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FAQ

1. My schedule is hectic, can the office hours accommodate me?

We understand that you are living to your fullest potential and being the best version of yourself. We are here to support you! We pride ourselves on doing our best to accommodate our practice members’ busy schedules. We have late hours 3 days a week so that you can come in to elevate your health.

1. Do you take insurance?

We offer a complimentary insurance benefits check when you come in for your consultation. You will know exactly what your insurance covers before you incur any charges. Our fundamental belief is to build long-lasting relationships based on trust. So when you come into the practice, before you incur any cost, we will review all of it with you.

1. Are all patients adjusted the same way?

Every person’s health is as unique as their fingerprint. We gather information on your current health concerns, as well as your health history and perform a complete diagnostic evaluation. We then create a customized plan to help you successfully reach your health goals. While there are common symptoms people suffer from (i.e., lower back pain, headaches) each individual has a different health history and our focus is to address your concerns specifically getting to the root cause.

1. How does chiropractic work?

The brain communicates with the body via the spinal cord and nerves, which are like the superhighways or roadways of the body. What can happen, is the spine itself can shift out of alignment, causing pressure on the spinal cord and nerves, not only causing pain, and irritation, but also leading to dysfunction of the cells, organs, and tissues of the body. This is called a Vertebral Subluxation Complex, or simply Subluxation. We believe that our bodies are extraordinary and are designed to be healthy. Yet nerve interference in the spine prevents the brain from communicating with the rest of the body. That nerve interference prevents our bodies from being 100% healthy. Through an adjustment, we gently remove the nerve interference which allows your body to express true health. With health restored, you can unlock your God-given potential and achieve greatness!  

1. What conditions do chiropractors treat?

Chiropractors don’t cure anything. Rather, we detect and correct subluxations enabling the body to engage its own incredible natural healing abilities. Chiropractic care is the practice of correcting subluxations of the spine, through the use of precise analysis, and specific, gentle adjustments to re-align the spinal bones. This then ensures proper functionality of the Central Nervous System, allowing the body to function and heal naturally.  We are very proud of the many testimonials we see in our office from people suffering from:

Allergies, asthma, ADHD, PMS, ear infections, bedwetting, reflux, disc issues, migraines, headaches, neck and back pain, nerve pain, and many more.  

1. Is chiropractic treatment safe?

YES! Chiropractic is a non-invasive, drug-free discipline designed to remove the interference that prevents the brain from communicating at 100% to the rest of the body. We strive to always incorporate the latest research and technology and to utilize evidence-based practice to give you the most advanced, specific, and scientific chiropractic care available today.

1. Does Chiropractic treatment require a referral from an MD?

No referral is required. However, Doctors of Chiropractic recognize the value and responsibility of working in cooperation with other healthcare practitioners when in the best interest of the patient.

1. Is chiropractic treatment appropriate for children?

Yes! Many families benefit from chiropractic care for their children, from infancy through teenage years, for various health concerns and ongoing wellness care. Chiropractic provides safe, gentle, and natural solutions for your child. Check out all of our testimonials on Facebook!

1. What type of education and training do chiropractors have?

Doctors of chiropractic are well educated. Chiropractic education and medical education are similar in many respects and different in others because chiropractors do not prescribe drugs or perform surgery, and medical doctors do not correct vertebral subluxations. After graduating with a doctor of chiropractic (D.C.) degree, each candidate passes the demanding four-part National Board Examinations. Then, doctors apply to a governmental or professional licensing board and must pass a more difficult test before being granted the privilege to practice. A chiropractor’s education, however, never ends. Most doctors complete regular postgraduate instruction for license renewal and to stay current on the latest research and adjustment techniques.

Dr. Naeema is fully trained to handle the needs of pregnancy; She has taken additional training and achieved certification through the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association (ICPA). 

1. How much will it cost?

Every person and case is different, it is difficult to be sure how much it will cost before the doctor has had a chance to evaluate you and determine what care, if any, you will need. But we do offer you a complimentary consultation, so the doctor can determine the specifics of your case and estimate the costs before you incur any charges.

1. What is the “Popping” noise sometimes heard during an adjustment?

What you hear is not bones “cracking”. The sound is caused by gas rushing in to fill the partial vacuum created when the joints are slightly separated. This sound is painless and totally harmless.