What happens at a first visit at Midwest Sport and Spine?

Midwest Sport and Spine – Chiropractor in Greenwood, Indiana 46143

Frequently Asked Questions

The website says a provider will first discuss your concerns with you, then perform a thorough examination that may include orthopedic, neurological, physical, and chiropractic testing. X-rays may also be used when needed, and some treatment may begin at that first visit. The initial appointment is expected to take about an hour.

New patients are asked to bring any X-rays, ultrasounds, CT scans, or MRI images from the last two years if they have them. The site also says patients can arrive about 20 minutes early to complete paperwork or fill out forms online ahead of time and bring them in completed.

Yes. The chiropractic FAQ says the practice accepts most insurance plans. The new patient page also notes that insurance coverage information is reviewed during the second visit.

The Greenwood contact page allows new patients to request an appointment through the website. For established patients, the site says online scheduling is available exclusively for them, and patients can call the office if the preferred appointment times are not open online.

The clinic states that adjustments are painless for most patients. It notes that people who are new to chiropractic or those with recent trauma may feel some mild discomfort, but many patients report relief, calmness, and improved mobility after treatment.

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