At Live Well Chiropractic, we offer our paperwork online so you can complete it in the convenience of your own home.
Your first visit is focused on getting to know you and learning more about what brought you into our office.
We will begin with a one-on-one consultation to discuss:
After your consultation, the doctor will complete a thorough chiropractic examination. This may include posture, range of motion, neurological and orthopedic testing, and other evaluations based on your individual needs.
Digital scans will also be a part of this visit. These scans allow the doctor to see the structure and alignment of your spine and identify areas that may require special attention, including nutritional deficiencies.
In most cases, your first visit is focused on gathering information rather than beginning treatment. We want to take the time to carefully review your examination findings and scans before making recommendations.
*You will not receive an adjustment on your first visit.
Your second visit is one of the most important parts of the process. After reviewing your examination and scans, the doctor will sit down with you to clearly explain what was found.
During your Review of Findings, we will discuss:
We believe you should fully understand your health and your options before making a decision about care.
*Your first chiropractic adjustment will be performed during this visit.
When you choose to begin care, future visits are generally much shorter. A typical chiropractic visit may include an adjustment and any additional therapies recommended as part of your individualized care plan.
Your progress will be monitored along the way, and periodic evaluations may be completed to determine how your body is responding.
No two people are exactly alike. Some patients come to us for pain relief, while others want to improve mobility, function, posture, or their overall quality of life.
Our goal is not simply to cover up symptoms. We want to identify areas of dysfunction, help your body work more effectively, and give you the information you need to make confident decisions about your health.
