Frequently Asked Questions

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I perform a manual therapy that involves using my thumbs to apply deep pressure into the muscles and connective tissues to address a variety of musculoskeletal issues, including neck and back pain, headaches, rotator cuff strains and tendinitis, golfer's and tennis elbow, wrist strains, carpal tunnel syndrome, hip bursitis, gluteal tendinitis, quad and hamstring strains, patellar tendinitis, shins splints, ankle sprains and plantar fasciitis. I do not adjust patients.

• New patients and existing patients with new injuries will be scheduled for 75 minutes. An exam will be done to assess the injury, and then there will be plenty of time for treatment (manual therapy) and rehabilitative exercises.
• Follow-up visits will be either treatment only for 30 minutes, or treatment and rehab for 60 minutes (this is optional, based on your individual needs).

New patient/new injury: $180

• 75 minute appointment with exam, treatment and rehab

New injury - no rehab, exam and treatment only: $130

• 45 minute appointment for a reoccurrence of an injury that you have received rehab exercises for in the past

Treatment and rehab: $150

• 60 minute follow-up if additional rehab is needed

Treatment only: $100

• 30 minute follow-up that does not include rehab

Consultation: $30

• 15 minutes, includes exam with possible recommendations for treatment, does not include treatment

Initial nutrition consultation: $200

• 60 minute appointment that covers an in depth health history and review of nutritional status, recommendations for functional medicine testing, development of initial nutrition program 

Nutrition follow up: $100

•  60 minute appointment to review results of functional medicine testing, assess nutritional status, evaluate current nutrition program 

Yes!  Chiropractic care is considered a qualified medical expense and you can use your HSA (or FSA, HRA) card to pay.

No, I don't accept any forms of insurance.  However, you are able to use your HSA, FSA or HRA card to pay for your appointment.  

Please wear clothing that allows me to get to the areas that need to be treated.  The majority of the time, I work directly on the skin and I use coconut oil unless you have an allergy or sensitivity. Stretchy shirts that allow me to get to the shoulder or upper back and shorts that give access to the knee and thigh are helpful. 

Yes, I have treated many kids over the years. 

Typically, it takes me 3-4 appointments to resolve an injury.