Frequently Asked Questions
Straight answers about cost, insurance, and what to expect. Have a question about a specific condition? Check that condition’s own page — browse by condition →
Pricing & Insurance
How much does a visit cost?
$70 flat rate for a cash visit, or $130/mo for the bi-weekly maintenance membership — both fixed, no surprises. See full pricing →
Do you accept my insurance?
We’re in-network with BCBS MN, HealthPartners, UnitedHealthcare, Medica, Medicare Part B, VA CCN, and Aetna. If you’re covered by one of these, your visit is billed to insurance instead of the flat cash rate — but what you actually owe depends on your specific plan, not a number we can quote here. Call and we’ll check your benefits before you book.
What’s the $130/mo membership?
Bi-weekly visits, billed monthly, self-pay. Built for ongoing maintenance and general wellness, not just crisis care. (How many visits will I need?)
Scheduling
What are your hours?
Schedule varies day to day — there’s no fixed weekly hours here. Call or text and we’ll find a time that works.
How soon can I be seen?
Most new patients are seen within a few days — here’s what a first visit looks like.
Care
Do I need to hear a “pop” for the adjustment to work?
No. The audible “pop” (technically called cavitation) is a gas-release side effect of the joint separating — it’s not what actually makes an adjustment work. The real mechanism is the fast, precise mechanical input itself, which stimulates joint mechanoreceptors and drives the neurological response (muscle relaxation, altered pain processing). In practice: some adjustments produce a big, satisfying pop with no real improvement, and some produce no sound at all with a great result — the sound doesn’t predict the outcome. Every adjustment stays within the same safety parameters either way. This matches current manual-therapy research: an audible release isn’t required for a successful outcome.
More on this: what a chiropractic adjustment actually is.
Is chiropractic care evidence-based?
Every field of medicine evolves as research improves, and chiropractic is no exception. Care here is built on current evidence and your actual exam findings — not a fixed routine applied to everyone, and not the profession’s founding-era theory. If something’s outside what chiropractic care can help with, you’ll be told directly.
What conditions do you treat?
Browse by condition → for a specific look at what the exam and evidence look like for your situation.
Still Have a Question?
Call or text and ask directly — no pressure, no obligation to book.