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Choosing a healthcare provider is a big decision.
 

Our goal from your very first visit is to give you clarity, not pressure.

 

Every person’s situation is different, so we begin by understanding your history, your goals, and whether upper cervical care is truly appropriate for you.

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Your First Visit: Step-by-Step

 

Here’s how your initial visit is structured.

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1. Conversation & Health History

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We start with a detailed conversation about your health history, current concerns, lifestyle, and goals. This helps us understand how your body has been functioning over time and what you’re hoping to change.

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2. Gentle Evaluation & Postural Assessment

 

Next, we perform a careful physical and postural assessment. This includes checking how your body is balancing, moving, and compensating. Everything is done gently and respectfully.

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3. Determine Whether Imaging Is Needed

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Based on your findings, we decide whether advanced imaging is appropriate. If it is, we explain exactly why and what we’re looking for before moving forward.

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4. Review of Findings

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Once we have enough information, we sit down together and review what we’ve found. You’ll see how your body is functioning and whether upper cervical care fits your situation.

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5. Clear Recommendations — No Pressure​

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If care is appropriate, we outline your options and what the process would look like.
 

If we don’t believe upper cervical care is the right solution, we will tell you and help point you in the right direction.

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There are no contracts, no pressure, and no obligation to continue.

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Will I Get Adjusted on the First Visit?

 

Not always.

 

Many patients do not receive an adjustment on the first visit.
 

The purpose of the first appointment is understanding and clarity. We only proceed with care once we have the information needed to do it precisely and safely.

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What Happens After the First Visit?

 

If you decide to move forward, care begins with an observation phase.

 

This phase allows us to see how your body responds over time and how well it holds its correction. Your care is only guided by your body’s progress, your goals, and your results, not by preset timelines or contracts.

 

Re-evaluations are built into the process so we can measure real change and adjust your care as needed.

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What Do Patients Usually Feel After Care Begins?

 

Experiences vary, but many patients commonly report:

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• A sense of lightness or ease in the neck and shoulders

• Improved balance or posture awareness

• Changes in tension patterns

• Better sleep quality

• Clearer head and improved focus

 

Some people feel changes quickly, while others notice gradual improvements as their body stabilizes.

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Our role is to guide the process and let your results determine the pace.

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Visit Logistics & What to Bring

 

First visit length: Most initial visits last between 45-60 min

What to bring: Any existing imaging, relevant medical records, a list of current concerns

Clothing: Comfortable, everyday clothing or "athleisure" is perfect.

Payment: The cost of your visit will be handled securely online prior to your visit.

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Our Commitment to You

 

You will always know:

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• What we’re doing,

• Why we’re doing it,

• And what your options are.

 

Your care is collaborative, measured, and always centered around your goals.

 

If you have questions at any point, we take the time to answer them.

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A Simple Guiding Principle

 

One of the most important ideas behind our approach is this:

 

The longer your adjustments hold, the better off you are.

 

We want you to benefit from upper cervical care while also maintaining your chiropractic adjustments as long as possible, so that care fits into your life instead of feeling like you live at the office.

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What that looks like varies from person to person, and it’s something we discuss in real time as we observe how your body responds. For now, the focus is simply on helping you feel better, move better, and understand what your body needs to stay that way.​

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Our Approach

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Care should be guided by real progress, not assumptions.

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We don’t rush long-term decisions.

 

Your personal goals and progress will decide the next step. 
 

We let your body show us the way forward.