frequently asked questions
have questions? we have answers
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click book now and select a first visit appointment time that works best for you. then, fill out the intake paperwork. we look forward to meeting you!
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we’ll begin with a conversation about your health history, goals, and any concerns you have. from there, we’ll assess movement, joint function, and soft tissue. care is always explained before it happens, and techniques are chosen collaboratively based on what feels appropriate for your body.
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it depends- some people come in for short-term relief or injury recovery, while others choose ongoing care to support movement, wellness, or stress management. we’ll make recommendations, but the frequency of care is always your choice.
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yes! we work with people from ages 0-100+, including pregnant folx.
please note- we accept new pregnant clients before the beginning of your third trimester.
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our doctors use a variety of approaches including: manual chiropractic adjustments, drop-table adjustments, activator techniques, Active Release Techniques (ART), soft-tissue work, cupping, scraping, and functional rehabilitation exercises
care is customized each visit and may evolve as your body responds to each visit.
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Active Release Technique (ART) is a specialized soft tissue technique designed to help reduce pain and restore function quickly. It may be helpful if you’re experiencing:
chronic muscle tightness or pain
repetitive strain or overuse injuries
limited range of motion
athletic or work-related movement demands
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some people feel mild soreness, similar to starting a new movement or workout. others feel immediate relief.
we’ll let you know what to expect after your visit and how to support your body with hydration, movement, or rest.
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no, we do not work directly with insurance. we are happy to provide a superbill upon request.
this allows us to create treatment plans based on your needs, not insurance requirements. care is never dictated by visit limits, diagnosis codes, or pre-authorizations— only by what’s clinically appropriate and aligned with your goals.
animal frequently asked questions
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tell your dog we said woof woof.
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animal chiropractic focuses on the alignment and movement of the spine and joints to support the nervous system, mobility, and overall comfort.
care is gentle, precise, and tailored to your animal’s size, age, activity level, and temperament. the goal is to support how your animal moves and functions— not to force change.
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the spine and nervous system work best when properly aligned. we often see animals experiencing IVDD, arthritis, hip dysplasia, injuries, mobility issues, or joint pain.
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all of them!
dogs, horses, donkeys, and zebras can be seen without a vet referral and make up most of our clientele.
all other animals (cats, birds, rodents, reptiles, amphibians, and other exotics) require a written referral signed by your veterinarian prior to treatment.
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if your animal is not a dog or equids (horse, donkey, zebra), then yes.
please download our veterinary referral form to be signed by your vet prior to booking your animal’s first visit.
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your animal’s first visit includes a neurological evaluation, movement assessment, adjustment as clinically warranted, and focuses on building trust. some animals need more time to feel comfortable around providers.
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all animals must be leashed, harnessed or haltered for treatment. we invite you to bring any relevant veterinary records or imaging if available. please allow ample time for them to potty prior to their visit. we recommend bringing treats, toys or comfort items if helpful. if your animal is reactive or anxious and prescribed calming medication, be sure to administer your vet’s prescribed dose at least an hour prior to treatment. if they are muzzle trained, please come with them muzzled.
please note muzzles and safety restraints may be used at the discretion of the provider for everyone’s safety.
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chiropractic care for animals is typically very gentle. most adjustments are well received by animals.
some animals respond immediately with signs of relaxation or increased ease of movement. others may need time to acclimate. we move at your animal’s pace and never force treatment.
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no, we do not accept pet insurance but are happy to provide a receipt of services