FAQ
Frequently asked questions
chiroFX is committed to offering the best possible care to our patients, and we know you have a bunch of questions for us before your first appointment. Below, we have answered some of the common ones, and if something is not listed here, don’t fret – we’d love to answer any of your questions on a phone call or in an email.
What do you treat at chiroFX?
chiroFX treats all kinds of ailments. We most commonly see patients for:
- Chronic back pain
- Joint pain
- Sports injuries
- Herniated Discs
- Neck pain
- Shoulder pain
- Headaches/Migraines
- Jaw pain
Please note that musculoskeletal injuries differ in many ways, and the services we provide can vary amongst individual patients.
What are the common therapies and treatments you use?
Typically, treatment at chiroFX starts with diagnostics, and based on the results, we treat the actual cause of the problem, which can be related to muscles, tissues or the bony structure. Please visit our Chiropractic Care page to see a full list of services provided.
What the cost per session of spinal decompression, ARPWave therapy or SoftWave Tissue Regeneration Technology?
The cost of your treatment varies depending on your insurance, frequency, and treatment plan. We have several pricing options to fit your needs!
How long is my first appointment?
Typical visits take around 30 minutes depending on how many questions you have for the doctor. We always strive to educate the patient on their diagnosis.
Are diagnostic tests required?
Dr. Minors may refer you for additional diagnostics, after your thorough evaluation and necessary x-rays, if he needs more information to determine if he can help you. Any additional diagnostic testing is requested to ensure that we are addressing the core issue and will never request anything unnecessary.
May I consult with chiroFX before my evaluation?
Of course! Give us a call at 512.480.9999 to talk to one of our team members!
How can I request my Health Care Records?
Please view this PDF for information on: How to Request Your Health Care Records, How to Contact the Relevant Licensing and Disciplinary Authority, and How to File a Consumer Complaint with the Office of the Attorney General.