NEW PATIENT FIRST VISIT
Your first visit is all about understanding the full picture—not just where it hurts, but why it's hurting and what we can actually do about it. We spend 45 minutes diving into your history, conducting a thorough physical exam, and connecting dots most providers miss between your symptoms, your daily habits, and what's actually causing your pain.
You'll leave with a clear diagnosis, a personalized treatment plan that fits your life, and—most importantly—answers that actually make sense. No pressure to commit, no surprise charges, just real information so you can make the best decision for your body.
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what you get
- Comprehensive health history review — We want to know everything: past injuries, stress levels, sleep quality, what makes it better, what makes it worse
- Thorough physical examination — Posture analysis, range of motion testing, neurological assessment, and specific orthopedic tests to identify the root cause
- Clear diagnosis & explanation — We'll tell you what we found, why you're in pain, and how we can help—in words that don't require a medical degree
- Personalized treatment plan — Customized to your body, your goals, your schedule, and your budget with transparent pricing and realistic timelines
What to expect from your first visit to feeling like yourself again
our process
step one
Your First Visit
We’ll talk through what’s been going on, answer every question you’ve been saving up, and make sure we’re the right fit.
From there, we’ll evaluate how you’re moving, what’s contributing to the problem, and decide together what makes the most sense next. If additional testing or imaging is needed, we’ll talk through it—but we don’t order it just because “that’s what everyone does.”
step two
Report of Findings
AKA "Here's What's Actually Going On". We review your exam results, connect the dots between your symptoms, and explain our findings.
step three
Your First Adjustment
If you’re ready, we’ll begin treatment that day.
Then we watch how your body responds.
Some people stabilize quickly. Others need a little more support. That’s why your recommendations evolve based on your progress—not a one-size-fits-all treatment plan.
