Frequently Asked Questions in Westchester CA

Chiropractic is the second largest of the three primary healthcare providers in the United States. It is a method of health care which is conservative and which does not utilize drugs or surgery. It is a holistic (total person) method that deals with treating the cause of the problem rather than just the symptoms.

The Doctor of Chiropractic (D.C.) is a highly trained health care professional who considers the human body as a total functioning unit, and gives special attention of the spine, the muscles, and the nerves, circulatory and skeletal systems. The chiropractor seeks to relieve pain, illness and disability utilizing skillful manipulations (adjustments) of the vertebrae and other joints.

Yes, to obtain a Doctor of Chiropractic degree, one must complete 4,800 hours specialized academics from an accredited college before completing the national and state boards. A chiropractor is a highly trained healthcare professional with a minimum of six years of college study including internship. In addition, a chiropractor must complete 24 hours of continuing education every year to renew their license.

Chiropractic is very safe. Our treatments are designed to meet the health needs throughout the life span, from newborns to the elderly. Due to the low risk of chiropractic care our malpractice insurance is likely to be lower than your car insurance.

The research shows chiropractic is one of the most cost effective healthcare professions and is the least expensive form of health care out there.

Our caring team of professionals is ready to meet with you to discuss your healthcare needs. We provide a variety of innovative screenings and treatment options. We will help to design a program that is right for you.

The easiest way to find a nearby chiropractor is to search via Google, Yelp or ask for a friend for a referral.

We do corrective care and it has a definite end. We do not treat any patient a single visit more than they need or want.

Other than spinal conditions Chiropractic also treats carpel tunnel, shoulder, knee and hand injuries, headaches, sports injuries, postural problems, tendinitis, just to name a few.