When you arrive, you’ll be greeted warmly by our office manager. If you haven’t already completed your paperwork online, you’ll be given it to fill out in the office before your adjustment, so we have everything we need to give you the best possible care.

Before your exam, you’ll have the opportunity to use our spinal traction table — similar to a massage bed — which helps warm up and relax your muscles. This preps your body so the doctor can perform a smoother, more effective adjustment once your exam is complete.

After traction, you’ll be taken back for a thorough exam and consultation with the doctor, including a hands-on palpation exam. This is also where the doctor walks through your concerns, questions, and specific goals for your appointment, so your care plan is built around what you actually need.

If you’re coming in for an adjustment, the doctor will perform it during this visit, walking you through exactly what to expect along the way. He’ll also discuss any additional services that could help you reach your goals — whether that’s weight loss, injury prevention, or another area of focus — so you leave with a clear picture of your full care plan.

No. As a licensed chiropractor, I’m a primary healthcare provider, which means you can schedule an appointment directly without needing a referral from another doctor.

Not at all. While back pain is one of the most common reasons patients come in, I regularly treat neck pain, headaches, joint pain, and sports injuries. I also help patients dealing with digestive issues, sleep problems, and overall wellness goals.

Yes. When performed by a properly trained and certified chiropractor, adjustments are safe for patients of all ages — including infants, pregnant patients, and seniors.

For most patients, adjustments are not painful. You may feel some pressure or hear a popping sound, which is a normal release of gas from the joint — not bone movement.

Many insurance plans, including some Medicare and workers’ compensation plans, cover chiropractic care. I’m happy to verify your specific coverage for you in the office.

Shockwave therapy uses high-energy acoustic sound waves delivered through a handheld device to stimulate healing deep within your tissues, tendons, and bones — triggering your body’s natural regenerative process.

Most patients notice real improvement within one to three sessions, although your specific treatment plan will depend on your condition, symptoms, and goals.

Most patients feel some pressure or mild discomfort during treatment, but it is generally well tolerated. You can return to your normal routine immediately after your session.

Cupping typically feels like pressure or a pulling sensation rather than pain. Some patients notice mild soreness or temporary discoloration on the skin afterward, which usually fades within a few days.

Cupping is commonly used to relieve muscle tension, reduce inflammation, improve circulation, and support recovery. It is often used alongside chiropractic adjustments to provide more complete results.

Yes, when performed by a trained professional. It is a low-risk treatment, although it may not be recommended during pregnancy or for patients with certain bleeding conditions. I’ll always review your health history first to make sure it is a good fit for you.