Prior to your appointment, you will fill out some paperwork regarding your health & history.

Shortly after getting checked in, you will be taken to a treatment room where the doctor will perform a general physical exam, and then a more specific exam based on your complaint.

After the physical exam, the doctor will perform the adjustment(s) and will recommend other treatments if necessary.

Lastly, you will be given a temporary report of findings, as well as your care plan. You will then be checked out and given an opportunity to schedule your next visit.

Wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothes; if needed, you can ask for a gown.

To help create a comfortable environment, we ask that patients arrive to their appointments fully dressed and with good personal hygeine.

If you have questions on what to wear, do not hesitate to call and ask.

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You definitely can! Focusing on the soft tissues around the abdominal and pelvic areas using the Webster technique can reduce pain and help mom’s body prepare for delivery.

Of course! Certain procedures may help alleviate the symptoms caused by the disc herniation.

Additionally, other parts of your body can work harder to compensate for the pain and/or limited movement, so addressing these other parts can help decrease pain.

Yes, they can! The force used to adjust children is much lighter than what is used for adults.