No. The consultation is an in-person evaluation and discussion of your symptoms, history, and goals. If medical testing or another provider’s input is needed, we will discuss that with you.
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A consultation is a chance to slow things down and talk through what you have noticed, what you have already tried, and what questions you want answered.
During your visit, we may discuss:
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Your health history and goals
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Where and when discomfort or sensitivity shows up
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Changes in balance, activity, sleep, or daily comfort
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How symptoms affect walking, balance, sleep, or daily comfort
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Prior injuries, testing, or treatment
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Current medications, supplements, or lifestyle factors
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Whether our care model may be appropriate for your situation
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Whether another medical provider should be involved first
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Chiropractic Care
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Nutritional Guidance
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Lifestyle Recommendations
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Neurofeedback
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Supportive Therapies Based On Your Symptoms and Goals
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Referrals When Needed
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Whether you are comparing options, preparing questions, or deciding whether to schedule, our team can help you understand what an evaluation may include and what next steps may be worth discussing.
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Not always. Some people schedule because they already have a diagnosis. Others are still trying to understand discomfort, sensitivity, balance changes, or related concerns.
Bring any relevant medical history, test results, medication lists, supplement lists, and notes about your symptoms.
It also helps to write down when symptoms started, what makes them better or worse, and what you have already tried.
Yes. A responsible consultation should include honest guidance.
If your symptoms need medical evaluation first, or if our care model does not seem appropriate, we will discuss that with you.
No. We do not guarantee outcomes or claim to cure neuropathy. Recommendations vary by person and depend on the evaluation.
