Coverage depends on your specific plan. In many cases, insurance may cover traditional treatments such as medications, injections, or surgery, while non-surgical spinal decompression is often considered a non-covered service.

Spinal issues such as herniated discs, bulging discs, degenerative disc disease, or spinal stenosis can lead to nerve irritation, pain, and mobility problems. Patients who come to us have often tried what their insurance would cover — usually pain medications, injections, or being told surgery is the only option.

While these approaches may reduce symptoms, they do not address the underlying disc or spinal mechanics, which is why many patients seek alternatives.

Our clinic offers non-surgical spinal decompression as a drug-free option focused on relieving pressure from the spine and supporting the body’s natural healing processes.

Many patients report improvements in pain relief, mobility, and overall quality of life. Results vary, but we believe people deserve the opportunity to consider all treatment options — not just those covered by insurance.

Regardless of coverage, a consultation and exam at our clinic comes with no obligation to begin care. Our goal is to provide you with clear, useful information so you can make the best decision for your health.

Your first step is an exam and consultation, which takes about an hour. During this visit, we perform a thorough evaluation that includes:

An X-Ray to help us determine how severe any damage may be and where it’s located.

A thorough review of your medical history. A postural and range of motion assessment.

A complete report of findings so we can share with you what we uncovered during the exam and x

The cost for this entire consultation and exam is only . There is no obligation to move forward with treatment, and nothing else will be owed after the exam if you decide not to proceed.

If care is recommended, the cost of treatment varies from patient to patient. Each plan is customized based on the cause of the symptoms, the severity of the condition, and which therapies or combination of therapies are most appropriate.

Our goal is to give you a clear understanding of your options so you can make an informed decision about your health.

Spinal adjustments are one important part of chiropractic care, but they are far from the only thing we do.

Chiropractic training covers the musculoskeletal and nervous systems, which means chiropractors are equipped to evaluate, diagnose, and provide a wide range of non-surgical, drug-free treatments.

At our clinic, we do much more than traditional adjustments. Depending on your condition, your care plan may include advanced therapies such as spinal decompression, laser therapy, vibration with oxygen therapy, or other technologies designed to support nerve and spine health.

We’re also part of a network of doctors across the country who are using these same protocols. Together, we’ve seen thousands of patients report improvements in pain, function, and quality of life — even after other options had fallen short. Every patient is unique, and our focus is on finding the right combination of therapies to meet your individual needs and goals.