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In many respects, chiropractic care can be likened to constructing a house – certain elements must be addressed in a specific sequence to ensure stability and proper functionality. When building a house, erecting walls before establishing a solid foundation would render the walls vulnerable and prone to collapse. Similarly, constructing the roof before the walls are ready would result in similar issues. These principles apply to the human body as well; chiropractic care seeks to rectify common causes of pain and other health concerns. If there is an issue with your body’s foundation, it must be resolved to attain genuine health. Chiropractic care necessitates a structured plan to facilitate proper and complete healing. There are three general phases of chiropractic care…
If you are experiencing pain upon arrival at our Eugene chiropractic office, our primary objective is to alleviate your pain and improve your condition promptly. Depending on the severity of the underlying ailment causing your discomfort, it is customary for a patient to require chiropractic care or adjustments 2-3 times per week for 4-12 weeks.
During the corrective phase of chiropractic care, muscles and other tissues are afforded the opportunity to heal more thoroughly, which aids in preventing further injury or pain. The goal of corrective or restorative chiropractic care is to restore your body’s full functionality. Typically, this phase necessitates chiropractic care or adjustments approximately 4-8 times per month for 6-24 months, contingent upon your overall health and the severity of your condition.
Once your body has fully healed and you no longer experience back pain or other symptoms, it remains important to undergo periodic chiropractic adjustments to prevent future issues. Generally, this phase of chiropractic care requires brief visits to the chiropractor 1-4 times per month, depending on your lifestyle and objectives.
We believe in the value of chiropractic care for you and your family toward the goal of achieving total health and wellness. Therefore, we have created a pricing structure that is flexible enough to allow you to get the chiropractic care you need, no matter what your budget.
To learn more about our payment options for chiropractic and wellness care, you can call our office directly at (541) 343-3477 and one of our friendly staff will be happy to answer all your questions.
Our chiropractic office works with most insurance plans. We accept coverage for auto accidents, workers compensation, and personal injury cases that involve back pain, neck pain, headaches, or related conditions. Most health insurance plans, including Medicare, are also accepted. Insurance coverage for chiropractic care may vary, so please contact us to confirm whether your plan includes our services. Our staff can verify your benefits and provide an explanation at no cost before you begin a chiropractic care plan.
At Aspen Chiropractic of Eugene, our goal is to ensure that chiropractic care and adjustments are accessible to all individuals. For patients with limited or no chiropractic insurance coverage, we provide a discount plan known as CHUSA, which offers reduced rates for payment at the time of service. Even for those without insurance, or whose policies do not include chiropractic benefits, alternative options exist to obtain necessary pain relief and chiropractic services. In numerous cases, chiropractic treatment may be less costly and more effective than other interventions, such as prescription medications or surgical procedures.
At Aspen Chiropractic of Eugene, we offer chiropractic care designed to promote health and manage pain efficiently, requiring minimal time and financial investment. Our professionals provide services aimed at supporting your overall wellbeing. Routine chiropractic sessions may help reduce the need for more extensive treatment following injury or pain. For individuals concerned about scheduling or cost, please contact us at (541) 343-3477 to discuss available options. Early intervention is recommended rather than waiting until symptoms become severe. The importance of maintaining good health is widely recognized, though it is sometimes realized only after health issues arise.