Miami Chiropractor FAQs

First, we discuss your symptoms, health history and treatment goals. Next, the chiropractor performs an examination. Afterward, we explain the findings and recommend the next steps for your care.

Bring a photo ID, your insurance card and any relevant medical or injury records. Additionally, bring referral or authorization documents when your insurance plan requires them.

Appointment length depends on the type of visit and the services provided. Generally, a first visit takes longer because it includes a consultation and evaluation. However, follow-up visits may take less time.

You can call (786) 536-5081 or use our online booking portal. Afterward, our team will help you prepare for your visit.

Many patients do not need a referral before scheduling an appointment. However, requirements can vary by insurance plan. Therefore, contact our office so we can help review your benefits.

Many health insurance plans include chiropractic benefits. Nevertheless, copayments, deductibles, visit limits and covered services can vary. Therefore, benefit verification is recommended before treatment begins.

First, contact our office with the information shown on your insurance card. Then, our team can review the available information and explain your next steps. You can also view our accepted insurance page.

Yes, you can request an appointment before verification is complete. Afterward, provide your current insurance information so the office can review your available benefits.

Chiropractors commonly evaluate back pain, neck pain, headaches, sciatica, joint discomfort, muscle tension and injury-related symptoms. However, similar symptoms can have different causes. Therefore, an examination is important before treatment begins.

Chiropractic adjustments are designed to be controlled and appropriate for the patient. Although some people may experience temporary soreness, many tolerate treatment well. Moreover, the chiropractor can modify care based on your comfort.

The number of visits depends on your condition, symptoms, goals and response to care. Consequently, the chiropractor develops an individualized plan after evaluating you.

Yes. Depending on the patient’s needs, care may include therapeutic modalities, massage therapy, decompression, exercise guidance or other services. In addition, these options may complement a broader chiropractic treatment plan.

Chiropractic care may be considered for certain causes of back pain and restricted movement. First, the chiropractor evaluates the problem. Then, a treatment plan may be recommended based on the findings.

Yes. Patients often seek evaluation after an accident for neck pain, back pain, stiffness and soft-tissue injuries. Moreover, some symptoms may not appear immediately. Therefore, consider scheduling an evaluation when pain or restricted movement develops.

Sciatica can involve pain, tingling or numbness that travels into the leg. However, several conditions can produce similar symptoms. For that reason, an evaluation is necessary before recommending care.

Consider scheduling an evaluation when pain, stiffness or restricted movement affects your normal activities. Additionally, seek appropriate medical attention promptly for severe symptoms, major trauma, sudden weakness or other urgent concerns.