While spinal issues such as neck, shoulder blade, and back primarily enter a chiropractor’s office, chiropractors are specially trained to evaluate and treat all musculoskeletal issues. Including conditions such as plantar fasciitis, rotator cuff injury, knee pain, headaches, and migraines.

No, a referral is not required to see a chiropractor. Chiropractors are educated to diagnose and treat all health conditions. This means that a diagnosis and referral from another healthcare providers is not required to begin treatment or insurance coverage if applicable.

We are “in network” with some insurance companies. The most common of which are Blue Cross Blue Shield, AllWays Health Partners, and Medicare. It’s important to understand that insurance companies will only cover treatment for “active” injury treatment and will not cover regular “wellness care”.

We provide our patients access to affordable “out-of-pocket” pricing that can range from as little as $40, to as much as $70 a visit depending on services provided.

We do ask that patients give us 24 hour notice on cancellations of appointments. A fee of $20 are charged for those that don’t give us advanced notice.

We do take walk-ins and will fit them in when time permits. However, we are a busy practice that has patients that book ahead in person and/or online. We ask our walk-ins for their patience and respect those that prescheduled ahead of time.