Initial Visit--What to Expect
We Aim to Make Your Initial Visit Like Coming Home!
Save time in the office by printing and filling out a set of intake forms for each member of the family here. (3 pages and less than 15 min). You will also submit your Initial Visit Fee of $55. Additional household members' initial visits are FREE. They must complete videos, quiz, and their initial visit within 14 days of a family member's paid initial visit.
Consultation with Your Chiropractor
Dr. Fall sits down with you to discuss your concerns and questions. While we do not diagnose or treat any medical conditions or symptoms, we do care. We want to know where you are coming from and where you want to go and what you expect of us. This allows Dr. Fall to find out if we are the right fit for you.

Infrared Spinal Thermography Scan
As part of your first visit, we now offer paraspinal thermography for cutting edge, state-of-the-art spinal assessment as part of our very focused chiropractic care.
Dr. Fall has received certification in this specialized assessment tool that assists him in locating and correcting subluxations of the spine. This is part of our on-going commitment to provide unbeatable quality of care.

D.I.S.S. Palpation
DISS (deep intrinsic spinal stabilizer) muscle palpation is where we feel the muscles in and around your spine. Direct nerve supply to and from nerves endings in these muscles that shift you back in place are constantly working to preserve well-positioned vertebral bones! You may have as many as 200 subluxations in any given month–most of them your body corrects. So assessing subtle working muscle groups still gives an up to date window into your body's reaction to vertebral subluxation.
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Drop Table Manual Adjustment
Modern chiropractic recognizes that many tissues can be inflamed. "Drop table" technique minimizes aggravation of inflammation in your spine, while effectively and precisely correcting the mal-positioned vertebra. This allows an effective and a very specific manual adjustment without "twisting or cracking." Other techniques we less commonly employ are diversified manual technique, non-force technique, and activator.
