How do I schedule and prepare for my first appointment?

Roland Park Chiropractic – Chiropractor in Baltimore, Maryland 21212

Frequently Asked Questions

The clinic offers online scheduling and also lists phone booking at 443-841-7817. Before your first visit, the clinic asks new patients to complete a patient intake form to share details about symptoms, family medical history, prior injuries, and previous or current providers and treatments.

The clinic advises planning about 90 minutes for the first visit. It describes an initial consultation and a thorough exam that can include basic checks (such as blood pressure, pulse, and reflexes) plus orthopedic and neurological testing to assess range of motion, strength, and nerve function. Based on findings, additional studies like X-ray imaging or an MRI may be considered, and the chiropractor will explain the diagnosis and outline an individualized care plan.

Yes. The clinic describes prenatal chiropractic care as a way to help relieve pregnancy-related aches and pains, support overall health, and prepare for a smoother birthing experience. The website also explains the Webster Technique as a method intended to reduce the effects of misalignments in the sacrum and pelvis through specific analysis and adjustment to support neuro-biomechanical function in the sacral-pelvic region.

Yes. The clinic describes pediatric chiropractic as gentle care that often uses instrument adjusting and craniosacral therapy. The pediatric page lists concerns it may address, including latch and nursing problems, care around pre and post lip and tongue tie procedures, and support for developmental delays and learning disabilities. The clinic also notes CACCP certification for pediatric-focused training.

The clinic offers shockwave therapy as a non-invasive treatment that uses pressure waves to support healing in injured tissues. The website lists examples of conditions where shockwave therapy may be effective, including plantar fasciitis, tennis elbow, shoulder impingement, heel spurs, and chronic tendinopathies.

The clinic describes flexion-distraction therapy as a gentle, non-surgical approach that uses a specialized table to apply gentle pressure and stretch the spine to help relieve pain and improve spinal function. The trauma care page lists examples of conditions it is used for, including herniated discs, sciatica, and low back pain.

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