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What a visit includes

Six kinds of visit. Each starts with an exam, and your doctor explains the options, the risks and the cost before care begins.

  • Corrective adjusting

    A hands-on or low-force instrument technique that moves a joint of the spine, hips or shoulders, for adults whose complaint seems to follow how they hold or use their body.

    • A visit includes a short review, the adjustment you agreed to, and what to do between visits

    • How long and how often: your doctor sets a plan after the exam, with no promised number of visits

    • What we do not claim: adjusting does not cure disease or replace medical care, and results vary

    • Low-force options are available

    How this is paid
    A practitioner presses on the shoulders of a woman sitting on a treatment table

  • Spinal decompression

    Time on a table that gently stretches the spine in set cycles, for adults whose exam shows it may suit them. It is not for everyone, and we tell you when it is not for you.

    • A visit includes time on the table fully dressed, with your doctor checking how you feel

    • How long and how often: your doctor suggests a plan after the exam and reviews it as you go

    • What we do not claim: that it treats any named condition or replaces medical care; results vary

    • X-rays only when medically necessary

    How this is paid
    A clinician in a white coat points to a spine X-ray held up to the light

  • Soft tissue work

    Hands-on work on the muscles and connective tissue around your spine, hips and shoulders, often alongside an adjustment.

    • A visit includes myofascial release, trigger point pressure and stretching, as firm or as light as you ask

    • How long and how often: usually part of a visit, with your doctor saying how often

    • What we do not claim: soft tissue work does not correct the spine on its own, and results vary

    How this is paid
    A practitioner stretches the arm and wrist of a patient lying on a treatment table

  • Posture and movement review

    A close look at how you stand, sit, lift and move, for adults who work at a desk or on their feet.

    • A visit includes a posture and movement check, a talk about your workstation and exercises to try at home

    • How long and how often: part of your first visit, then reviewed as you go

    • What we do not claim: posture changes slowly and differently for each person; we promise no particular result

    How this is paid
    A practitioner rests her hands on the shoulders of a man bending forward to check his posture

  • Activity and sport care

    For runners, lifters and people with physical jobs whose complaint shows up under load.

    • A visit includes a movement screen, a look at how you run, lift or carry, and a plan for training around the complaint

    • How long and how often: set after the exam and reviewed as you train

    • What we do not claim: faster recovery or better performance; results vary, and we send you to a physician for an injury that needs one

    How this is paid
    A practitioner lifts the leg of a man lying on his side on a blue treatment table

  • Ongoing care

    Planned visits after your main complaint settles, for adults who choose them.

    • A visit includes a check-in, an adjustment if you want one and updates to your home exercises

    • How long and how often: you choose, and you can stop at any time; your doctor reviews with you whether it still helps

    • What we do not claim: we do not require ongoing visits and you pay for each visit as it happens

    How this is paid
    A practitioner works on the shoulder of a woman lying face down on a beige treatment table

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