No mystery, no "let's see how it goes." Here is exactly what happens on day one, in order, with rough timing. Part of the first visit is simply deciding together which discipline — chiropractic, naturopathic, or physical therapy — fits what you are dealing with.
Fill out the new-patient forms ahead of time or in the waiting room. Bring a photo ID and your insurance or FSA/HSA card. If you have recent imaging (X-ray, MRI), bring it on a disc or email it ahead — it saves a step.
Your doctor sits down and listens first. What hurts, when, how long, what you have already tried, and what you actually want to get back to — picking up a grandkid, finishing a round of golf, sitting through a workday without wincing.
Orthopedic, neurologic, and movement testing. Then we decide together whether chiropractic, naturopathic care, physical therapy — or a combination — is the right path. Having all three in-house means you are never sent away to start over somewhere else.
You leave with a clear plan, a written estimate, and an answer to "how long until I feel better." No fourteen-page packets, no pressure to commit to a forty-visit prepaid program.
Many patients start the same day. If today is not the right day — too much pain to tolerate it, you want to think it over, you need to talk to a spouse — that is fine. We will reschedule, no charge.
We verify your benefits before your first appointment, so the front-desk conversation is short and there are no surprises on visit two.
Often billable to insurance. We check your specific plan up front and tell you exactly what is covered before we begin — not after.
Many naturopathic services (injections, PRP, hormones) are paid out of pocket. We keep pricing transparent and quote it before you commit — no bundles, no surprises.
We will verify your specific benefits before your first appointment — just call (480) 704-1050.
If the question on your mind is not here, just call us — we would rather answer it now than have you guess.
A chiropractor (Dr. Jen) focuses on the spine, joints, and nervous system through hands-on adjustments. A naturopathic doctor (Dr. Todd) treats the whole body with natural medicine — injections, nutrition, hormones, and regenerative therapies. Together they cover far more ground than either could alone.
Not at all. Many patients come in for just chiropractic, or just naturopathic care. We simply have both available, so if your case would benefit from the other discipline, the right doctor is already down the hall.
No surgery — these are quick, in-office injections (prolotherapy, prolozone, PRP). Most patients describe brief pressure. They are designed to help the joint repair itself, often as an alternative to surgery.
It depends on what is wrong and how long it has been wrong. We never sell prepaid packages. After your exam we recommend a plan with a clear end-point and revisit it together as you progress.
No. You can call us directly to schedule — no referral required.
Tell us why on the phone. There are many techniques — if a high-velocity adjustment is not for you, Dr. Jen has gentler options that work just as well for many conditions.
Yes, regularly. We document thoroughly, coordinate with your attorney or insurer, and design a recovery plan with a clear goal.
Request a new-patient appointment and we will call you back the same business day.
