Frequently Ask Questions

We are glad to answer some questions by calling us at 513.229-7333 or you can submit a question by using the convenient form on our Contact Us page.

We are located at:  5740 Gateway Blvd., Suite 103
Mason, OH 45040.

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• Have you been told you need surgery or has surgery failed?
• Do you take anti-inflammatory medications on a regular basis?
• Have you had years of pain and been told that there is no treatment?
• Do manipulations and adjustments only give you temporary or no relief?
• Do you hurt worse with doing more activity?
• Do you frequently need to change positions due to discomfort?
• Does your pain interfere with your sleep?
• Do you feel fatigued due to your issues?
• Do you have a deep achy pain of the spine or joints?
• Do you have chronic headaches?
• Do you suffer from pelvic pain?

• Arthritis
• Back pain
• Neck pain
• Headaches
• Sports injuries
• Whiplash
• Carpal Tunnel syndrome
• Torn Tendons
• Ligaments and Cartilage Damage
• Degenerated or Herniated Discs
• Sciatica
• Deep Aching Degenerative Disc Disease
• Disc Herniation
• Heel Spurs
• Knee Injuries
• Migraine Headaches
• Neuropathy
• Osteoarthritis
• Fibromyalgia
• Vaginal Pain
• Restal and Testicular Pain
• Rotator Cuff Tears
• Tennis Elbow
• Plantar Fasciitis
• Neuropathic Pain
• Shingles Pain
• Pelvic Pain and more!

It depends on your insurance allowance. If paying out of pocket, typically yes.

Yes, you need to eat a good meal before treatment. Typically a healthy meal consisting of some source of protein. If you are taking any anti-inflammatory or narcotic medications, we will need to discuss the option to stop taking them a few days prior to the treatment.

Yes, you will need to bring in any medical records including MRI, X-rays or other previous test results and documents.

This will be discussed in the initial consultation.

Not for the initial consultation and not for most treatments based on the area of the body.

No, there are not restrictions.

Initial fees are typically covered by insurance for the consultation. Treatment fees will be discussed at the initial visit.