Most Chiropractic Clinic recognizes that cost is a worry to some when it comes to you choosing your chiropractic care. Our staff at Most Chiropractic Clinic is most knowledgeable and is here to walk you through your particular circumstance.
Please understand that although not every chiropractic treatment technique has gone to the degree to develop and publish its algorithm of decision-making - its "standard of care" - a specific algorithm of decision-making is published regarding application of Cox Technic flexion distraction and decompression, our highlighted chiropractic technique of choice. This accepted and published protocol calls for 3 to 6 visits per week as acceptable for care of a radicular pain patient (one who has severe pain shooting down the leg or arm) and 2 to 3 visits per week for a non-radicular patient (one whose pain is found only in the back or neck).
If your chiropractic insurance coverage includes spinal manipulation, it will pay for the Cox Technic. Most insurance companies do pay for therapy such as interferential electric stimulation, intersegmental traction, cervical/lumbar traction(spinal decompression) but do not pay for hot/cold therapy, tens units, nutrition, support belts, or orthotics).
Realize that insurance coverage does not control what is necessary to manage your spinal pain - leg pain, arm pain, neck pain or low back pain. Dr. Most will recommend the treatment, therapy, stretches/exercise/at home recommendations and frequency of care for maximum improvement in the shortest amount of time to alleviate your symptom and manage the pain. If your insurance says it will only pay for 12 visits and your spinal condition demands that you be seen daily or a couple times a week until your pain is alleviated, you will have to determine what is best for your health.
Understand that Most Chiropractic Clinic wants to work with you and your insurance/financial circumstance to the advantage of your health and pain-free quality of life. Just ask.
"This information and website content is not intended to diagnose, guarantee results, or recommend specific treatment or activity. It is designed to educate and inform only. Please consult your physician for a thorough examination leading to a diagnosis and well-planned treatment strategy. See more details on the
DISCLAIMER page. Content is reviewed by
Dr. James M. Cox I."