Your visit

From the first look to a written plan

  1. 01

    Step 1: The exam

    A conversation about your history, then a look at how you stand, walk and move.

    A clinician holds the shoulder of a patient lying on her side on a treatment table
  2. 02

    Step 2: What we find

    Your doctor explains what was found, what the options are and the risks of each.

    A lumbar spine model lying on a notebook
  3. 03

    Step 3: Your plan

    Adjustments, decompression or exercise, only the parts you agree to, each explained first.

    A clinician guides a patient’s leg stretch on a treatment table beside a window
  4. 04

    Step 4: Practice at home

    A written set of exercises, and a re-check at set points so your plan can change.

    A man in a white long-sleeve top stretches his hamstring on a lakeside path
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Ready to book your first visit?

Send a message and the front desk will call to find a time. Your doctor explains what was found and what your options are before anything starts.

  • 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.