Introduction to the Office Let us extend a warm and personal welcome to you on behalf of the 100% team! We want to provide you with the finest health care and we’ll offer you many informative and entertaining educational opportunities. First, you’ll want to make informed decisions regarding your health. During the course of your care you’ll be presented with several choices that will affect your ability to reach your individual health objectives. Secondly, this information will be useful in making decisions about your health for the rest of your life. To begin this process, here are a few important terms and procedures as you begin care: On your first visit we will gather information about you through our Initial Discovery (examination and consultation). There will be someone here to assist you in each step along the way. If you’re not sure about what we need, just ask. Nothing will be done without your consent and full understanding. We will be giving you information and clinical data in the form of literature, personal and media presentations. These are designed to help you understand your own case and the procedures you’ll experience in this office. Everything is brief and to the point. It is recommended that you read the material and keep it together for reference during the course of your care. Just as we need to know about you, you should know about us. Chiropractic education currently consists of three years of pre-Chiropractic college education in the biological sciences, followed by another five years of Chiropractic education and clinical internship. Then we are required to attend many hours of post-graduate education each year for license renewal. On top of this, our office is frequently involved in various seminars to keep abreast of the latest information.

We have minimized paperwork in our office. However, there are clinical forms that must be filled out accurately for your health, legal and professional reasons. We ask that you read a form through before completing it so you understand its intent. If you have questions, please ask.