
What is Chiropractic?
Chiropractic is an overall way of looking at the human body. It's based on the idea that the body is self-sustaining and self-healing. The body is in essence completely controlled by the brain through its connection via the spinal cord and the vast networks of nerves that make up the body. When this system is not functioning at its peak, the overall performance of the human body is lacking.
In the chiropractic world, drugs and medicine are not utilized as a form of treating a patient. While supplementation and nutrition are almost always a part of the bigger picture, drugs and prescriptions can be viewed as band-aids to treat symptoms rather than going to the source and treating the real problem.
While it's often perceived that the chiropractor is solely here to treat back and neck pain, this is simply a small piece of what the profession really is capable of handling. Chiropractors not only treat soft and hard tissue problems such as sciatica and joint pain, but are largely called on to deal with more significant issues. Some of these issues include fibromyalgia, allergies, insomnia, headaches and many more.
For Preventative Health
Preventative chiropractic care focuses on maintaining spinal health and preventing injuries or health issues before they arise. There are several key benefits to preventative health including reduced pain and discomfort, improved function and performance, supporting whole-body wellness and early detection and correction.


What to expect
Going to the Chiropractor is a new experience for many of us. Maybe we've heard through a friend or have done some research online. .
Here is what to expect on your first visit to a chiropractor.
What goes on during your 1st chiropractic visit:
1. Initial paperwork (about 3 pages), which you fill out online or can come 30 minutes before your appointment to fill out.
2. Come into the office where you’ll sign a few documents we need.
3. We will take you to the back and do a medical history followed by vital signs and range-of-motion of your neck and lower back. We will also evaluate your posture through a foot scan.
4. We will take you across the hall to the exam/x-ray room where you will watch a short 5-minute video on what we do here. You’ll hear the term Subluxation; a bone putting pressure on the delicate nerves.
5. The doctor will step in and introduce himself and do a short neuro, ortho, and chiropractic exam, checking you for subluxations.
6. Next, x-ray(s) are taken if necessary. Following the x-ray(s) the doctor will show them to you.
7. You’ll go to the adjusting room and the doctor will adjust your Subluxations. Afterwards the doctor will explain what to expect and he will call you that evening to check on you.
8. Lastly, you’ll go to the front desk to schedule your next appointment for a report of the findings from the exam, x-ray(s), and the foot scan.
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