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Do you accept my insurance?

We are out-of-network with all insurance companies except Medicare/Medicare Advantage Plans. This is so the doctor can treat her patient as she feels necessary without disruption by insurance companies. We do offer to our patients who wish to use their insurance out-of-network courtesy billing or we can provide the correct
paperwork for patients to file their claims. How payment it will work? If the patient pays 
at the time of service, then claims can be filed, and at a later date, you shall receive reimbursement from your insurance company.

What does my Medicare insurance company cover?

To find out what your insurance company covers exactly for chiropractic care out-of-network, you will need to call the company, there should be a number for
members on the back of your insurance card or if they have a website you may be able to find your benefits there. Medicare covers spinal adjustments only. They do not cover exams, x-rays, or extremity adjustments from a chiropractor. If you have a deductible, that must be met before Medicare pays for an adjustment.

We only file with Medicare/Medicare Advantage Plans

Fee For Chiropractic Care

New Patient Visit: $85
Spinal Adjustment Visit: $45
Spinal & Extremity Adjustment Visit: $60
Extremity Adjustment Visit: $20
KT Tape Application: $10

Age-Related Care: Why Do I Need Care?

Infancy: Even before infancy, in the mother’s womb the developing spinal column has stress. The mother’s activities, pressure within the womb, and the mother’s neurological dysfunctions. A normal vaginal labor is the safest, but still very traumatic.


Childhood: The point of life where falls and accidents leave a lasting consequence. Bumps and falls are part of learning to crawl and walk. Infants and young children cannot express themselves to adults when they are in pain or feel joint restrictions beyond crying. A maximum functioning nervous system is VITAL in infants and children for development, boosting immunity, and preventative wellness for later on in life.


Adult: The signs/symptoms of childhood injuries surface if they have not been resolved. Stress is at its highest. Aches and pains from daily activities develop. Emotional and chemical stress affect the body just as much as physical stress. A fast-paced lifestyle, with added stress, leads to stress-related disorders of muscle, nerve, and joint dysfunction.


Elderly: The “wear and tear” age. The quality of life is depleting. Conditions of arthritis,
decreased range of motion, and fatigue are irreversible. Chiropractic care for the elderly is beneficial for managing the conditions only. Managing the spine by removing the restriction from joints to keep them functioning at their best and letting the individual experience a better quality of life. It is important to get your spine checked before the symptoms are irreversible. 

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