WHAT TO EXPECT
WHAT TO EXPECT YOUR FIRST VISIT
At High Point Chiropractic we pride ourselves on providing genuine, compassionate costumer service and making every patient feel welcome and comfortable. Our front staff will help you with any scheduling questions, insurance verification, and payment options so you can focus on your health.
Next, you'll meet with one of our doctors for a one-on-one consultation. This is your opportunity to discuss your health history, current symptoms, concerns and goals. the doctor will take the time to listen and understand what's been going on so they can create the best plan for your care.
After your consultation, the doctor will perform a thorough examination to evaluate your condition. If appropriate, you will receive your first chiropractic adjustment during this visit, along with any additional treatments recommended based on your specific needs.
Before you leave, your doctor will explain your personalized treatment plan, discuss what you can expect throughout your care, and answer any questions you may have.
Most patients will also receive a therapeutic modality as part of their visit, which may include electric stimulation, laser therapy, spinal decompression, or therapeutic cupping, which are designed to reduce pain, improve healing and support your recovery.
Our goal is to provide personalized, high-quality care in a welcoming environment where you feel heard, supported, and confident every step of the way.
TYPES OF CARE
Every patient is unique, which is why we never use a one-size-fits-all treatment plan. Our goal is to create a personalized care plan that aligns with your goals while giving your body the best opportunity to heal, recover, and function at its highest potential.
Learn more about the different phases of care to find the approach that's right for you.
PHASE 1: RELIEF CARE
THUMBS UP TO RELIEF
Most patients first visit our office because they are in pain or experiencing discomfort. The primary goal of Relief Care is to reduce your symptoms, restore mobility, and help you start feeling better as quickly as possible. Depending on your condition, this may require more frequent visits at the beginning of care.
While pain may improve quickly, it doesn't always mean the underlying problem has fully healed. Pain is often the last system to appear and the first to disappear. That's why continuing care as recommended gives your body the best opportunity to heal properly and helps reduce the risk of symptoms returning.
