We operate as an out-of-network provider, meaning we’re free to focus entirely on what will get you the best results—not on the limited checklists of an insurance company.

This deliberate choice allows us to design care around your goals, using the full range of treatments and movement strategies that support lasting progress.

Payment is due at the time of service. Superbills for out-of-network reimbursement are available upon request.

We believe in transparent pricing, with no hidden fees.

• Complimentary Consultation (15–30 min) – Free. A no-obligation conversation to discuss your goals and determine if we’re the right fit.

• Comprehensive Initial Exam (Approx. 90 min) – $300. An in-depth evaluation of your movement, strength, and neurological function, creating your personalized roadmap to recovery.

• Follow-Up Visits (30–60 min) – $85–$170. Length and cost depend on your specific plan, determined together so you always know what to expect.

For details on using your out-of-network insurance benefits, see the question above.

Follow-up visits range from 30 to 60 minutes. This one-on-one time with your doctor goes beyond a simple adjustment, integrating targeted hands-on care, strengthening exercises, and education for lasting results. Session length is tailored to your plan and adapts as you progress.

Absolutely. While we can help with a broad spectrum of challenges, we specialize in two areas where our approach delivers exceptional results:

1. Resolving Complex Pain & Injury – Chronic back or neck pain, sciatica, headaches and migraines, whiplash-related disorders, and injuries that haven’t improved with other treatments.

2. Optimizing Human Performance – Increasing strength for your sport, refining movement for passions like golf or tennis, and building the resilience you need for an active life.

For a deeper look at the problems we solve, visit our Who We Help page.

There’s no cookie-cutter timeline for recovery — and that’s intentional. Our mission is to give you lasting independence, not keep you in endless appointments.

Your recommended plan will be built around three things:

1. Where You’re Starting – What we find in your comprehensive initial exam.

2. What You Want to Achieve – From picking up your grandkids without pain to chasing a personal best.

3. How You Engage in the Process – The consistency and effort you bring to your plan.

After your exam, you’ll get a clear, realistic timeline and strategy so you know exactly what to expect — and can make a fully informed decision about your care.