FAQs

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We’re located at 4172 Lake Michigan Dr NW, Walker, MI 49534. East of the Wilson/Lake Michigan Drive intersection, right next door to Peppino’s.

We recommend scheduling an appointment so we can reserve time specifically for you. Same-day appointments may be available.

Appointment length varies depending on the type of visit you’ve scheduled. Our team can provide an estimate when booking your appointment.

Please complete the patient intake paperwork sent to you before your appointment. Also bring a photo ID, insurance card (if applicable), and any recent imaging or records you’d like the doctor to review.

No. Care recommendations are based on your condition, goals, and response to treatment. The decision to continue care is always yours.

Your first visit includes a consultation, health history review, examination, and any recommended testing. We’ll take the time to understand your concerns, explain your findings, and discuss the best options to help you reach your health goals.

Your chiropractor will first review your health history and examination findings to determine what care is appropriate and safe for your condition. Our priority is understanding exactly what’s causing your symptoms before making treatment recommendations.

A chiropractic adjustment is a gentle, controlled movement used to improve joint motion and function. Chiropractic care is safe and effective for many patients when provided by a trained chiropractor.

Not every patient needs X-rays. If they are necessary to better understand your condition and provide appropriate care, your chiropractor will discuss this with you during your examination.

Absolutely. Before starting any recommended care, we’ll review your treatment options, answer your questions, and explain any associated costs.

Spinal decompression is a non-surgical treatment designed to gently relieve pressure on spinal discs and nerves. It is commonly used for conditions such as disc injuries, sciatica, pinched nerves, and certain types of neck and back pain.

Yes. Spinal decompression is a gentle, non-surgical treatment that is safe for most patients.

Yes. Inversion tables use gravity, while spinal decompression uses a computerized table that can be customized to your condition and comfort level.

Yes. If you’re a candidate, you’ll get a complimentary decompression trial during your first visit.

Spinal decompression may help disc injuries, sciatica, pinched nerves, and other causes of neck and back pain, each case is patient specific.

Your first visit includes a consultation, examination, and any necessary testing to better understand your condition. We’ll review your findings with you and explain which treatment options will be the most effective for you.

Red light therapy is a safe, non-invasive treatment for most people. During your consultation, we’ll review your health history and discuss any medical conditions or concerns to ensure it’s appropriate for you. Every patient is different, which is why we take the time to understand your health background and goals before making recommendations.

No special preparation is needed. We simply recommend drinking water and avoiding food for one hour before and after your session to help optimize your results.

We’ll take body composition measurements during your first visit, so we recommend a two-piece bathing suit, undergarments, boxers, or shorts. This allows us to get the most accurate measurements possible. Most importantly, wear whatever you’re comfortable in.

You’ll receive before-and-after measurements during your first visit, and many patients are surprised to see measurable changes after just one 15-minute session.

At the end of your first visit, we’ll review your results and discuss the options available to help you reach your goals. Since every patient’s goals are different, recommendations can vary from person to person.

For the long-lasting results most patients are looking for, multiple sessions are typically recommended. Every patient has different goals, so your program will be customized to your needs. During your consultation, we’ll review your goals and recommend the number of sessions most likely to help you achieve them.

Many patients use HSA funds toward their red light therapy plans. Coverage varies by provider, so we recommend contacting your HSA administrator to confirm eligibility.

Trigenics is a hands-on technique that resets communication between the brain and the body. It restores normal joint, length, and strength function quickly so you can feel better in minutes, not weeks.

Trigenics is a good option for patients who have had trouble getting results from injections, therapy, or pain medication. It can also be useful for patients who want to avoid surgery or have post-surgical limitations. It provides the body with immediate control of unbalanced muscles so you can recover faster.

Trigenics testing is performed before any treatment. If the results show that a patient has significantly short or weak muscles, Trigenics can be very helpful. If the muscle tests are normal, it is unlikely that Trigenics will help that patient.

Trigenics can start working within minutes. Once the brain receives the correct input, the muscles can resume normal function. This is how patients may recover quickly from knee pain, back pain, shoulder pain, and neck pain.

No. The biggest difference is that Trigenics is a neurological technique. The communication with the brain is not meant to make the muscle longer or stronger. Instead, it teaches the brain what is normal for that muscle. This is why training muscles that are inhibited can sometimes make the condition worse. Trigenics can quickly restore normal function so stretching, strengthening, and exercise can be more effective.