3. Comprehensive Examination
The doctor will perform a physical assessment focusing on your range of motion, neurological function, and orthopedic health. This is a gentle process—we are looking for the source of your pain, not trying to increase it.
4. Diagnostic X-Rays
For most personal injury cases, specialized X-rays are a critical safety requirement. These images allow us to:
- Identify "hidden" injuries like whiplash or structural misalignments.
- Rule out fractures or more serious underlying conditions.
- Create a precise "blueprint" for your adjustments.
5. Your Personalized Treatment Plan
Once the doctor has reviewed your exam results and X-rays, we will present a Report of Findings. We will explain exactly what is wrong and how we intend to fix it. We will outline the frequency of care needed and the expected timeline for your recovery before any treatment begins.