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What New Patients Should Expect

1. The first thing we do is get introduced and then begin to understand your unique concerns about your health. Our primary objective is to meet your immediate health needs.

2. Based on your stated health goals, we will conduct a health exam so we can evaluate your body’s current function, structure, and status so we can provide an individualized treatment plan that works with you and your unique needs. Please keep in mind that it’s unreasonable to expect that after your initial treatment you will experience a full and immediate recovery. Your current situation is a product of a lifetime of experiences which requires more than one treatment to repair. However, be assured that our practice goal is to get you well as soon as possible.

3. Based on your individualized needs, we’ll work through a well defined treatment plan to correct the issues we’ve identified and reach your goals. We’ll also help educate you along the way so you can pursue a lifestyle of health.

4. You are considering coming to us because you have a problem, and we’re going to help you get through that. Afterward, there’s so much more you can do for yourself to be healthy. And we’re looking forward to teaching you about health as we focus on our Three Step Approach to Wellness. Self-reliance is a beautiful way to have an enjoyable life.

Patient Testimonies:

1. What was it like before you came in to see us?

I was in constant pain with no success from my routine of stretching and exercising (Yoga). It took great pains for me just to hold my head up, which usually took more effort than just letting it lean forward. Consequently I ended up slouching forward. I was also very limited with my side to side movement (head turning) due to pain. For over one year, I was experiencing numbness and tingling in my right hand, using a wrist splint every night at bedtime.

2. How is it now?

Overall, I am about 98% relieved. I feel like a different person. I walk with my head up with no effort. I am able to do Yoga about three to four times a week, and I’m getting better with that! Eventually, we were going to address my right wrist with the constant tingling- but that was resolved itself during the course of my therapy!!

- Christine B.