No, we do not take insurance. We are a cash based practice only. Please refer to our pricing page for more information.

All dogs regardless of breed, age, sex or size can benefit from chiropractic care. For more information on how your dog can benefit from chiropractic care, please visit our animal chiro page!

Yes, animal chiropractic is real and it really does work! Those who have completed a Doctorate of Chiropractic (DC) or Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degree are eligible to attend animal chiropractic school. After successfully completing animal chiropractic school, there are certification exams (similar to medical board speciality exams) for both the American Veterinary Chiropractic Association and the International Veterinary Chiropractic Association that can be taken to be considered certified in animal chiropractic. For more information on animal chiropractic, please visit our animal chiro page.

Yes! Chiropractic care provided by board-certified, licensed chiropractors is gentle, safe, and effective. If you have any concerns, please reach out to our office so we can talk more in-depth about how chiropractic care can help you.

If it is indicated during your appointment, your neck may be adjusted. If you are not comfortable with having your neck adjusted manually (by hand), let Dr. Zoe know during your intake exam and she will go over alternatives that may be better for you and your body.

Sports chiropractic is exactly what is sounds like: chiropractic care for athletes of all kinds! While you don’t need certain credentials to work on athletes as a chiropractor, there are a few certifications that sports chiropractors may have in addition to their D.C. degrees. See our blog for more information on sports chiropractors.

Yes!

All 32 teams in the NFL currently have a chiropractor on staff (see here for more details on the Pro Football Chiropractic Society).

Only licensed chiropractors and veterinarians who have completed 210 hours of animal chiropractic training and passed applicable board exams are eligible to become animal chiropractors in the United States. For a more detailed explanation, click here to visit our blog.