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Six kinds of care, each explained by your chiropractor after an exam, with the known risks and what it costs.

  • A practitioner presses on the upper back of a woman lying face down on a treatment table
    30–45 min

    Spinal adjustment

    Your chiropractor moves a joint of the spine with a quick, controlled push. They explain each step and the known risks first, and you can stop at any time.

    How this is paid
  • A woman in black holds a standing dancer's pose on a pink mat against a grey wall
    45–60 min

    Exercise and movement plans

    Simple movements chosen for you, shown in the office and checked at each visit, so you know what to do at home between visits.

    How this is paid
  • A practitioner presses on the shoulders of a woman sitting on a treatment table
    30–45 min

    Soft tissue work

    Hands-on work on tight muscles and the tissue around them. It can be combined with an adjustment or exercises when your doctor thinks it fits.

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  • A woman jogs past a tall concrete wall on a city pavement
    45–60 min

    Active and sports care

    For runners, lifters and weekend athletes: hands-on care and exercise, and a gradual return to activity that you and your doctor agree on.

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  • A practitioner stretches the leg of a woman lying on a mat
    60 min first visit

    Posture and desk advice

    A look at how you sit, stand and move through your workday, then a few changes to try. Your doctor may add an adjustment or exercises.

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  • Elderly couple practicing yoga together on mats in a cozy living room setting.
    30 min

    Ongoing care visits

    Regular visits for people who choose to keep seeing a chiropractor after their first plan. Your doctor reviews the plan with you each time, and you can stop whenever you choose.

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How It Works

What a follow-up visit looks like

Shorter than the first visit, and still your call at every step.

A practitioner presses on the knee of a seated woman who holds her shoulder

  • Check in

    Your doctor asks how you have been and what has changed since your last visit.

  • A quick look

    A short exam of the area you came in for.

  • Care, if you agree

    Hands-on care or new exercises. You can say no to any part.

  • Review your plan

    Your doctor goes over the plan with you and changes it if it no longer fits.

Not sure which service fits?

Book a first visit. Your doctor will talk through your options after the exam.

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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.