Your First Visit
What should you expect during your first visit to Whole Family Chiropractic?
When it comes to gentle care, we're real softies. Chiropractic care is not painful. Around the world, people everywhere are realizing that chiropractic is a better and safer way of obtaining and keeping good health. Chiropractic is a conservative, drug-free approach to better health that has helped millions of people since 1895.
Step One: Free Consultation
The first step is to schedule your Free Consultation at Whole Family Chiropractic with Dr. Bell or Dr. Simpson and explore the opportunities available to you. During this consultation, you will discuss your overall health and previous medical history. Together, we will explore what options are available to you and how you can achieve maximum health and vitality. The consultation is a great opportunity to discuss Chiropractic Care and discover how we can be of service to you.
Step Two: The Examination
Your first examination will allow us to gain a complete understanding of your condition. Sometimes, the exam will also include an x-ray so that we can assess the alignment of your spine and locate any subluxations. On occasion, depending upon your injury, other advanced testing may be required, such as electromyography, M.R.I., Cat-Scan, or blood work may be needed to insure that your condition is properly diagnosed.
Step Three: A Complete Health Care Report
On your return visit, you and your doctor will go over her findings and view your x-rays. We will discuss with you which chiropractic options are best for you in regard to your return to good health. We will also discuss the length of time that we believe is appropriate to heal your current condition. Generally, your care is not a day longer or shorter than it takes for your body to accept the correction. Once the condition has been corrected, Chiropractic care turns into a maintenance plan for you, to keep your body functioning at its best, for life.
Want your first visit to go a little quicker? Click here to print the forms you'll need. You can complete them at home before your first visit