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Service Description

Key Components of the Initial Evaluation: Patient History: You will complete forms regarding symptoms (location, intensity, type of pain) and medical history (previous injuries, conditions). Initial Consultation: A discussion regarding your health goals, lifestyle, and a review of your symptoms. Physical Examination: A hands-on assessment to identify structural or functional issues, including ((Postural Analysis: Evaluating how you stand and move. Range of Motion Tests: Measuring how well your joints move. Neurological & Orthopedic Tests: Checking reflexes, muscle strength, and nerve function. Palpation: Manually examining the spine for tenderness, tightness, or misalignment.)) Diagnostic Imaging: X-rays or MRIs may be ordered if necessary to examine spinal structure and safety, though they are not always required. Results of the Evaluation: Treatment Plan: The chiropractor will explain their findings and propose a personalized treatment plan. Initial Adjustment: If deemed safe and appropriate, a first treatment or adjustment may be provided during this initial visit. Referral: If the exam reveals a condition requiring another specialist, a referral will be made.