We answer common questions about our $35 new patient chiropractic adjustment, the treatments we offer, where we serve, and how to prepare for care at The $35 Chiropractor in Queen Creek, Arizona.
Key takeaway
Our $35 new patient offering covers an initial exam and your first chiropractic adjustment, and we provide additional treatments such as massage, acupuncture and shockwave therapy at our Queen Creek clinic.
Frequently asked questions
What does the $35 price cover for new patients?
The $35 price covers the initial chiropractic exam and your first adjustment for new patients. It is our introductory price to make first visits straightforward, and additional treatments or follow up visits are priced separately.
How do I schedule my first chiropractic adjustment?
You can schedule a first visit using the appointment or services links on our website, or by visiting our main services page for details. The services page explains the types of visits we offer and links to the chiropractic service page for specifics about adjustments.
What should I bring to my first visit?
Bring a government issued ID and any relevant medical records or imaging if you have them, and be prepared to share a short health history. If you currently see other providers for the same issue, bring those notes or medication lists to help us coordinate care.
What happens during a typical first chiropractic visit?
On your first visit we take a focused history, perform a physical exam, and then provide an adjustment if appropriate. We discuss your goals and recommend follow up options, which may include massage, acupuncture or shockwave therapy depending on your needs.
How long does a visit usually take?
A first visit that includes exam and adjustment usually takes between 30 and 45 minutes. Follow up visits are typically shorter, often 15 to 30 minutes depending on the treatment you receive.
Do you offer massage, acupuncture or shockwave therapy at the clinic?
Yes, we offer massage, acupuncture and shockwave therapy in addition to chiropractic adjustments. Learn more about our full list of treatments on the services hub and on the dedicated shockwave therapy and chiropractic service pages.
Is chiropractic care safe?
Chiropractic care is generally safe when performed by licensed professionals and matched to your health needs. We follow standard safety practices and screen for conditions that may require referral to other providers.
Will chiropractic help my back or neck pain?
Chiropractic adjustments and complementary therapies can reduce pain and improve function for many people with back or neck pain. We evaluate your specific condition and explain which treatments are likely to help and what outcomes you can reasonably expect.
Do you accept insurance or offer payment options?
Insurance coverage and payment options vary, so we explain accepted payment methods and any insurance policies when you inquire or visit our contact page. If you have questions about coverage for specific treatments, our contact and services pages outline where to find that information.
Which areas do you serve?
We serve Queen Creek, San Tan Valley and surrounding neighborhoods in the southeast Phoenix metro area. For specific neighborhood pages and directions, see our Queen Creek location page.
How should I prepare for shockwave therapy or acupuncture?
For shockwave therapy wear comfortable clothing that exposes the treatment area, and avoid applying heavy lotions before the session. For acupuncture wear loose clothing to give easy access to the points being treated.
What are common side effects after an adjustment or therapy?
Common short lived effects include mild soreness, stiffness or temporary fatigue after an adjustment or soft tissue treatment. These normally resolve within a day or two, and we give after care guidance to help you recover comfortably.
How often will I need to come for treatment?
Treatment frequency depends on your condition and goals, and can range from a single visit to a short program of visits over several weeks. We discuss a recommended schedule during your first exam and adjust the plan as you respond to treatment.
How do you handle patient records and privacy?
We maintain patient records in accordance with medical privacy standards and state requirements. If you have questions about how your information is stored or shared, our contact page explains our privacy practices and how to request records.
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