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Chiropractic care · Evidence-based, discharge-minded

Adjustments with an exit plan.

Alignwell treats backs, necks, and headaches with a plan that ends — adjustment plus rehab exercise, measured progress, and a discharge target from day one. If you've been somewhere that books "three visits a week, forever," this will feel different.

New patient exam $85 · Adjustments $60 · Typical full plan 6–12 visits · HSA/FSA + most insurance

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▮ No X-rays unless red flags warrant them — and we'll explain why either way.

A typical low-back plan · real patient
Visit 1
Exam + first adjustment

History, movement testing, plan with visit count in writing.

Weeks 1–3
2×/week: adjust + rehab

Pain 7→3. Home exercises: two, not twenty.

Weeks 4–6
Weekly, strength-focused

Pain 3→1. Deadlifting groceries again.

Visit 10
Discharged

Self-care plan + the door stays open. No maintenance-plan pitch.

Care

What we treat — and how long it takes.

Low Back & Neck Pain

The core of the practice: adjustment, soft-tissue work, and progressive rehab exercise. Most acute cases discharge in 6–10 visits.

Typical plan: 6–10 visits

Headaches & Jaw

Cervicogenic headaches and TMJ-adjacent tension respond well to upper-cervical work plus posture rehab — measured by headache-day count, not vibes.

Typical plan: 4–8 visits

Athletes & Desk Bodies

Sport tune-ups and the modern hunch. Adjustment plus the three exercises your body actually needs — not a laminated sheet of twenty.

Single visits welcome · $60
Why we're different

Chiropractic has a trust problem. Here's our answer.

  • Plans end. Your visit count is written down at visit one. Progress is measured; care stops when goals are met.
  • No fear selling. No "subluxation degeneration" slideshows, no lifetime maintenance contracts, no X-ray theater.
  • We refer out. Red flags go to imaging or your physician same-week. About 1 in 12 exams ends in a referral, not a plan.
8.4

average visits to discharge across last year's plans — not three a week forever.

Discharged patients come back when something new hurts. That's the business model: trust, not dependency.

"The last chiropractor wanted 36 visits and a monthly plan. Dr. Reyes said 'probably eight' and discharged me at seven. Guess whose card is in my wallet."

Low-back patient · discharged 2025
Honest answers

What skeptics ask (fair enough)

Is the cracking sound doing anything?

The pop is gas releasing in the joint — harmless, and not the point. The therapeutic effect is restored joint motion plus the rehab work after. Some effective adjustments make no sound at all.

Why don't you X-ray everyone?

Because imaging without red flags doesn't change treatment and does add radiation and fear. We X-ray when history or exam warrants it — trauma, unexplained weight loss, neurological signs — and refer for MRI when that's the right tool.

Do I need to keep coming forever?

No — and a plan without a discharge target is a subscription, not treatment. Some discharged patients choose a monthly tune-up because it feels good; that's a choice we're happy to serve, never a requirement we push.

Will insurance cover this?

Most plans cover chiropractic with a copay; we verify yours by text before the first visit. Cash pricing is flat and posted — $85 exam, $60 adjustments — and HSA/FSA cards work like any card.

The funnel behind the site

How Alignwell wins patients burned by visit-mills.

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"36 visits? For a tight back?"

Evidence-based chiropractic with a written discharge target. Average plan: 8.4 visits, then done.

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Chiropractor — Plans That End

$85 exam, $60 adjustments, no maintenance contracts. Insurance verified by text.

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Still stretching it and hoping?

The exam tells you what it is, how many visits, and whether we're even the right door.

Post-exam email sequence
New patient exam · $85 · insurance verified first

Find out what it is, how many visits, and when you'll be done.

Exam, movement testing, first adjustment if appropriate — and a plan that ends.

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▮ Red flags referred out same-week · no lifetime contracts, ever