Know what happens before you arrive.
No surprise paperwork, no surprise invoice, and no plan you find out about after you have already committed to it.
From the call to the plan.
Book
Call, or use the chat on this site. Both work at any hour. You will be asked what is going on, whether you have had imaging, and when you are free.
Arrive
Come fifteen minutes early for intake forms, or fill them in from the link we text you. Wear something you can move in.
Leave with a plan
Findings, a recommended course of care with a number of visits attached, the cost, and the date we will reassess.
What to bring
A list of any medications you take, any imaging from the last two years if you have it on a disc or a portal, and clothing you can move in. If you have a referral letter bring that too, though you do not need one to be seen.
What it costs
The first visit is a single flat fee that covers the full ninety minutes, the examination, the movement screen and the written plan. Subsequent visits are quoted in that plan, so you know the total before you agree to any of it.
Figures are omitted here because this is a demonstration. A live practice would publish its own.
Asked and answered.
A live practice would answer this plainly here, including what it does when the answer is no. Vagueness on this question is the single most common reason a patient does not book.
Often, but not always. If the examination turns up something that needs imaging or a referral first, we will tell you and we will not treat.
You will get a number at the first visit, along with the reassessment date. If the plan is not working at the reassessment we change it or tell you this is not the right care for you.
Yes. Calls and messages are answered around the clock, and anything that needs a clinician is in front of one first thing the next morning.