Gravelle Chiropractic

In the office our approach to chiropractic may be different than the kind with which you are familiar. We do not diagnose disease, medical doctors do. We do not treat any disease, medicine does. We are not an alternative to medicine or therapy. We correct Vertebral Subluxations because they interfere with the function of the nerve system, thus preventing your body, your entire body, from working up to its fullest potential. This is important and essential regardless of what other care you may be seeking, how old you are or how well you feel.

We have one goal and that is to restore and maintain the integrity of the spinal cord and its nerve roots. These vital pathways are located in and protected by the bones of the spine. Misalignments of vertebrae (bones of the spine) which interfere with the function of these nerve pathways are called vertebral Subluxations. Subluxations can occur daily, are silent and are caused by everyday stresses: postural, physical and traumatic. It is our absolute conviction that the human body functions better without Subluxation. Consequently our objective is to provide specific chiropractic adjustments to correct Vertebral Subluxation thereby restoring normal nerve function. With optimal nerve supply your whole body is able to express more of its potential!

What to expect in our office

Day 1: Consultation/ Exam 30 min

Dr  Gravelle will thoroughly explain the objective of chiropractic as it relates to health, review your case, obtain additional information if necessary, perform a comprehensive spinal examination and identify areas of Subluxation. This is a neurological and musculoskeletal exam. Informed consent will be obtained. Further testing/ x-rays discussed if necessary.

Day 2: Report of Findings 15 min

There will be a thorough explanation of your areas of Subluxation, spinal health and your chiropractic plan of management will be reviewed and presented. Care will commence on this visit. Payment options discussed. At this time the patient expresses their desired course of care plan in the office.