Frequently Asked Questions
You'll be heard first. We'll sit down and talk through your health history, including what you've tried, what's worked, what hasn't, and what you're hoping to get back in your life. Then I'll perform a detailed neurological evaluation, examine your spine's motion, and take specialized upper cervical X-rays and a cervical motion study to pinpoint exactly what's happening with your spine and nervous system. My goal isn't to chase symptoms; it's to find the cause.
Most healthcare providers ask, "Where does it hurt?" I ask, "Why isn't your body functioning the way it was designed to?" Your body has an incredible ability to heal; it just needs interference removed. We focus on the upper cervical spine, especially the atlas, because the nervous system controls every function in your body, and physical, chemical, or emotional stress can disrupt that communication. My goal is to find the cause, restore proper brain-body communication, and give patients something many have lost: hope.
We're out-of-network with all insurance companies, which lets me recommend the care I believe is best for you rather than what an insurer dictates. We'll verify your benefits upfront so you know your coverage. We accept cash, credit cards, HSA/FSA cards, and personal injury liens when appropriate.
Yes, periodically throughout the year. Check our website or call the office for the current offer.
It varies by person; your history, how long you've had the problem, and your nervous system's condition all play a role. After your exam, I'll explain what I found, why you're experiencing your symptoms, and what I believe gives you the best path to long-term improvement.
Often, yes. Call as early as possible, especially if your symptoms are affecting your quality of life, and we'll do our best to get you in quickly.
Yes. After your consultation, neurological evaluation, and X-rays, I'll analyze your films to determine your exact atlas misalignment (your "listing") and perform your first correction before you leave, specific to your anatomy, never a one-size-fits-all adjustment.
