Do chiropractic adjustments at the clinic hurt?

Kaykavoos Kashi – Chiropractor in Baltimore, Maryland 21224

Frequently Asked Questions

Dr. Kashi uses an experienced and generally gentle approach. Some patients may notice minor, temporary discomfort when a stronger technique is needed, but the clinic reports that most new patients find the adjustment more comfortable than expected.

The number of visits depends on your condition and how your body responds to treatment. Dr. Kashi reviews the findings, recommended visit frequency, and expected costs during the second visit.

The clinic accepts cash patients and works with several insurance carriers, including Medicare, Cigna, Aetna, United, CareFirst, Blue Cross, Blue Shield, and plans associated with Johns Hopkins Hospital. Cash-paying patients can contact the office for affordability information.

Patients will typically receive an adjustment during their first appointment, although care is based on the consultation, examination, clinical findings, and the patient's consent.

New patients should bring completed paperwork if available, insurance cards, relevant X-rays or MRI reports, other medical records or physician recommendations, and a current medication list. Forms may also be emailed or completed at the office.

The clinic teaches stretching and condition-specific exercises when patients are ready. Patients may receive diagrams and instructions explaining how often to perform each exercise, with techniques reviewed and expanded during later visits.

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