What do you believe is the most important thing to consider when choosing a chiropractor?

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Dr. Gabrielle Manto, DC · Answer

The question is what do you believe is the most important thing to consider when choosing a chiropractor? So there is definitely more than one thing But first and foremost do you feel in your gut that this is someone that you can heal with? That the office or the providers or the chiropractors that you're working with are going to help you reach your goals I would also look at the type of training that your chiropractor has especially if you're going for a specialized thing for example If it is pregnancy, postpartum, if it is for your child making sure that your chiropractor has extra training In that field same thing goes with if you're taking care of athletes. What does that look like? And then another thing I would consider is is your chiropractor listening to you? Like really listening to you and making sure that that they are super clear and understand the goals that you have set out for yourself I think it also be a super important factor Another thing is looking at Google reviews can also be helpful looking at What exactly has the office seen with changes? What has their specific success stories been like? I think that can also be really important when choosing a chiropractor But first and foremost really with any provider that you come in contact with or you decide to work with Innately in your gut does it feel like a good fit? It's because if you don't like going to the office if you don't feel like you can heal with that person Then it most likely is not a great fit So listening to your gut through everything will be the loudest voice despite training research zone and so forth

Dr. Lisa Goodman, DC · Answer

What do I believe is the most important thing to consider when choosing a chiropractor? It is a really personal choice, or it can be. I'd like to think that anyone who walks in this room, I can adapt to their needs, wherever they're coming from. And I think that that's the same for most chiropractors. But chiropractors do have different ideas of what wellness care means, or what injury care means, or frequency of treatment. Some chiropractors operate with a big plan, thousands of dollars for unlimited care for the year, or visit to visit treatment, and whatnot. So it is important to find the right fit for you, and I would say that the best way to do that is to try to find a chiropractor through a referral. Find somebody you know who likes their chiropractor, and see if you think that they're going to be a good fit for you. If you're not interested in manual adjustments, you may want to look for a chiropractor who specializes in light force adjustments or other types of manual therapies. If you are an athlete, you probably want to find a chiropractor who's certified as a chiropractic sports physician. If you're pediatric or pregnant, you probably want to find a chiropractor who has a lot of experience or certification in those specialties. So I do think that most chiropractors should be able to adapt to your needs. We are pretty much all generalists in that way, but if you're looking for something specialized, look for a referral or search for somebody certified in those specialties.

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