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First Time Seeing a Chiropractor? Here’s What to Know

FAQs

Common Questions We Hear Every Week

Transparency builds trust — we’re here to help you understand your care before, during, and after treatment.

What are your hours?

We are open Monday through Thursday from 9am-6:30pm .

What is the best way to contact your office?

Feel free to call or text our office at 303-651-7003. You can also email us at lefthandchiro@gmail.com.

What if I don’t want to be “popped”?

No problem!  We can utilize several other methods of adjusting, such as Activator Technique or Muscle Energy Techniques (MET).  These are gentle yet effective ways to adjust your spine and loosen your muscles without causing any popping sounds.

How well educated is a chiropractor?

Chiropractors obtain a four-year undergraduate degree prior to applying to chiropractic school.  Chiropractic school is a four year doctorate program where the first 3 years are mainly didactic classes including Anatomy and Physiology, Neuroanatomy, Neurology, Biomechanics, and Nutrition.  The last year is spent honing clinical skills and working with patients in the school’s outpatient clinic.

All chiropractors must pass a four part National Board Exam and remain in good standing with the state by completing 15 hours of continuing education each year.

Do you offer lab testing such as blood panels and food allergy testing?

Yes.  As a member of a professional lab co-op, we have access to the lowest fee schedule in healthcare for blood panels.  We utilize the ALCAT test for allergy testing and Genova Labs for stool and digestive analysis.

Can I use my health insurance?

We are happy to provide detailed receipts which you can turn into your insurance company for reimbursement.

Can I use my HSA/FSA account?

Yes, you can use your card to pay for any purchases at our office.

I was in a car accident, can I use my auto insurance to pay for care?

Yes, you can.

Every insured driver in the state of Colorado should have a part of their policy, known as Medpay, that covers at least $5,000 worth of healthcare after an accident.  We ask that you bring your auto insurance information (including the claim number, policy number and adjuster’s contract information) with you to your first visit.  We will bill your auto insurance directly so that you can focus on getting better.

What Our Patients Are Saying