How do you choose the right chiropractor?
There’s so many options out there when it comes to health care, especially in the chiropractic field.
There’s different approaches and focuses, so how do you know what’s best for you?
What I would say and ask is: what are you using to measure improvement?
If you’re only using symptoms as a gauge, or maybe you’re only using tools like a leg length indifference, that might not be the absolute best thing for you.
What we use in our office is computerized infrared thermography, which is a way to objectively measure what’s happening inside your system.
Are you getting better? Are you improving, or are we wasting our time?
Knowing the answer to that question is critical.
If you’re looking for a new chiropractor or to try one for the first time, ask, what are you using to measure success in the office?
If it’s not an actual tool that’s reproducible, it might not be the best fit for you.
We love results, and we love objectivity. If that’s something that speaks to you, I’m your guy.