An effective way to check is by assessing your posture in a mirror. For example, if one shoulder or hip appears higher than the other, chiropractic care may be an appropriate option.
Each person has individual needs and must be assessed accordingly. Only then can specific recommendations be made.
X-rays may be required, especially if the problem is long-standing or there has been trauma. They are only taken when clinically indicated. At Ipswich Spine Clinic, we are fully qualified to take X-rays in our own facilities, at a cost well below the national recommended fee.
Not always. We are registered providers with several major private insurance companies. However, coverage is often limited. To help reduce costs for our patients, we have capped our fees and offer various savings options.
Yes. Chiropractic spinal care uses safe, gentle, and scientifically based techniques.
No referral is required from a GP or any other healthcare provider in order to see a Chiropractor.
Chiropractic care is suitable for both children and pregnant women. Special adjusting techniques are used to ensure safety and comfort.
No. Chiropractic health care is non-invasive and does not involve the use of drugs or surgery.
Yes. Appointments are necessary so that appropriate time can be allocated for your care.
Yes. Just as you visit your dentist for regular check-ups or service your car, it is important to have your spine checked regularly to maintain health.
Yes. Conditions such as these often place extra stress and tension on the spine. If left unchecked, this can lead to further problems. Your chiropractor will carefully consider these factors before recommending appropriate care.
Chiropractors complete a five-year chiropractic degree program. Their training includes the same foundational medical courses as doctors, with additional focus on spinal care, nutrition, exercise, and advanced neuroanatomy, instead of surgery, pharmacology, and emergency procedures.