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Starting care at our office is simple. You just give us a call and set up an appointment. If you have insurance with chiropractic benefits (most insurances includes some sort of chiropractic coverage) we will ask you for your insurance information over the phone and will verify your benefits for you so that you have that information ready for your initial visit. We can sometimes provide a same-day appointment, in which case we will do our best to get details about your benefits before your appointment, but you are encouraged to call the number on the back of your card or check your Coverage Benefits booklet to see the details of your coverage.
We are Preferred Providers (in-network) for many insurance companies, such as BlueCross BlueShield/CareFirst, UnitedHealthCare, and Aetna. We provide claim forms for Cigna and many other insurance companies whom we choose not to be In-Network with, and you can then submit them on your own. Feel free to call us and ask if you aren’t sure. Even if your coverage doesn’t include chiropractic, or if you don’t have health insurance, we offer reasonable cash rates.
Whether or not your health concern can be helped by chiropractic care alone cannot always be determined without a consultation or exam, but you can certainly call the office and ask any questions you may have before scheduling an appointment and we will do our best to give you a clear answer. If the front desk can grab Dr. Matt or Dr. Rob to help with a question, they will.
Get started – just call and schedule an appointment. You will need to set aside about an hour for your first visit. Following visits may take anywhere from just 10 minutes to maybe a half hour or more, depending on the specifics of your case.
We have a policy of not keeping anyone waiting too long for their appointment. If you show up on time, you will not be waiting around for your time with the doctor.
You can save yourself more time at the office, and probably do a better job filling out the new patient paperwork, by printing them at home and bringing them in completed.