Chiropractic F.A.Q.

Can I go to the chiropractor to prevent problems and stay healthy?

Yes, you can! Many patients come that don’t suffer pain. Athletes use chiropractors to optimize their health and performance potential.

Do adjustments hurt?

No, our doctor's approach is always gentle, yet effective.

What are the benefits of chiropractic over medication?

Chiropractic is safe, effective and no side effects. Pain medications are addictive and they don’t fix the problem, only mask the symptoms.

My life is hectic, leaving me little time for doctors. Can you work with my schedule to make an appointment?

We understand time is valuable. We will work with you on scheduling a time that will fit your needs.

Are you on our insurance plan?

We accept most insurance plans. Please call our office to find out if your insurance covers chiropractic. (423) 892-0115

How long does a normal visit last?

A regular office visits lasts 15-20 minutes. Your first visit which includes an exam and possible X-rays can last 30-45 mins.

Do Chiropractors just take care of the lower back?

No, Chiropractors treat the whole spine, head, upper extremities, lower extremities, nerves, muscle, tendons and ligaments. Neuromuscular conditions are their specialty.

I have had headaches all my life, can Chiropractic still help?

Chiropractors have a very high success rate treating patients with headaches. We take the time to pinpoint where your headaches are coming from. Rather than masking the symptoms with medications, we try to restore normal function as to reduce or eliminate headaches completely.

Can pregnant women be adjusted?

Absolutely! Pregnancy makes a woman more susceptible to pain in her back and neck. Chiropractic gently removes these aches and pains effectively without the worry of taking medication and affecting the baby.

Do children go to the Chiropractor?

Yes, they do. Children get injured just like adults, but they heal much faster. Excessive weight in book bags, sports and playing video gaming for hours are all contributing factors to children getting back pain at a younger age.