The First Step To Better Your Health Is Right Here At Copley Square Chiropractic in Boston!
Welcome
Here we will guide you through our 4-step process of becoming a new patient at Copley Square Chiropractic. Please feel free to reference this section, or our entire website, at any time throughout your new patient process.1
Step 1
We strive to make your first visit to our office a comfortable experience. One of our office managers, either Lianna or Amanda, will welcome you and ask you to complete our required forms. These forms will give us important information about you and your condition. She will then walk you back to one of our exam rooms where one of our chiropractors will spend some time asking specific questions about your condition to determine if chiropractic care is right for you. If chiropractic care is not the answer, we can help refer you to another doctor.
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Step 2
After listening to the history of your condition and how it is altering your lifestyle, the doctor will give you a thorough chiropractic examination, such as testing your ability to turn and bend, your reflexes, and other standard postural, neurological, orthopedic, and physical examinations. This important information will allow us to have a better understanding of your condition and how chiropractic care can help you. If your condition is severe enough, we may need to order more advanced testing such as X-rays or an MRI.
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Step 3
After all exams, forms, and any advanced testing are complete, we will discuss all the findings and what course of treatment will work for your condition. Most pain issues do not start over night, so they take time to fix. Some courses of treatment are as short as 3 days, while some are as long as 3 months, with the majority of treatments falling in the 3-5 week range. Unfortunately, getting rid of pain isn't as easy as "putting a bone back in place." It took time for the body to start to feel the pain, and it will take some time for us to help the body heal enough to stop experiencing that pain. You will recieve our best recommendation about a course of care for your specific condition.
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