What happens during a first visit at Boise Sports Chiropractic Clinic?

Boise Sports Chiropractic Clinic – Chiropractor in Boise, Idaho 83704

Frequently Asked Questions

The clinic says new patients are welcomed by staff, complete paperwork, and go through an introductory interview before meeting the doctor. The doctor reviews the patient's history, discusses concerns, and decides whether the clinic is an appropriate fit for care. For many adult spine patients, the first visit also includes X-rays and a detailed examination before treatment options are reviewed.

According to the website, X-rays are required for adult patients receiving treatment to areas of the spine. The clinic says imaging helps the chiropractor view spinal structures, look for issues that could affect treatment safety, and better understand how the spine is functioning. They also note that imaging from other clinics may be accepted, depending on how recent it is and whether there has been a new injury.

The clinic describes itself as a cash practice, with payment due at the time of service. It states that it may bill insurance as a courtesy depending on the patient's plan, but it does not bill Medicaid, Medicare, or Tricare. The site lists cash, check, debit, Visa, Mastercard, and Discover as payment options.

The website says no long-term treatment contracts are required. The clinic describes its system as pay-as-you-go and states that patients can stop care whenever they choose. It also notes that visit frequency depends on the problem being treated and that recommendations are individualized.

The clinic lists several treatment options, including spinal adjustment techniques, extremity adjusting, soft tissue work, bracing, taping, and custom orthotics. The site also notes that some patients may receive exercises, stretches, heel lifts, or other home care advice based on their condition.

The website provides appointment request forms and a phone number for booking. It says patients can bring prior imaging or test results to the first visit for review. For foot-related complaints, the clinic asks patients to bring the shoes they wear most often so the doctors can assess how footwear may relate to their symptoms.

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