Frequently Asked Questions

Chiropractic care is a natural, non-invasive form of healthcare that focuses on the musculoskeletal system, particularly the spine, to improve overall health and wellness.

Chiropractors are doctors who treat problems with your spine, joints, and muscles. They use their hands to adjust your spine and help your body heal naturally without drugs or surgery. 

We help with back pain, neck pain, headaches, and injuries from car accidents or sports. We also treat joint pain and help with posture problems. 

Yes, chiropractic care is very safe when done by a licensed doctor. Serious problems are extremely rare. You might feel a little sore after treatment, but this is normal. 

 Yes, we can safely treat people of all ages. We use gentler techniques for children and elderly patients. 

Yes, many pregnant women see chiropractors for back pain. We use special techniques that are safe during pregnancy. 

No, we don't prescribe drugs or do surgery. Instead, we use natural treatments to help your body heal itself. 

We'll talk about your health history and do a physical exam. We might take X-rays if needed. Then we'll explain what's wrong and how we can help you. 

Bring your insurance card, ID, and a list of any medications you take. Wear comfortable clothes you can move in easily. 

Maybe. Some patients get treatment right away, while others need more tests first. We'll let you know what's best for you. 

Most people find adjustments feel good and give relief. You might hear popping sounds - this is normal and doesn't hurt. Some people feel a little sore the next day, like after a workout. 

 Some people feel better immediately, others need several treatments. It's normal to feel a little stiff for a day or two after your first few visits. 

 Regular care, along with exercise and good posture, can help prevent many problems from coming back. 

 We'll teach you exercises and stretches to do at home. We might also suggest changes to how you sit, sleep, or work to help you heal faster. 

This depends on your problem. Some people feel better in just a few visits. Others with long-term problems might need more care. We'll make a plan that's right for you. 

At first, you might come 2-3 times a week. As you get better, visits become less frequent - maybe once a week, then once a month. 

Some insurance plans, including Medicare, cover chiropractic treatment*. Call your insurance company to check your benefits, or we can help you find out. 

*Most insurances only cover adjustments (no maintenance care)

Our self-pay costs are very affordable! We aim to keep your costs low by offering discount packages for people who self-pay. Don't let money worries stop you from getting help!

Call our office or book online. 

Please call at least 24 hours before your appointment if you need to cancel or reschedule. 

• We accept several insurances, including Medicare Part B as a standalone or with a supplement.
• We are in network with most FL Blue plans as well as some Aetna and Cigna plans. 
• Currently, we are not in network with United Healthcare, Wellcare, Medicaid or Medicaid Replacements.