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- What happens at a first visit?
- What does it cost?
- Do I need an appointment, or can I walk in?
- Can I call or text with a question before I book?
- Do you treat children as well as adults?
- What adjustment techniques do you use?
- What do you offer for concussion and brain injury symptoms?
- What is the nasal specific technique?
- What is brain fog treatment, and what does it involve?
- Do you treat whiplash and neck pain after a car accident?
- Do you offer nutrition consultations?
Visiting us
What happens at a first visit?
We start with a consultation and an exam: your health history, what’s bothering you now, and a physical assessment to find what’s actually causing it. That usually includes posture and movement checks and simple neurological or orthopedic tests. Then we explain what we found, talk through a plan, and answer your questions. If it’s appropriate and you’re comfortable, you may have your first adjustment the same day.
What does it cost?
- First visit, including consultation and exam: $100–$175
- Standard adjustment: $55
- Nasal specific (endonasal cranial adjustment): $100
- Add-on therapies such as the Neuropathy Rebuilder, RightEye, Interactive Metronome or laser: $20–$45, depending on the service
Fees are listed up front, and we’ll go through what we recommend and what it costs before you commit to anything.
Do I need an appointment, or can I walk in?
Please book ahead. We work by appointment so that each visit gets the time it needs, which also means you’re not sitting in a waiting room. Booking online is quickest, or call or text and we’ll find you the next opening.
Can I call or text with a question before I book?
Yes. Call or text (913) 948-6602. If you’re not sure whether what you’re dealing with is something we treat, ask first. We’d rather tell you honestly than have you book the wrong thing.
Do you treat children as well as adults?
Yes, and the approach is adapted to age. A first visit for a child covers the same ground: history, exam, an explanation of what we find, and a plan.
How we treat
What adjustment techniques do you use?
Diversified, Activator, Impulse and Cox Flexion Distraction. Which one we use depends on what the exam shows, your history and what your body responds to. Some people do best with hands-on adjusting, others with instrument-assisted work.
What do you offer for concussion and brain injury symptoms?
Headaches, memory trouble, brain fog, dizziness and balance problems after a head injury are some of the most common reasons people come to us. Care can include chiropractic adjustments, neuro rehabilitation with Interactive Metronome and RightEye, and nasal specific cranial adjustment. The aim is restoring how the brain and nervous system work, not just quieting symptoms.
What is the nasal specific technique?
Also called endonasal cranial adjustment, it restores movement to the bones of the skull. A small finger cot goes into the nasal passage and is briefly inflated. It takes seconds. It’s used after concussions and older head injuries, and for chronic sinus congestion, allergies, and problems with focus and memory. Dr. Ang is one of the few chiropractors in the area trained in it.
What is brain fog treatment, and what does it involve?
Brain fog, memory lapses and difficulty concentrating are treated with the same tools: RightEye exercises to assess and retrain eye movement and brain balance, Interactive Metronome for brain timing, nasal specific where it’s indicated, and nutrition support when something internal is driving it. These are drug-free, and they work on the cause rather than masking the symptom.
Do you treat whiplash and neck pain after a car accident?
Yes. Whether the accident was recent or years ago, care focuses on restoring alignment and movement, easing pain, and dealing with what’s underneath it rather than only what hurts today.
Do you offer nutrition consultations?
Yes. We look for irritations in your internal systems that could be behind low energy, ongoing aches or poor recovery, then make food and supplement recommendations to address them. It’s often paired with other care rather than used on its own.
Still have a question? Call or text (913) 948-6602, or book online.