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OUR SERVICES

Chiropractic care, explained before it starts

Your doctor explains each technique, what you may feel and the known risks before using it. How visits are paid is on the How fees work page.

  • Spinal adjustment

    A hands-on adjustment of a joint in the spine, by hand or with a small spring-loaded instrument, as you prefer. Your doctor explains the technique, what you may feel and the known risks first, and you can stop at any time.

    • Manual adjustment

    • Instrument-assisted adjustment

    • X-rays only when medically necessary

    • Your questions answered first

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  • Sports care

    For runners, riders, lifters and weekend players. Hands-on care is combined with a movement screen and exercises, so you know what to do between visits.

    • Movement screen

    • Soft tissue work

    • Taping where it helps

    • Exercises for getting back to your activity

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  • Posture and desk setup

    A look at how you sit, stand and move across a working day. Your doctor suggests changes to your workstation and gives you a short set of exercises to try.

    • Posture check

    • Workstation advice

    • Commute and carry advice

    • Short exercises for the desk

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  • Soft tissue and movement care

    Hands-on work on tight muscles and stiff joints, with exercises to practice at home. Your doctor explains what each technique is for and what you may feel.

    • Soft tissue work

    • Gentle joint movement

    • Stretching and strengthening

    • Home exercises

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  • Prenatal and pediatric visits

    During pregnancy we use gentle, low-force methods, such as the Webster technique, with pillows for support. Children are seen briefly, with a parent in the room. We make no health claims for pregnancy or childhood.

    • Webster technique

    • Pillow support

    • Parent present for children

    • Your pregnancy provider kept informed

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YOUR VISITS

How a follow-up visit goes

Follow-up visits are shorter than the first.

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  • 01

    A quick check-in

    Tell your doctor how things have been since your last visit.

  • 02

    A look at how you move

    A brief re-check of the movements you came in about.

  • 03

    Hands-on care

    The same techniques as before, or a change, if you agree.

  • 04

    Your next step

    Your doctor reviews the plan with you, and the front desk books your next visit if you want one.

PATIENT NOTES

In their words

“My first visit was mostly conversation. Dr. Fonseca explained what he was checking and why, and I never felt rushed.”

Yumiko T.Software engineer

“He showed me what to change at my desk and gave me three exercises I can do on a train platform.”

Daryl W.Teacher who bikes to work

“The front desk checked my benefits before I came in and told me what to expect. There were no surprises at the counter.”

Deepak R.Accountant

Sample reviews.

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  • A sudden severe headache or neck pain, dizziness, trouble speaking or seeing, new weakness or numbness, numbness in the groin or saddle area (between the legs and buttocks), or new bladder or bowel trouble needs emergency care now. Call 911 or go to an emergency room.