Frequently Asked Questions in Vineland

No, we have several methods of achieving the same result. We can use trigger point therapy and instruments to achieve the same result.

We treat people of all ages, children included. Chiropractic care is for anyone, any age.

Absolutely yes it can. Especially those headaches caused by cervical issues.

Yes, our chiropractic is great for shoulder pain.

As with back pain, we adjust the neck and decompress joints increasing range of motion and reducing inflammation that causes pain.

Absolutely, yes. Chiropractic treatment is a great option for helping to reduce sciatica.

Chiropractic care is about the best conservative treatment you can have for back pain. It’s great because there are little to no side effects as with medications and it gets to the source of the problem and treats it.

The cost of the first visit to Back Pain Relief Center in Vineland is $130. This includes examination and consultation.

The first visit at our chiropractic office typically takes around 30 minutes for us to examine you and discuss your issue. This can include X-rays.

Yes, credit cards are accepted for payment.

Basically, as many times as you need to be better. We don’t offer long-term treatment plans, so we aim to get you out of pain as quickly as possible. You can come in as often or not as you like. Your choice.

Yes, we see a lot of patients with workers comp. No problems.

Accident injury victims are one of our key services. We help with injuries like whiplash and other impact-based injuries caused by car accidents including back pain.

Absolutely, it’s a key service and we have helped many patients with their auto accident issues.

You can see our hours on our site or our Google listing. We are currently open Monday to Thursday from 8:30 am to 6:00 pm.

Being walk-in friendly is one of our mantras. We do accept appointments as well if you need to be seen at a specific time, but we are always walk-in friendly.

Yes, it is. You can call us to find out your exact coverage based on your insurance, call us at (856) 690-8883.

No, if you have back pain, neck pain, whiplash injury, wrist pain, sciatica, shoulder pain or more, just come in and we will examine you and help you.

The term chiropractor derives from the Greek cheir (by hand) and praxis (action), which means “done by hand.” The action of chiropractic care applies manual therapy to the spine and joints to improve function and reduce inflammation that causes pain.

Not at all. The popping or cracking sounds that can sometimes be heard during an adjustment aren’t actually bones making that sound. Between the joints, small has bubbles exist and when high velocity adjustments are performed, these bubbles are put under immense pressure, causing them to pop. It’s this sound that can be heard during an adjustment. If you crack your fingers, notice you can only do this once, it can take several minutes for the bubbles to reform allowing you to crack again.

For patients who still feel uneasy about the popping sounds, we have other solutions to help with the adjustment that don’t require that popping.

Insurance certainly does cover chiropractic visits. It is always best to call ahead with your insurance details so that we can verify your coverage.

Chiropractic treatments are very safe, with complications extremely rare. A full examination is provided prior to any treatment to ascertain issues the patient has, along with any necessary imaging such as X-Ray or even MRI in certain cases.

Yes, in fact there is a special type of chiropractic adjustment which has been devised for pregnancy termed the Webster Technique. It was created by Dr. Larry Webster back in the 1980s and is a specific set of chiropractic techniques taking into account pregnancy. Specially trained chiropractors in this technique are able to help expectant mothers experience relief from their back pain from carrying their child, particularly in the second and third trimesters.

There is no chance of becoming addicted in the sense that someone may become addicted to opioids. Having said that, it is not uncommon to see patients having regular chiropractic treatments once or twice a month even if they are not in pain as it helps keep the body flexible and prevent pain in the future. Many top athletes receive chiropractic adjustments on a regular basis to help their bodies remain at optimum performance.

There have been many studies looking at the effects of chiropractic and children, and as with adults, chiropractic care overall is beneficial for children. Anthony Rosner, PHD stated in his book Current Concepts- Vertebrobasilar Complications following Spinal Manipulation says, “Chiropractic adjustments are among the safest procedures in the provision of human health care service, when compared to morality and morbidity rates in medical practice.”

To become a Doctor of Chiropractic, 4 years of study is necessary on top of a minimum of 3 years undergrad study making a minimum of at least 7 years study.

Absolutely, in fact, chiropractic care is often used in post-op recovery situations along with physical therapy.

Every patient is different and each condition is different, so there is no one size fits all. In the majority of cases, patients can see a difference as soon as the first visit or it may take one or two more. For more severe cases, then a treatment program may be advised along with at home exercises to help with recovery.