Question 1

What is the Webster Technique?

Accepted Answer

The Webster technique is a specific chiropractic analysis that is utilized for pregnant women. It is a specific sacral analysis and adjustment to help facilitate the mother's pelvic alignment and nervous system function. This in turn balances pelvic muscles and ligaments, reduces torsion to the uterus.

Question 2

Will I be adjusted on the first visit?

Accepted Answer

In most cases, you will be adjusted on your second visit. This gives Dr. Michele the time to review all the information from your initial consultation and create an individualized care plan that will best meet your goals. On the second visit, we will review the findings and go over the specific care plan recommendations. After going over any questions and you are ready to move forward with care, we will get you adjusted.

Question 3

How often will I need to be adjusted?

Accepted Answer

Everyone's body is unique and responds in different ways. Dr. Michele will give recommendations based on your initial consult, HRV and x-rays for how often and for what length of time you will need to come in to see results and achieve your health goals.

Question 4

Do you accept insurance?

Accepted Answer

Rocky River Chiropractic does not affiliate with insurance because we do not want insurance telling us what we can and cannot do for our community. Insurance companies are based on the conventional model of health care which relies heavily on drugs and surgery, and will not cover any services that are deemed wellness or preventative care. In our office, we are committed to providing the care and support our patients need at a reasonable fee. We provide many different payment plans, both for individuals and families. We do accept HSA and FSA forms of payment, and can provide the necessary documentation. At Rocky River Chiropractic, we are here to serve you and will all that we can to help get you the care that you need.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Webster Technique?

Will I be adjusted on the first visit?

How often will I need to be adjusted?

Do you accept insurance?