Payment is due in full at the time of service unless other arrangements have been made with the office.
The doctor will want to spend some time getting to know your specific case. This is typically a time for the chiropractor to find out background information about your symptoms and conditions. He will take a detailed history to gain a deeper understanding of your case.
After the history has been taken the doctor will perform a series of examinations and procedures. These exams will help the doctor determine what is causing your symptoms. These examinations usually include a thorough neurologic, orthopedic, and chiropractic examination. In some cases, your chiropractor may need to perform some special testing to help determine a proper diagnosis and treatment plan. These tests usually include x-rays and are performed on a case by case basis.
Once the examinations have been completed the doctor will educate the patient on what was found during the examinations and explain the procedures to help alleviate the symptoms. At this point the doctor will answer any questions the patient may have regarding their case. The doctor will provide a treatment plan for the patient and discuss other factors that may help alleviate the symptoms such as diet, lifestyle, and ergonomic changes.
Once the patient decides they would like to receive care, the Chiropractor will explain all procedures during the treatment and any specific instructions the patient should follow after the treatment.
Payment is due in full at the time of service unless other arrangements have been made with the office.