WHAT IS A CHIROPRACTIC ADJUSTMENT?

A chiropractic adjustment can vary in technique but has the same goal: to improve neurofeedback to a joint by applying motion to a restricted joint. Better joint mobility allows for better rehabilitation!

WHAT IS DRY NEEDLING?

One of the most effective forms of soft tissue treatment. Dry needling is commonly called “trigger point needling.” Needles will be placed into trigger points (commonly referred to as “knots”) in the muscles. The needles will cause micro-trauma which will increase blood flow bringing health cells and eventually decrease the swelling in the muscle tissue.

DO YOU ACCEPT INSURANCE?

At this time, we are participating in- network with Blue Cross Blue Shield PPO/HMO plans, Mass General Brigham HMO/PPO United Health Care PPO/HMO plans, and Aetna PPO/HMO plans; contact your service provider for chiropractic benefits. We participate out-of-network with other insurances. We are able to provide superbills to be reimbursed approximately 40-100% of your appointment costs, depending on your insurance policy.

No Insurance: Our visits range from $65-$95 depending on what is being performed. We offer budget plans and discounted bundled services.

WHAT TO EXPECT ON YOUR FIRST VISIT:

Please complete all initial paperwork, via Jane App before your apartment starts. After a thorough history and exam, we will discuss the risks and benefits of chiropractic care. After agreeing on the problem and plan, we will move forward with treatment. You will be given therapeutic exercise and lifestyle recommendations to maintain your progress between appointments! After your first adjustment it is common to experience muscle soreness, it is recommended to drink extra water and apply ice!

CONDITIONS WE CAN HELP WITH:

This is a non-exhaustive list of common conditions managed with chiropractic care: arthritis, posture-related pain, headaches, healing after an accident or whiplash, joint pain and dysfunction, lower back pain, mid back pain, neck pain, sciatica and any other radiating pain in the upper and lower extremity, and stiff muscles or muscle aches.