How fees work

We tell you the cost before we start, out loud and in writing. Here are the answers to what people ask us most.

Insurance and Medicare
We bill Medicare for manual adjustment of the spine, the only chiropractic service Medicare covers. With other plans, call us before the first visit and we go over it together: the plan decides what it pays.
- Medicare: manual adjustment of the spine
- Medicare Advantage: call your plan first
- Other plans: depends on your plan
Medicare, in plain words
If you pay yourself
We tell you the cost of the visit before we start, out loud and in writing. You pay at the end of the visit.
Receipts for reimbursement
Ask for an itemized receipt (a superbill) at every visit; you can send it to your plan, which decides whether to reimburse part of it.
An estimate in advance
If you do not use insurance, you have the right to a Good Faith Estimate. Ask us. We give you a written estimate before the visit.
Checking your coverage
Call the number on your card and ask what it covers for chiropractic care. If you like, Ada helps you prepare the questions.
What the first visit includes
A conversation, an exam and a written plan. X-rays only when they are medically necessary. It takes about 45 minutes.
Your first visit, step by step

Three more answers

Medicare
Medicare covers only manual adjustment of the spine. Exams, x-rays and other therapies are not covered.
Read the Medicare page
If you can't make a visit
Please call us as early as you can. Ask the front desk about our cancellation policy.
If you have questions about your account
Ask Ada, at the front desk. She explains every line of your receipt, in Spanish or English.

Call or write to us. A person answers in Spanish or English and explains the next step.