The things people ask before they book.

Your first visit at G3 Chiro is an assessment and a plan. Dr. Jaron takes the history of what has been going on, examines how the joints, muscles and fascia involved are actually moving, and explains what he finds in plain language. Most first visits include hands-on treatment and you leave with specific exercises to do on your own. The new patient visit is booked as 60 minutes. After that, sessions run 45 minutes, or 90 when the problem needs the extra time.

No, and that is a deliberate choice rather than an oversight. An insurance schedule pays for short visits, and short visits are the reason most people arrive here having been treated for years without anyone finding the cause. Working outside that system is what makes a 45 to 90 minute session possible. Many patients use an HSA or FSA, and G3 provides documentation you can submit to your insurer yourself.

That describes most people who come to G3 Chiro. Having tried other providers without lasting progress is the most common starting point here, not a reason it will not work. What usually differs is the amount of time spent finding what is keeping the problem going, rather than treating the area that hurts. A free phone call is there so you can find out whether this approach fits your situation before committing to care.

Many patients have experienced chiropractic as adjustments without enough rehabilitation, and physical therapy as exercises without enough hands-on treatment. G3 Chiro combines both in the same session: detailed hands-on osteopathic care with individualized movement coaching that reinforces the work. That combination is aimed at the people who did not improve with either approach on its own.