FAQs

Chiropractic is a health therapy that concerns itself with the relationship between the nervous system and the function of the body. The nervous [...]

Chiropractors are University trained, undergoing a 5-year double degree in Chiropractic. This university training includes hands on clinical training during the fourth and [...]

There are many ways to adjust the spine. Usually, the Chiropractors hands apply a gentle pressure (thrust) specifically designed to correct the misaligned [...]

No. You do not need a medical doctor referral to see your Chiropractor. Chiropractors are primary health care practitioners therefore a referral is [...]

On your first visit, we will sit down with you and discuss your immediate health concerns (usually the main reason you have contacted [...]

X-Rays are a useful tool to allow Chiropractors to assess how longstanding your spinal problems are. Often spinal degeneration/arthritic changes can be clearly [...]

In most cases, chiropractic adjustments do not hurt. In fact, most people find that having an adjustment is very relaxing. People often express [...]

Spinal problems, often neglected since early childhood, may require ongoing supportive care for optimum spinal function and results. These long-standing problems are often [...]

Yes. We accept, treat, and manage all TAC and WorkCover claims. We will work directly with these services ensuring we are able to [...]

Generally, chiropractic is not covered by Medicare. However, chiropractic is an allied health discipline covered by the Medicare Chronic Disease Management Program (formerly [...]