FAQ

My back doesn’t even hurt. Why should I see a chiropractor?

Many back problems don't cause pain. By the time you feel pain, there is a significant problem with your back. And while adept at decreasing existing pain, chiropractic is better utilized in the prevention of musculoskeletal disorders.

Chiropractors don’t prescribe drugs, how could they help me?

Pain is our bodies alarm alerting us to a problem, not the problem itself. A skilled doctor of chiropractic can identify and address the cause of your pain.
If a fire caused an alarm in your kitchen would you take the batteries out of the alarm, or would you put out the fire?

I’ve heard that seeing a chiropractor can be addictive, what’s that about?

The goal of chiropractic is to allow your body to function at its peak. Once one has experienced the benefits from chiropractic care, one typically desires to maintain them.

Could I be hurt by chiropractic care? Is it really safe?

Chiropractic care is a very safe and non-invasive form of healthcare. The body's response to chiropractic care is far more predictable than its reactions to drug treatments or surgical procedures. Of the nearly one million adjustments given every day in this country, complications are exceedingly rare.

What kind of training do chiropractors receive?

Doctors of chiropractic receive four academic years of doctorate-level education, following a minimum of three years of undergraduate curriculum. They also pass national board examinations similar to those medical doctors must take. Doctors of chiropractic are licensed to practice in all 50 states and make up the third largest licensed health care provider group in the United States.