Frequently Asked Questions in Matthews NC

At Integrative Chiropractic, we do not take a cookie-cutter approach. You will be examined and assessed thoroughly, and an appropriate care plan will be prepared for you. We have a variety of techniques and therapies we use in the office that are completely dependent on your own personal needs.

We pride ourselves on spending time with each patient. We typically spend 30 minutes with each new patient, with follow-ups ranging from 15-20 minutes with the doctor. Each visit will include muscle work, therapies, and of course the adjustment whether it be manual or instrument-assisted.

A chiropractor must obtain a bachelor’s degree along with 4-5 years of graduate school to acquire a Doctorate of Chiropractic. This would be with a minimum of 4200 hours spent in the classroom and is followed by 4 sets of board exams for licensure. Doctors of Chiropractic are educated in neurology, biomechanics, orthopedics, human anatomy, and more.

Yes. Pregnant patients can seek chiropractic care for neck, back, or even sciatic pain amongst other issues. A thorough examination will be performed along with a gentle approach during treatment. At Integrative Chiropractic, we specialize in pelvic drops to adjust pregnant patients.

During an adjustment a vacuum in the joint is created. Typically, there will be a gas bubble from this causing a pop sound during the adjustment. The "crack" sound is the changing pressure inside of the joint. This is similar to cracking sounds from your knuckles.

Yes! We take a large variety of in and out of state health insurance plans. We also provide services through the VA for our veterans. We unfortunately do not accept Medicaid insurance plans at this time.

Chiropractic is completely safe for children. Children are physically active and will experience their own aches and pains just like adults. Treatment for children will be designed with a gentle approach to care.